Mental health care shouldn’t require a diagnosis to be taken seriously. Our May research brief explores how LGBTQ+ young people experience mental health diagnoses and access to mental health care. We found that 89% of diagnosed LGBTQ+ youth want care — and so do 76% of young people living without a diagnosis. Yet, access follows a troubling trend: the more diagnoses a young person has, the more likely they are to receive help and support. That’s not how care should work. Our latest brief sheds light on a critical gap between who needs care and who can actually access it. Read our research & share it with your friends. Because data makes a difference. 🧡 ➡️ trvr.org/May2025Research Visit our full research archive 🔗 trvr.org/research #TheTrevorProject #LGBTQ #MentalHealth #DataMakesADifference