Information and resources for young people, and training and technical assistance for the adults who support them. They have a lot of ways to get involved with different youth advocacy groups and campaigns so please check them out if you're looking to make a difference regarding youth sexual health and rights.

• Early intervention bereavement
• Teen outreach program
• Perinatal addiction prevention
• Child care health consultants
• Postpartum mood disorder follow-up
• Service coordination professional education

“We are here for you.”

Partners with schools, food pantries, government offices and social services organizations to provide free menstrual products to those in need. They believe access to free, easy to access menstrual products for students is the responsibility of every school board and they work with students and schools to make that a reality.

Mentorship, scholarship, financial literacy, college preparation, community service and civic engagement. The Princess Foundation is here to be a viable source for young women of color to develop personal and professional skills, that can be transferable into adulthood.

Answer is an organization at Rutgers University that runs the website www.sexetc.org with content written by teens for teens. Each year Answer hires and trains high school-aged teens from across New Jersey to be writers for Sex, Etc. Answer truly values the voices of young people and believes that all people should have access to sex education that is accurate and inclusive. That is why the information on the website is written by teens, teens are paid for the stories and blogs they write, and the website is free and available to all people.

Provides a safe space that is anonymous and confidential where callers can speak on many different issues and concerns including, but limited to, coming out issues, gender and/or sexuality identities, relationship concerns, bullying, workplace issues, HIV/AIDS anxiety, safer sex information, suicide, and much more.

HiTOPS provides a diverse and comprehensive array of sexual health-related programs, services, and community events centered on:

• Sex education for middle and high school-aged youth
• Peer leadership and education
• Education, support, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ identified youth
• Professional development and consultation

All their programs are youth informed. They invite youth of all identities to participate in their programs. Check out their LGBTQ support groups and peer leadership program. HiTOPS LGBTQ support groups meet the first and third Saturday of every month. During the pandemic, these groups meet virtually. The HiTOPS peer leadership program is an annual cohort of 20 high school juniors and seniors. Peer leaders actively participate in leadership training; learn sexual-health related content; and design, develop and implement a diversity of youth-focused interventions around sexual health-related issues for youth throughout New Jersey.

Provides a safe space for young men to talk about their issues. They have workshops were young men can learn about three well-beings:
• Mental well-being
• Physical well-being and
• Financial well-being.

They also provide weekly podcasts that talk about current events and life issues, they engage youth through sports, and are a support system for young men.

Professional development on creating safe schools, especially concerns related to sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. Consultation and presentations on these topics for families, individuals, educators, student groups, professionals and community groups. Leadership and support in developing and carrying out advocacy and activism.

Collaboration in developing the processes needed to incorporate LGBTQ persons and persons with disabilities into inclusive curricula. Counseling with licensed therapists for LGBTQ youth, accessible if needed by phone. Safe space for individuals or gatherings with access to a burgeoning social justice library. Additional regular and special programming to highlight social justice concerns. In this time of coronavirus, presentation of nightly Facebook-cast Social Justice Power Hour to inform, inspire, and entertain.

The leading national education organization working to create safe and inclusive K-12 schools for LGBTQ youth, GLSEN works to ensure that LGBTQ students are able to learn and grow in a school environment free from harassment and discrimination.

GLSEN:
• Conducts extensive research on the experiences of LGBTQ youth in schools
• Trains educators to support students and create safe classrooms
• Authors developmentally appropriate resources for educators
• Advocates for policies that protect and support LGBTQ youth
• Trains and supports students to effect change in their school communities

Magnificent Men provides group mentoring, empowerment workshops, training and community services. They are very passionate and want to sincerely educate , inspire and motivate each young person in one or all capacities to make them a better individual.

Their services include College Prep Program, College Tours, Community Gardening Program, Mary Esther Williams Homework Center, and Your Food Shelf Pantry.

They are very diverse in their conversation and in their efforts to support young people in the areas of education, health, and financial literacy.