Celebrating Pride Every Month
We See You. We Hear You.
LCMC Health is dedicated to supporting and serving the entire New Orleans community. We foster a culture of inclusivity and believe in celebrating and honoring our differences to strengthen our communities.
As committed allies, we stand united with our LGBTQ+ community, not just in June, but all year long. We are excited to announce community partnerships with NOAGE, New Orleans Advocates for LGBTQ+ Elders and the LGBT Community Center of New Orleans.
About NOAGE
NOAGE, New Orleans Advocates for LGBTQ+ Elders, is dedicated to education and empowerment. Determined always to have the back of the community it serves, NOAGE works hard every day to make sure LGBTQ+ elders remain visible, powerful, and connected. Learn more about NOAGE.
About the LGBT Community Center of New Orleans
The LGBT Community Center of New Orleans is on a mission to provide holistic referral services with an emphasis on equality and liberation. The organization is committed to eradicating homophobia, transphobia, racism, and misogyny. The Community Center provides a welcoming, supportive, and safe space for all LGBTQ+ individuals, allies, and organizations residing in the greater New Orleans area. Learn more about the LGBT Community Center of New Orleans.
About House of Tulip
House of Tulip provides zero barrier housing, case management, linkage to care, and community programming to trans and gender nonconforming people in need of a safe place to stay while growing the supply of affordable housing in New Orleans. Learn more about House of Tulip.
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