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HOUSING IS HIV PREVENTION. 🏠🏳️‍⚧️ Housing is more than four walls and a roof. It’s healthcare. It’s safety. It’s stability. And for transgender and gender-nonconforming people, it can be the difference between accessing lifesaving care and going without it. Globally, transgender people face disproportionately high rates of HIV. But the conversation cannot stop at HIV prevention without addressing one of the barriers to healthcare: homelessness. When someone is worried about where they’ll sleep tonight, accessing HIV testing, getting to medical appointments, staying consistent with treatment, or obtaining PrEP can become significantly more difficult. At Trans Housing Coalition, we know that housing and healthcare are deeply connected. That’s why our work goes beyond helping people find a place to live. We connect our community to long-term housing, HIV prevention and treatment services, affirming healthcare, and the supportive resources needed to thrive. You cannot separate housing justice from health justice. This is the first installment of our new HOUSING IS... series, where we’ll explore how housing intersects with public health, violence prevention, reproductive justice, climate justice, and liberation. Because housing isn’t just about having somewhere to sleep. It’s about having the opportunity to live. 💗 Support trans housing. Protect trans lives. 🔗 Donate or learn more at the link in our bio. #HousingIs #HousingIsHIVPrevention #TransHealth #HousingJustice #TransLivesMatter

Trans people experiencing homelessness do not need to be judged, controlled, or treated like a problem to solve. They deserve to be heard, respected, protected, and supported. True support begins with believing trans people about what they need and recognizing that safety includes privacy, consent, dignity, and access to affirming housing. At Trans Housing Coalition, we center the choices and lived experiences of trans people because housing justice is trans justice. Swipe to learn four meaningful ways you can support trans people experiencing homelessness. Save this post and share it with your community. 🏠🏳️‍⚧️ #TransHousingCoalition #TransHousingJustice #HousingIsAHumanRight #SupportTransPeople #TransRightsAreHumanRights

We’re excited to welcome Annie to the Trans Housing Coalition Board of Directors! 🏡✨ Annie is the Chief Program Officer at Partners for HOME, where she works alongside the Atlanta Continuum of Care to strengthen housing solutions, reduce barriers, and improve access to services for people experiencing homelessness. Her background includes permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, and developing stronger systems of support for individuals navigating housing instability. We’re grateful to have her experience, insight, and commitment to creating more equitable housing systems on our board. Outside of work, Annie enjoys gardening with her wife, camping, cooking, watercolor painting, and spending time with their dog, Babka, and cat, Tambourine. 🌱🎨🐾 Please join us in welcoming Annie to the THC Board! 💜 #translivesmatter #transhousingcoalition

Please help us congratulate Starr on being officially housed! 🎉🏡 Originally from Detroit, Starr experienced 5 years of homelessness and faced countless obstacles along the way. Starr worked diligently with her case manager every stepped of the way and determined to get housed. “I’m so thankful to THC and Ms. Anderson. I prayed and prayed for this, stayed patient, and I still can’t believe it.” This moment is a testament to Starr’s strength, dedication, and resilience. And this is just the beginning. Join us in celebrating Starr 💛

Today is Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV), a day dedicated to celebrating the lives, contributions, and resilience of transgender and gender non-conforming people while also raising awareness of the discrimination our community continues to face. TDOV is about more than visibility. It’s about recognizing that trans people are still navigating systemic barriers to housing, healthcare, employment, and safety every single day. At Trans Housing Coalition, we see this reality up close. We work with trans individuals across Atlanta who are experiencing homelessness due to these exact barriers. Through a housing-first model, we provide direct support that moves people from survival to stability, from unsafe conditions into permanent housing. Visibility must be matched with action. If you believe trans people deserve not just to be seen, but to be supported, we invite you to invest in this work. 🔗 Donate through the link in our bio #TransDayOfVisibility #TDOV #transhousing #translivesmatter🏳️‍⚧️

Today we are proud to highlight Ms. Grant, whose strength and determination remind us why this work matters, she is pictured above with her Case Manager Ricardo. Ms. Grant was housed successfully through our program after experiencing chronic homelessness since an early age. Ricardo, our Housing Support and Navigation Manager, shared this reflection about her journey: Why this story matters: Centering Ms. Grant’s story today shows exactly what your Giving Tuesday donations make possible. Every gift helps another member of our community move closer to stability, safety and a home they can call their own.

As your Executive Director, I am reaching out with deep intention ahead of Giving Tuesday tomorrow. Your support has carried so many members of our community through moments of crisis, and your generosity continues to open doors where there were none. Even the smallest gift can shift what seems like a small circumstance into a life changing moment for a trans person experiencing homelessness. If you are able, please consider making an early Giving Tuesday gift through the link in our bio. Early giving helps us respond faster and meet needs the moment they arise. With love, Mary Wilson

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