Queer Personal Stories

A weekly Narcotics Anonymous meeting for LGBTQ+ people in recovery. This is a space where queer folks can connect with others on the same journey, share experiences, and build community around sobriety and mutual support. Meetings are open to anyone seeking recovery from substance use.

A weekly peer-led support space for trans and gender non-conforming adults (18+) to connect, share experiences, and support one another in a confidential, affirming environment. Whether you're navigating transition, community, relationships, or just need to be around people who get it, this judgment-free group meets every Wednesday evening, facilitated by Brooklyn Community Pride Center staff. Some sessions may be held via Zoom with registration required — contact tgnc@lgbtbrooklyn.org for details or alternate ways to join.

Brooklyn's monthly community food pantry run in partnership with Love Wins NYC — free groceries and real support for LGBTQ+ folks who need it. Shows up the third Thursday of every month, 1–5 PM at the Brooklyn Pride Center.

A monthly gathering for letter-writing and community connection at the Brooklyn Community Pride Center. Bring your thoughts, your stories, your voice — write letters to yourself, to loved ones, to the world. It's a quiet, intentional space to process, reflect, and be heard alongside others who get it.

CAMBA's Brooklyn Outreach and Prevention Programs partners with Project STAY to bring rapid HIV/STI testing and community programming to the Pride Center every other Friday. Game nights, support groups, movie nights, bingo, job readiness courses — no registration needed, just show up. Open to everyone.

A weekly space where LGBTQ+ folks gather to share experiences, support each other, and work through what's on their minds. No pressure, no judgment — just real conversation with people who get it. Facilitated by mental health professionals who understand the specific challenges queer and trans folks face.