
LGBTQ+ Digital Mental Health Program

Connect to Support
A citywide pilot program managed by Curry Senior Center to provide equitable access to mental health care for marginalized and underserved older adults and those with living disabilities within the LGBTQ+ community. Eligible Participants are connected to compassionate, culturally competent Mental Health Providers for short-term individual and/or group counseling (also referred to as therapy or psychotherapy) provided via Telehealth, a tablet for video sessions and technology training and support when needed.
Mental Health + Technology
Our program reduces barriers to care by connecting the community to Mental Health Providers and the technology support necessary to make Telehealth services attainable. During the Participant referral and screening process, we include specific questions to evaluate the level of need for each Participant including WiFi connectivity, device ownership, digital literacy, etc. Once program eligibility is confirmed, we connect Participants to our Technology Navigator if needs have been identified. Our goal is to expand the possibility for connection and support in a digital world.

Support Professionals
Therapists
Mental Health Information & Resources
What is Mental Health?
A Short Story About Emotions
What is Trauma?
How Childhood Affects Our Adult Lives
What is Anxiety?
The Question We Need to Think About When We Feel Anxious
What is Depression?
What is Mindfulness?
How Mindfulness Empowers Us
What is Empathy?
The Science of Gratitude
What is Self-Compassion?
Questions about the LGBTQ+ Digital Mental Health Program?
Contact the Program Manager at lgbtqprogram@curryseniorcenter.org

Made possible by funding from the City and County of San Francisco’s Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS).