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For groups that would like to start a support space for the parents and caregivers of LGBTQ+ people there are a variety of models to consider.
When launching a group for parents and families of LGBTQ+ people, collect and share internal policy documents to help them answer questions about physical and mental health, relocation options, and more.
For many parents at the start of their journey, confidentiality is key.
Having a set agenda for your support group can help volunteer facilitators keep things on track and let participants know what to expect in advance.
Ground rules help to ensure that everyone knows what is expected of them and what they can expect from others.
These best practices will help keep your virtual meetings engaging and secure.
Strong facilitators create a welcoming environment where participants support each other, gain new information, and build upon their experience.
Here you can find ice breaker activities used and adapted by PFLAG chapters in the US.
We've collected a few discussion topics commonly used by PFLAG chapters.
Find a PFLAG chapter near you.
Find virtual meetings hosted by PFLAG chapters.
Learn more about PFLAG National virtual meetings for people with shared backgrounds/experiences.