In the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election, many LGBTQ+ youth reported feeling frustrated, angry, and frightened about their future, signaling a growing mental health crisis.
The Trevor Project noted a staggering 700% increase in crisis calls from LGBTQ+ youth post-election, with 90% believing politics severely affect their mental wellness.
The urgency for culturally inclusive mental health solutions is accentuated by the significant barriers marginalized communities face when seeking care, highlighting disparities in treatment access.
In educational settings, the recommended psychologist-to-student ratio is often unmet, exacerbating the mental health crisis in under-resourced areas with many students lacking support.
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