A group designed specifically for lesbian, gay, bi, transgender, and questioning young people ages 18 to 22.  This group serves as a transition from youth to adulthood, and addresses issues specific to this age group.  Meetings are held weekly.  Social activities are also planned on a regular basis including camping, theater nights, dances, car washes, and more!

A social and support group for lesbian, gay, bi, transgender, and questioning youth ages 14 to 17.   Weekly discussions focus on sexuality, health issues, suicide, education, drugs, relationships, peer pressure, family relations, and coming out.   Social activities include BBQs, dances, movies, skate parties, hiking, bowling, volleyball, pool parties, game nights, museum outings, and much more!

A nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the needs of GLBT youth. Contact: 602-956-1190 or email

The One Voice Community Center offers programs, services, and fun events for the Valley's GLBT community.  Located at 4314 N. 7th Avenue, Phoenix.  Call 602.712.0111 or visit our website at www.1vcc.org.

An organization for members and friends of Phoenix College's gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community.  Contact:  602-285-7392

Support group for parents of gay children, family members and friends of gay people, and for gay people too!  Check out our meetings page for specific meeting locations, dates and times.  Confidential helpline:  602-843-1404 or email

Contact:  602-840-8400

An East Valley GLBT youth group, meets weekly at the Escalante Center, 2150 E. Orange St., Tempe. Contact: 602-310-7283

Act Out is a group that publicly supports gay rights and mounts its own campaigns for equality and visibility by providing information and mobilizing gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgender people and their allies.  Contact:  email

A campus-based fraternity for Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Allied male students at ASU. From freedom of spirit and the bonds of brotherhood, we build responsible and progressive leaders for the world of tomorrow.

A discussion and support group for bisexual men and women and all who love without boundaries. Contact: email

The Coming Out Discussion Group is an open forum for participants to discuss whatever they would like regarding coming out. There is no weekly topic or speakers--just a few moderators to ensure the dialogue remains constructive. It is an outstanding resource for anyone with questions about coming out to parents, friends, roommates or workmates, as well as the many other issues that play roles in the coming out process. It is open to students and non-students. Contact: email

The Gay and Lesbian Legal Alliance is an organization of students at the College of Law. The Alliance seeks to support and assist lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning students and to promote awareness of sexual orientation issues in both the law school, the greater legal community and to the entire university student body.

The group is designed for gay men who are secure in their identity, are moving beyond coming out concerns, but would like to improve their relationships with other gay men and with themselves.  Contact:  480-965-6147

The group is designed for gay men who are secure in their identity, are moving beyond coming out concerns, but would like to improve their relationships with other gay men and with themselves.  Contact:  email

The LGBTQ Coalition was formed to promote and support diversity at Arizona State University. The coalition consists of several different groups that cater to the needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, queer, questioning and ally communities on campus.  The LGBTQ Coalition strives to maintain a safe and comfortable space for everyone in its community. The coalition also works to educate the student body and the larger community.

Two trained facilitators will guide a discussion regarding sexual orientation for ASU students who have signed up for this particular group. Students will have a chance to discuss issues, confront problems, and share personal stories about their sexual identity with other students who either identify as LGBTQ or heterosexual. This is a safe space to dialogue with the goal of coming to a better understanding of the conflicts that can arise between these two groups. Contact: email

Our Space is a social support group for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals based in the school of Social Work. The group provides opportunities for networking, mentoring and career development and serves as a link to other organizations. Contact: email

A social group for LGBTQ students and their Allies at ASU. Events include coffee talk, dinner and a movie, and First Friday art shows. Contact: email

Progression is a group intended for graduate students and those undergraduate students that prefer a more mature ambience. Alumni, Staff and Faculty are also welcome. Group meetings often entail dinners, discussions, movie nights and service projects. Contacts:  email

A queer collective organization dedicated to art, activism, discussion, and social change. We are a concensus-based group in the hope that hierarchy and power can be eliminated and we can dedicate all our efforts to action with purpose. Contact: email

Our purpose is threefold: one, acquire accurate information about health topics important to sexual minority students and our allies; two, provide a space to help each other place these topics in their cultural context; and three, share our knowledge with sexual minority youth in the greater Phoenix area. Contact: email

Ubiquity was formed in March of 1994 as a result of Arizona's political climate at the time for ASU staff and faculty to support lesbian, gay and bisexual concerns.

A gay male couples group that has social get-togethers at least twice a month, once at a local bar or club, and once or twice for a member-sponsored function.

 A social outlet for young professional gay men (21 - 35 years old), providing a safe place to social that is free of drugs, drama, and excessive noise.

This social, recreational and educational program was developed with and for young gay and bisexual men 18-29 years old. The FUSION Project mobilizes young gay/bisexual men to shape a healthy community for themselves, building positive social connections and supporting safer sex.

A drug/alcohol/smoke-free social alternative for men offers monthly activities for and by members.

Contact:  602-955-4673

A friendship and networking group for HIV+ men.  Contact:  602-212-1196

Provides mature gay and bi men, and their admirers, with opportunities to meet in a supportive atmosphere to enjoy social, educational and recreational activities.  Contact:  602-971-4477