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Because together, we're stronger.
ATTENTION
Due to issues with our email provider, any email sent prior to the 15th of August, 2023, was not received. We are not ignoring you - please resend your email now that we have sorted out our email provider issues! We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to get back to you shortly.
Upcoming Dates
All are welcome to attend - we offer a wide array of programs to support you as you support your loved ones.
In-Person Support Meeting
Sunday, September 10th at 2:00 PM
@ Vintage Senior Center in East Liberty
Virtual Support Meeting
Wednesday, September 13th at 6:30 PM
Email dwest@pflagpgh.org to be added to the list to receive the Zoom link.
Please consider making a donation to help us provide the valuable services our members need! Also, check out our Donate/Membership link to find out how to become a member, or pay yearly dues. Thank you for your support!
Click on the yellow button below to donate.
Programs
Warmline
Support Groups/Adult (in-person)
Connect with other "veteran" parents or find someone to talk to. Call us at 412-833-4556.
Groups form at our monthly meetings in-person on the second Sunday of each month at 2:00 pm. All are welcome to participate at whatever level they are comfortable with.
Support Groups/Adult
(via Zoom)
We will hold virtual support meetings via Zoom on the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 pm. All are welcome to participate at whatever level they are comfortable with.
We will no longer use the current email invitation list for the virtual meetings. If you want to attend the meeting, email Dave West at dwest@pflagpgh.org to be added to the new list.
​Support Group/Youth​​
While we are holding meetings via Zoom, we will not be offering a youth group during our Support meetings. We encourage youth looking for a support group to contact the Hugh Lane Foundation, Gender Spectrum, or F.R.O.G. (Friends Regardless of Gender).
A closed (safe) Facebook support group of parents of LGBTQIA+ youth. Contact the Warmline at 412-833-4556 for more information.
We would love to welcome you to our parent-to-parent coffee! This
informal gathering allows us as parents of transgender, gender diverse and gender questioning children to connect.
This is a parent-run event, open only to parents and direct caregivers of these children. We respect each other's confidentiality and the fact that we may be in different stages of this journey. We all have felt very alone and confused at times, and have found that connecting with other parents of gender-diverse children to be a great relief.
Join us online for a ZOOM get-together once a month at 7:00 pm.​
2023 Dates
July 13th
August 17th
September 14th
October 12th
November 9th
December 7th
Please email themamabearmail@gmail.com for details.
*The teen/young adult meetings are every 2 weeks
PFLAG Connects: Communities is an initiative by PFLAG National that aims to provide a space where people with shared experiences can connect each month in virtual support settings. There are currently communities for those who are AAPI, Black/African-American, Latino, and in the military.
Speakers Bureau
PFLAG Pittsburgh can provide a speaker or information table for events in the Pittsburgh area. PFLAG speakers often present to students, educators, church groups, support groups, rallies, etc. Speakers are trained to answer questions regarding LGBT issues, coming out, referrals, and resources.
Click the button below for more info.
Contact Us
Email: info@pflagpgh.org
Parent Support: parentsupport@pflagpgh.org
Warmline/Support: 412-833-4556
Mailing Address:
PFLAG Pittsburgh
PO Box 5406
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Support.
One of the hallmark programs of PFLAG Pittsburgh are our support groups. Keeping relationships strong and keeping families together when someone comes
out is one of our most important missions. For more information, please visit our 'Support' page.
Education.
PFLAG Pittsburgh provides educational opportunities for community organizations, schools, and individuals. Should you want further information, please visit our 'Education' page for more details.
Advocacy.
Advocacy is a big part of the work we do, working to achieve LGBTQ equality through changing not only hearts and minds, but laws. For more information, please visit
our 'Advocacy' page.