Overview

Our LGBTQ Youth Space, a program of Caminar, centers lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, and ally youth and young adults in Santa Clara County through culturally responsive, youth-driven counseling and support services. Our pioneering program design brings together extensive youth development opportunities, community outreach and education, and safe and welcoming drop-in services. The program’s staff, youth leaders, and volunteers are committed to youth empowerment strategies. 

County/Counties served

  • Santa Clara County

Languages spoken

  • English
  • Spanish
  • American Sign Language (ASL)

Payment type

  • Payment not required

Caminar in the News: H.E.A.R.T. Program Coordinator, Justin Ortiz, on NorCal Public Media

12/23/2025
SF County
Check out H.E.A.R.T. Program Coordinator, Justin Ortiz, as they share the spotlight with their drag alter ego!

Caminar in the News: Mark Cloutier in Forbes - "Why Kind Leadership Matters"

12/19/2025
SF County
Caminar CEO Mark Cloutier pens Forbes article on the impact of kind leadership

Caminar in the News: U.S. is spending big on child mental health, addiction treatment, study says

12/17/2025
SF County
Mark Cloutier, Caminar CEO, in The Mercury News article

Caminar in the News: U.S. is spending big on child mental health, addiction treatment, study says

12/17/2025
SF County
Mark Cloutier, Caminar CEO, in The Mercury News article

Caminar in the News: Navigating Emotions During the Holidays

12/10/2025
SF County
Maritza Henry, MA, LMFT, Caminar's Director of School-Based Programs, was interviewed by ABC7 News on navigating emotions during the holidays. Check it out here!

In The News: GHP Applauds the Winners of the Mental Health Awards 2025

5/7/2025
SF County
Caminar recognized with two awards in 2025

Caminar In The News: Why We Cannot Afford To Leave Mental Health Conditions Untreated

2/25/2025
SF County
Mark Cloutier, is an official member of the Forbes Nonprofit Council. His latest thought-leadership article recently published, “Why We Cannot Afford To Leave Mental Health Conditions Untreated”
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