Community Resources
We know how important it is to connect with trusted, supportive resources, especially for sex workers navigating overlapping systems and challenges. This page highlights external organizations, tools, and services that may be helpful in areas like health, safety, community care, and more.
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If you’re looking for harm reduction supplies like Narcan, Plan B, or safer sex kits, visit our Harm Reduction page for more information.
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We’ve gathered these links to make it easier to find what you need, but we recommend reaching out directly to each resource to confirm services and availability.
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We’re always working to expand this list. If there’s something specific you’re looking for and don’t see it here, let us know by filling out our resource request form and we’ll do our best to help or point you in the right direction.
Our Justice is an abortion fund providing direct financial and logistical support for people seeking abortion care.
Sexual Violence Center support people impacted by sexual violence through crisis intervention, case management, outreach, education, and systems change.
Red Door provides sexual health care for all people. They never turn away based on ability to pay.
NACC offer a full range of healthcare services that include Medical, Behavioral Health, Dental, and Substance Abuse programs.
The Aliveness Project Supports individuals living with or at risk of HIV/AIDS. Offering services such as daily meals, a food shelf, case management, mental health support, housing assistance, harm reduction services, HIV testing, and free access to pre-exposure PrEP medication.
The Family Tree Clinic provides comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care, including services such as low-cost birth control, STI testing and treatment, trans hormone care, and PrEP.
TIGERRS (Transgender, Intersex, Gender-Expansive Revolutionary Resources & Services) is dedicated to creating solidarity and safety among transgender, intersex, and gender-expansive individuals. They offer youth programs like Little TIGERRS (ages 5–12) and Teen TIGERRS (ages 13–19), intergenerational community events, and intersex-specific resources, including peer support groups and medical provider training.
​The Minnesota Freedom Fund pays cash bail and immigration bonds for individuals who cannot afford them, aiming to combat wealth-based detention and reduce the harms of pre-trial incarceration. In addition to financial assistance, the organization provides post-release support and advocates for systemic changes to end discriminatory jailing practices
Zepp currently provides mental health coaching, a monthly sex worker support group, a fund for Black trans women sex workers, and a monthly sex worker therapist support group through our program the Equitable Care Certification, an AASECT-approved certification program for mental health professionals to provide unbiased care to their marginalized clients.
​We Are Dancers USA is dedicated to empowering the community by providing comprehensive, needs-based information and resources. Their offerings include directories of clubs, legal rights information, and resources on health, self-care, business, finance, harm reduction, legal matters, safety, media, blogs, family, relationships, and advocacy.
​SWOP Chicago offers guidance on supporting sex workers by emphasizing respect, confidentiality, and advocacy for their rights and well-being. They encourage allies to listen to sex workers' voices, challenge stigma, and promote policies that prioritize safety and dignity.​
Black and Pink help with guidance on accessing sex work–affirming health care and learn what questions to ask providers to make sure your care is safe, respectful, and nonjudgmental.
Get practical tips for navigating interactions with police, handling crisis situations, and screening clients, all through a sex worker–affirming lens focused on safety and autonomy.
The Community Support Line is a 24-hour, toll-free hotline offering support for people who trade sex across North America. Whether you're in crisis, need help with safety planning, or are looking for sex work–affirming resources like housing, health care, or transportation, the line is here to listen and connect you to what you need.
Screening 101 offers foundational tips on why screening matters and how to avoid unsafe or harmful clients. Whether you're new to screening or just need a refresher, this guide helps you prioritize safety from the start.
The importance of this guide cannot be minimized. It was created by sex workers and draws directly from their real-life experiences. It offers insight into the industry alongside recommendations shaped by the realities and expertise of those who’ve lived it.