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Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning(LGBTQ) Accessibility Policy 
Panhandle Crisis Center will take all meaningful steps possible to provide an environment in which every individual is treated with respect and dignity. 
 
LGBTQ survivors will receive equal treatment, without bias, and be treated in a friendly, culturally appropriate, and professional manner.  Panhandle Crisis Center will provide the highest quality of services to survivors of family violence regardless of their actual or perceived sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.  Residents or Nonresidents identifying as transgender shall receive support and assistance in determining their needs appropriate to their preferred gender identity.   If a survivor chooses to disclose transgender status, medical history, or sexual orientation, their confidentiality will be respected. 
 
Panhandle Crisis Center will train all staff on preventing and responding to harassment and bullying. Employees, volunteers, and other individuals involved in providing services to LGBTQ–identified or perceived survivors shall not discriminate against or harass any survivor and will notify their supervisor with any evidence of discrimination immediately.

 
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