Call Bubbie is a peer support organization created by and for transgender people, individuals of marginalized genders, and women who navigate non-consensus realities and/or suicidality.
Rooted in the values of community mental health and disability justice, we are a collective of poor and working-class individuals offering free or low-cost services to support and uplift people like us.
Based on Cowlitz, Multnomah, and Clackamas land referred to as Multnomah County, OR.
All of our projects are available free of charge. If you are a clinician or someone with access to resources and find our work valuable, we kindly welcome donations, though they are not required. If you share or feature our projects, we simply ask that you provide a link back to our organization. Thank you for your support!
A curated list of crisis lines that operate without involving any law enforcement or initiating active rescue interventions.
A web application offering a comprehensive directory of free or sliding-scale resources in Multnomah County, OR. The platform features a diverse range of services, including mental health support, recovery resources, affordable activities, and hard-to-find offerings.
A centralized Google Calendar featuring free online peer support groups offered by seven different non-clinical, anti-carceral peer support organizations.
A free workbook to use as a crisis tool kit. Workbook features brightly colored flowers, jelly beans, and sprinkles and uses nonclinical, friendly language.