LGBTQ+ Community Center
Affirmations is proud to serve as a hub for support and enrichment for our community. We offer opportunities to connect with people with shared interests and experiences, tap into LGBTQ+ support groups, make connections at social events, and explore other LGBTQ+ events to organize and build power.
Start the year with queer community. Join us January 29 (6–9 PM) for Affirmations’ Wigtacular Open House — a low-pressure, high-vibes, 18+ evening to meet staff, explore groups and programs, …
BOLD (Black. Open. Loving. Defiant.): Black Queer Support Network aims to provide emotional support, resource sharing, advocacy, and skill-building for adults within the Black LGBTQIA+ community.
Whether you’re a pro or novice, there’s space for you to learn and practice your billiards skills with other LGBTQIA2S+ people in this group.
An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting open to anyone recovering from alcohol use.
A discussion and networking group for people 45 and older.
A space for LGBTQIA2S+ youth ages 13-18 to build community and have fun in a casual setting.
Peer support group for people recovering from a wide range of addictive behaviors.
A confidential support group covering all aspects of coming out and the effects it may have in life.
An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting open to anyone recovering from alcohol use.
A group for transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming individuals to find and be in community.
Discussion group for gay, bisexual, and transgender men ages 18 and up.
A confidential recovery group for those recovering from the use of Crystal Meth.
An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting open to anyone recovering from alcohol use.
Monthly clinics run by Community Housing Network to find affordable housing solutions for people currently experiencing homelessness, living in an unsafe environment, or struggling with mental illness.
An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting open to anyone recovering from alcohol use.
A free, safe space for LGBTQ+ Arabs and Arab Americans in Metro Detroit to connect and build community.
A discussion and support group for members of the bisexual+ community, including those who self-identify as bisexual, pansexual, omnisexual, queer, polysexual or any person who experiences attraction to more than one gender.
SAA support group utilizes a twelve-step program to help people who desires greater control over their behavior achieve their definition of sexual sobriety. This group welcomes all sexual orientations, gender expressions, and identities. Meets virtually on Mondays from 7pm-8:30pm. Please submit the registration form to join.
A social club/book club for kids in grades 4-8, meeting on the fourth Tuesday of each month, starting at 6:00 pm in the library's program room. Sign-up via the link, drop-ins are also welcome.
A group for transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming individuals to find and be in community.
A Narcotics Anonymous meeting open to anyone recovering from use of narcotics.