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SunServe is looking to help victims and survivors

With her girlfriend’s hands wrapped around her throat, she knew it was time to leave.

South Florida rallied around students in Broward County as they prepare to go back to school Wednesday, Aug. 18.

Adam4Adam? Scruff? The bars? The beach? The Publix at Five Points? Exactly where does a gay man, particularly of a certain age, find that "special someone" in South Florida?

(CNN) -- Ted Cruz is condemning the deadly shooting at a Planned Parenthood clinic, but is refusing to blame the attack on the anti-abortion rhetoric that has consumed stretches of the Republican primary campaign.

This week read about a bar in Wyoming selling out of homophobic clothes, and Provincetown, Massachusetts issuing a mask mandate again.

From humble beginnings serving seniors to a broader vision of serving many marginalized communities, SunServe celebrated its 20-year history in South Florida.

Megan Rohrer has been making history their entire life.

Transgender. Often overlooked in the LGBTQ community and even more misunderstood.

SunServe recently hosted an HIV/AIDS Seniors Conference. About 100 people attended. People with HIV now can live well past. Other people over 50 acquire HIV for the first time. Most of the audience had lived for HIV for over 20 years.

Lunch may be the most underrated meal of the day. Often scarfed down over your desk while working, it can be nothing more than a refueling stop to get you through the day.

While being a transgender person in society is an intimate experience with hardships only truly known by those living as trans, it may sometimes put families, friends, and loved ones of someone living or transitioning in uncomfortable and uncharted territory.

Greg Weir revealed his sexuality 10 years ago. But it wasn’t until he joined the South Florida Flag Football League [SFFFL] that he really came out as gay.

So far, the 2020s have been the boring '20s. But SunServe is ready to celebrate the Roaring '20s.

SunServe has new faces it hopes will usher in a new day at the organization.

After just more than a year on the job as SunServe’s Director of Development, Terry Dyer is leaving the organization. His last day was April 1.  

SunServe is preparing to announce its new executive director, and SFGN can confirm that Tony Lima is taking the position. Lima is a familiar face to the South Florida LGBT non-profit community. 

Like Uncle Sam pointing his finger, Bryan Wilson wants to enlist volunteers.