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Kids Ain't Cheap
Kids Ain't Cheap
Evan Morgan

Student ID Cards Must Now List the Trevor Project Hotline – A Lifeline for LGBTQ Youth

Mental Health Matters
California student ID cards display mental health resources, including The Trevor Project hotline, highlighting how schools are expanding access to crisis support for LGBTQ youth. (Pexels).

Across California, a small change to student ID cards could have a meaningful impact on young lives. Beginning July 1, 2026, public middle schools, high schools, and public colleges are required to print The Trevor Project’s crisis hotline information alongside other mental health resources on student identification cards. The goal is simple: make specialized crisis support immediately accessible to LGBTQ+ students who may need it most. Supporters say placing lifesaving resources directly in students’ wallets removes one more barrier to getting help during a mental health crisis.

Why This New Student ID Card Requirement Matters

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