Robyn Carolyn Montague (Photo – Hope and Help Center)
THE GUERRILLA ANGEL REPORT — Taking a page from the existing TransHaven Project — an emergency and winter shelter for homeless trans people — the newly launched St. Louis LGBT Shelter and Housing Advocacy Project aims to provide shelter that include all homeless LGBT people.
Spokesperson Robyn Carolyn Montague, who is also the founder of the TransHaven Project: “The Project’s goal is for the advocacy and creation of safe and affirming emergency and transitional shelters. Our aim is for long-term housing, accessing existing shelter resources in the region and the creation of a LGBT-specific housing environment, for homeless LGBT adults in the St. Louis area.”
Montague, a street volunteer for other homeless causes, did extensive background work into the need of LGBT-specific shelters, including the visitation of the city’s other shelters and locations homeless people have known to frequent. She has also met with city officials numerous times prior to the formation of this group.
With the launch underway, Montague is already in talks with other shelters, confident of eventual LGBT acceptance. I wish her success with the project and appreciation for her years of trans and LGBT advocacy!
Anyone with contact information for the St. Louis LGBT Shelter and Housing Advocacy Project please post it in the comments section.
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Robyn Carolyn Montague (Photo – Hope and Help Center)
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LEXIE CANNES STATE OF TRANS 
I know Miss Robyn, though not well. She’s a good egg, though, I know that much!
Most of the work building towards the launch of the St Louis LGBT Shelter & Housing Advocacy Project was done concurrently while Exec Director of TransHaven. I have not left Trans Advocacy, simply have stepped down from TransHaven to let others take it further on … I will continue such advocacy yet have decided to direct more of my time to Shelters for the LGBT Community and for Disability Rights, another overlooked issue in the Community.
I can be contacted at 314-669-4470, my email for the Project is and there is a Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/StLouisLgbtShelterHousingAdvocacyProject
We will pass along more information as we move along, such as a webpage, our organization as it grows into a non-profit and as well as any ‘breakthroughs’ as they happen.
Thank you so much for the post about us.
Robyn
oops …. email is: stlshelteradvocacy@gmail.com
You’re welcome and good luck!