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Grammy's Place is not just a home.
We are a safe, peaceful space created for all marginalized Black / Transgender / Femme / Queer / GNB folks that specializes in providing an individualized mentoring program focused on mental health care and one's overall well-being as the foundation for a healthy, prosperous life.
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Rooted in Compassion, Guided by Experience
At Grammy's Place, enjoy the safe space of a home environment and reap the benefits of multiple decades of experience centered around your needs. Whether you desire job training, pursuing advocacy or community organizing skills, furthering your education, or even starting your own business, we provide you with the most relative resources and opportunities for personal growth.
We also provide direct, insightful and knowledgeable support to ensure you achieve optimal results throughout your journey with us and well beyond.
Grammy's Place will stand in solidarity with you every step of the way...
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At Grammy's Place, we value each person's uniqueness and uphold their dignity and worth. We specialize in providing wholesome, wrap-around care that prioritizes individual insights and feedback every step of the way.
With your support of Grammy's Place, we can ensure every individual we serve directly, as well as countless others through our national advocacy efforts, are SEEN and VALUED for WHO THEY TRULY ARE!
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“I’m doing this out of love.
I’m doing this out of a necessity of wanting to see more trans women live past 28,” Spellman said.
“I love my community and I love my people, and I want my community to have happiness and safety and be able to thrive."
Grammy’s Place Executive Director, Tamika Spellman, presented a workshop at THE 2026 LAVENDER LAW®CONFERENCE & CAREER FAIR: Protecting LGBTQ+ Sex Workers Through Decriminalization and Intersectional Policy Approaches
VIA THE DCLINE.COM
"After so many years of fighting just to survive, she said, learning to heal from the traumatic experiences of her past made
her realize she needed to be
a voice for change."
“I’m doing this out of love.
I’m doing this out of a necessity of wanting to see more trans women live past 28,” Spellman said.
“I love my community and I love my people, and I want my community to have happiness and safety and be able to thrive."
Grammy’s Place Executive Director, Tamika Spellman, presented a workshop at THE 2026 LAVENDER LAW®CONFERENCE & CAREER FAIR: Protecting LGBTQ+ Sex Workers Through Decriminalization and Intersectional Policy Approaches
VIA THE DCLINE.COM
"After so many years of fighting just to survive, she said, learning to heal from the traumatic experiences of her past made
her realize she needed to be
a voice for change."
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