[quote=@Vilageidiotx]I can see why it would be suspicious for adults to organize events for LGBT kids. Probably something the kids themselves are going to have to work out.[/quote]

It's surprising how little is needed that can easily be provided. A regular, free LGBT youth group that's open to minors and young adults (including straight friends of LGBT people) for a couple of hours on a weekend only requires a room and probably a couple of actual adults to organise and take care of the legal/duty of care stuff.

In return, it offers local LGBT minors and youths a confidential place safe from judgement where everybody's in the same boat and minors on the brink of sexual maturity can ask for advice* on LGBT sex and relationships (probably barely mentioned in PSHE or whatever the American equivalent is - not that an LGBT student in the closet can really approach that anyway). More likely, they'll just get to spend a couple of hours a week not worried about whether they're straight, gay, male, female, a combination thereof, or not fitting into any category.

* Inb4 anybody says the internet is a better resource. Sure, there are good resources on the internet, but there are also some disastrously bad ones and people actively looking for vulnerable minors.