(WFRV) - The recent inauguration of Donald Trump will potentially make life harder for LGBTQIA+ people and immigrants not only in Wisconsin but across the United States within the next four years. Many in those communities are anxious and scared about possible changes to their rights and safety. This tough situation can lead to feelings of loneliness and fear of discrimination, ultimately affecting mental health. President Trump has repeatedly pledged to roll back the rights of immigrants and the transgender community during his campaign. Also, he still promises to roll back DEI programs. Former Planned Parenthood president, women’s rights activist Cecile Richards has died at 67 A Facebook post from Oshkosh Pride provides helpful information for anyone needing help. The following information can be used across the state of Wisconsin: Trans Life Line (warmline run by and for trans people): 877-565-8860 Call Blackline (warmline that centers BI&POC with a LGBTQ+ Black Femme Lens): 800-604-5841 StrongHearts Native Helpline (warmline that centers Native Americans): 844-762-8483 DeQH Helpline (warmline for queer South Asians): 908-367-3374 Thrive Lifeline (Trans-led and operated warmline): 313-662-8209 LGBT National Help Center: 888-843-4564 TrevorLifeline (warmline for LGBTQ+ youth (under 25): 866-488-7386 or text "START" to 678-678 National Suicide Crisis Lifeline: text "PRIDE" for "LGBTQ+" to 988 Crisis Text Line: text "HOME" to 741-741 Warmline.org: directory of local warmlines across the U.S. inclusivetherapists.com/crisis: more resources and warmlines, including which ones do not call the police Information Session for Immigrants: Know Your Rights and Have a Plan Understanding Immigration and Supporting Immigrants in Our Community