Non-binary people are exposed in different and sometimes disproportionate ways to social stressors that have an impact on their well-being. By subscribing to a minority stress theorical perspective, we will explore the forms and sources of support reported by non-binary youth as well as the influence of that support on their feeling of well-being. Using the results of nine semi-structured interviews conducted with non-binary young adults, this study suggests that friends and the creation of a social circle made up of LGBTQ people can offer support to young non-binary adults. This support is mainly emotional and linked to their gender identity. Furthermore, the social networks of young non-binary adults contribute to their well-being by helping them to feel accepted, recognized and, among others, understood.