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Rainbow Connections provides a safe, equitable and inclusive space for 2SLGBTQ!+ youth to socially connect and access gender diverse programming for preteens and high school youth. Programming utilizes the arts (improv, poetry, creative writing, and film) as a medium to provide training, support, and 2SLGBTQ!+ voice and their peers in overcoming barriers.

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UNYA's 2-Spirit Collective provides support, resources, and programming for Indigenous youth, ages 15 - 30, who identify as 2-Spirit or LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, gender non-conforming along with many other identities), and for those who are questioning their sexual or gender identities.

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Whistler Rainbow Connection (formerly known as Alphabet Soup) is a monthly social gathering where community members of different sexual & gender identities come together to meet new people, hang out, provide support, but most importantly, have fun!

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Youth Pride is a group offered for ages 13 to 17, who identify as part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. There will be space to be yourself, connect, chat, and get support. And of course, there will be snacks!! For more information, please call our office at 250-748-0232.

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If you are a parent or caregiver of a teenager or pre-teen, who identify as part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, we offer a parenting support and information group. There will be space for discussion, connecting with other parents, and education. We run these groups as needed, please call our office for more information at 250-748-0232.

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Peer support for parents, caregivers, allies, friends, and members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

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Mental health support, transition support, and social/support groups.

Peer Support

Free, weekly after-school trans support drop-in group for gender diverse youth ages 12 - 18. Group is provider-led, and supervised by psych students or social workers.

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Free, bi-weekly meet up with other transmasc/trans men/AFAB trans people to socialize and have a meal together.

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A drop-in for all variations of trans-identified and gender-varient folks with the opportunity to connect, share, discuss, and learn in a safe and supportive environment. Please note this group is intended for participants who are 18+, residing in B.C., and trans, gender varient, two-spirit, gender exploring, etc.

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Transgathering: Medical is a safer space for gender diverse and gender exploring folk to discuss medical transition. Discussion can revolve around surgery, hormones, hair removal, natural alternatives to medical transition, etc. Folks at all stages of their medical transition journey are welcome - whether they are yet to start, or hoping to share wisdom, resources, and experiences. Note: Transgathering: Medical is facilitated by peers. Medical professionals/doctors are not involved in regular meetings and the group cannot provide medical advice.The group is open to folks who are 18+, living in B.C. currently, and trans, gender-diverse, two-spirit, gender exploring, etc.

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Trans + Loved Ones  provides a space where people who have a loved one in their life who is transitioning or trans, gender diverse, etc. indentified can meet and discuss the complexities and emotions involved with supporting their loved one in their transition journey. This is a safe space for both trans-identified folks and their loved ones (partners, parents, family, close friends, etc.) to share and speak about their experiences, and navigate their feelings while offering support to each other.Note: This group is facilitated by peers, not trained counsellors or mental health professionals.This group is intended for folks who are 18+ and currently living in B.C., but exceptions can be made if one "party" in the relationship is living elsewhere.