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This section touches on what you need to know about getting support, ongoing health care and safer sex.

What are your options? When is the right time? How much will it cost? Start here if you’re deciding whether to have surgery.

This section covers the procedures, options and risks associated with vulva and vagina construction.

In this section, you’ll learn about the process of accessing surgery. The first step is to meet with your primary care provider.

The aim of this group is to provide a space for peer support and community building for folks who are 2SLGBTQIA+, and are practicing or who are interested in ethical non-monogamy, polyamory, and/or challenging normative relationships models.

A peer support gathering for trans, non-binary, gender non-conforming, or otherwise gender-diverse folks exploring eating disorder recovery.This space is facilitated by trans and nonbinary people who have experienced eating disorders. Anyone who is part of this community and wants to explore their relationship with food or disordered eating is welcome. 

Peer support for trans adults accessing lower gender affirming surgery.

We provide free, confidential and voluntary support sessions for transgender youth aged 13 to 25 years and their parents. Separate sessions for parents and youth take place at the same location (different rooms) at the same time. Our aim is to provide youth and their family members with safe, supportive and open environments so they can receive much-needed emotional and practical support as they navigate this life transition.

We provide peer to peer support in the qathet Regional District for gender diverse and trans people, and their allies. Our values are safety, clear and current communication, and support that includes trauma informed practices.Our lines of communication are open to hear from you about what our program can bring to qathet.

Peer support group for parents, caregivers, and other caring adults in the lives of 2STGNC/Trans minors. We meet for two hours on Saturday mornings approximately every 6 weeks to discuss parenting decisions, systems navigation and advocacy, as well as providing mutual emotional support. The group is facilitated by a registered social worker.Once per year we also provide an 8-week Gender Journeys group for 2STGNC/Trans preteens.

A non-clinical course to help learners increase awareness, knowledge, and skills for improving access to services for gender diverse Indigenous people across B.C.

An introductory training that explores key concepts related to gender diversity and simple strategies for creating affirming services.