Our TGNC (Transgender & Gender Non-conforming) Coordinator is available to meet and discuss any of the services below or provide support in the following:
transition options and what is available
what to expect at your first doctor's appointment
questions about hormones
Program Services
Name Change Clinic — guidance and support through the legal name change process and gender marker update support.
Name Change Guides:
Medical Support: connecting to affirming doctors and communicating with medical providers and insurance to receive proper care.
Gender-Affirming Surgery Support: We can provide surgery referral letters to our therapy team. There are several grants and scholarships available that financially assist with gender-affirming surgeries. Please note: There is a waitlist due to the high volume of letter requests. If you are still interested and want to get on the waitlist, please get in touch with Bex Streit to do so and get any further information.
Gender-Affirming Products: we can provide folks with binders. Request a binder here.
TGNC Social Events: See our calendar of events for the most up-to-date information.
TGNC Support Group, 2nd & 4th Thursday of the Month: In Person 6:00-7:00 pm. Open peer support groups for any adult (18+) identifying as transgender or Gender Non-Conforming. A welcoming space to build community and talk about experiences as a TGNC individual.
TGNC Partner Support Group, 2nd & 4th Thursday of the Month: In Person 6:00 -7:00 pm. A support group for partners of TGNC people. This group will happen at the same time as our existing TGNC group but will be held in a separate room. This will occur every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at this time. (This group is meant to meet every time the TGNC group meets)
Parents of TGNC Littles Support Group, 3rd Monday of the Month: In Person 5:30 - 6:30 pm. This is a support group for parents of TGNC Littles (ages 4-12). While the parents meet to gain support from other families in a similar situation, the littles will meet in the Project Q space under the supervision of Center staff to interact with kids like them. The parents and kids are just down the hall from each other for everyone's comfort level.
