Transgender Resource Guide

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24 Hr. Bilingual Hotline: (212) 714-1141

Assistance for LGBT survivors of violence.

(800) 942-6906 (English)

(800) 942-6908 (Español)

(800) 799-SAFE / (800) 799-7233

Hotline: (718) 499-2151

Assistance for LGBT homeless people in NYC

Domestic Violence: (800) 621-4673

Crime Victims: (866) 689-4357

Rape, Sexual Assault and Incest: (212) 227-3000

TDD for all hotlines: (866) 604-5350

www.glnh.org

NYC Hotline: (212) 989-0999

National Hotline: (888) 843-4564

Youth Talkline: (800) 246-7743

Free and confidential helpline for GLBT community.

www.hopeline.com and www.imalive.org/

(800) SUI-CIDE / (800) 784-2433 (English)

(800) SUI-CIDA / (800) 784-2432 (Español)

Crisis intervention and suicide prevention hotline. Online chat support at imalive.org

US: 877.565.8860 / Canada: 877.330.6366

Crisis and suicide support for Trans and gender nonconforming people.

(800) RUN-AWAY / (800) 786-2929

Crisis intervention, referrals, assistance getting home, and advocacy for runaway youth.

Trevor Lifeline: (866) 488-7386

Crisis intervention and suicide prevention for LGBTQ youth.

Manhattan, NY: 147 West 24^th St., 3^rd Floor

Phone: (212) 463-0342

Brooklyn: 85 South Oxford St.

Phone: (718) 596-0342

Works with LGB, Two Spirit, and TGNC (LGBTSTGNC) People of Color toward mobilization, education, and capacity-building, for community wellness and social and economic justice.

3^rd Space Support Program addresses barriers to employment, education, health care, and immigration status, and runs a health and wellness program that offers acupuncture, Reiki, meditation, yoga, health screening, and registered nurses.

Manhattan, NY: 172 Allen St.

Phone: (212) 777-6028

Radical bookstore, fair trade café, and activist center. TGNC-specific books. Frequent community events and readings that feature work by TGNC people.

Bronx, NY: 1067 Ogden Ave.

Phone: (347) 881-7005

Offers a transgender support group (RSVP required), a scholarship for gender-confirming surgeries, and runs the CK Life Trans Clinic in partnership with Bronx-Lebanon.

Phone: (212) 564-4847

CDI is a support and social activity group for MTF cross-dressers, transgender women, drag queens, and genderqueers.

www.deafqueer.org/ and www.planet.deafqueer.com/

San Francisco, CA: P.O. Box 14431, CA 94114

Resource and information for, by, and about the deaf queer community. Specific pages for Deaf Queer Youth and Deaf Transgender/Transsexual people. Planet Deafqueer is a project of the Deaf Queer Resource Center.

Scholarship & Financial Aid resource for LGBTQ students. The guide provides a comprehensive list of scholarships for LGBTQ students planning for their graduate education.

Jersey City, NJ: 32 Jones St.

Phone: (201) 963-4779

Social and supportive services including groups: GLITZ (Girls Living In the Trans Zone), BLITZ (Boys Living In the Trans Zone), SAGE-NJ, and Youth Connect.

Phone: (212) 243-8181

Manhattan, NY: 208 West 13^th St. @ the LGBT Center

Walk-in hours: Saturday and Sunday 6-8pm. Provides LGBT and questioning people with drop-in supportive peer counseling, referrals, and support groups.

Manhattan, NY: 208 West 13^th St.

Phone: (212) 620-7310

Social, supportive, and mental health services to the LGBT community, including social events, youth services, and recovery services.

www.gaycenter.org/health/wellness

Offer many different wellness groups, including recovery and 12-Step groups, health, support, and education.

www.gaycenter.org/gip/

Offers individual peer counseling, referrals, identity-based support groups: Masculine Spectrum; Feminine Spectrum; Partners, Family, and Friends; and TGNC Parents.

www.gaycenter.org/health/lci

Provides support groups, counseling, education, outreach, and early detection services to lesbians, bisexual women, women who partner with women, TGNC people, and friends/family/partners/caregivers.

Guide for LGBTQ students and their guardians to better understand which campuses are helping to make the college experience more welcoming and supportive for all.

White Plains, NY: 252 Bryant Ave.

Phone: (914) 948-2932

Support groups, transgender support groups, AA, SAFE )Spirit and Faith for Everyone); adult education groups; a library and computer center; referrals for services; Pro-Bono Name Changes Project for TGNC people and Drop-in Legal Clinic for LGBT legal questions; HIV testing and counseling; group for LGBT parents and their children.

www.liglbtcenter.org/

Bay Shore, NY: 34 Park Ave.

Phone: (631) 665-2300

Garden City, NY: 400 Garden City Plaza, Suite 110

Phone: (516) 323-0011

Long Island Trans Experience (LITE) offers support groups for Trans people and partners/family/friends; periodic Name Change Clinic; Mental Health; 12-Step Recovery; services for GLBT Seniors; Anti-Violence Project; Adoptive Parent Prep Class; Parenting Support Group; SAGE-LI, Youth programming, and computers.

Brooklyn, NY: 301 Grove St.

Phone: (718) 418-7690

Queens, NY: 92-10 Roosevelt Ave., Jackson Heights

Phone: (718) 565-8500

Staten Island, NY: 479 Port Richmond Ave.

Phone: (718) 727-1222

Free bilingual English-Spanish legal and supportive services aimed at holistic support; Assistance with Public Benefits, SSD/I, Fair hearings, Housing, Immigration, Healthcare and Insurance access, Civil Rights Issues; Community organizing advocacy.

Manhattan, NY: 50 Broad Street, Suite 1520

Phone: (212) 825-0028

Neighborhood Guides for finding food sources in NYC. Searchable online database of available food sources. Food sources include food pantries, soup kitchen, information about applying for food stamps and WIC, and Greenmarkets. Neighborhood-specific info available.

NY Chapter Phone: (212) 463-0629

Support for parents, families, and friends of LGBT people. Regional support networks and national resources. Transgender Network (TNET) supports loved ones of TGNC people.

–Welcoming Our Trans Families and Friends: www.community.pflag.org/Document.Doc?id=202

Queens, NY: 76-11 37^th Ave., Suite 206, Jackson Heights

Phone: (718) 429-5309

Social and support groups, including Transgender Discussion Groups, health education, and referrals. Drop-in center with computer lab and lending library.

https://sexworkersproject.org/

Manhattan, NY: 123 William St., 16^th Floor

Phone: (646) 602-5617

Provides client-centered legal and social services to individuals who engage in sex work, regardless of whether they do so by choice, circumstance, or coercion. Online resource guide available on SWP website.

Staten Island, NY: 25 Victory Boulevard, 3^rd Floor

Phone: (718) 808-1360

Social and supportive services, TRANSistors support group for TGNC people, free counseling services, “Clean, Sober, and Happy!” group, seniors group, prospective parents group, and other group services. Youth services, HIV testing and counseling, computer lab, and referrals.

Brooklyn, NY: 25 Flatbush Ave., 5^th Floor

Phone: (718) 246-2775

Culturally diverse social and supportive services for LGBT elders 50+. Buddy program, support group for people living with HIV/AIDS, computer classes, and more.

Manhattan, NY: 305 7^th Ave., 6^th Floor

Phone: (212) 741-2247

Advocacy, social and supportive services for LGBT seniors. SAGEWorks provides employment assistance; SAGECAP provides assistance and support to caregivers; SAGEConnect is an online resource library and wen discussion for providers and advocates. Community Services at the LGBT Center on 13^th Street, including Drop-in; discussion series’ case management; and individual and group counseling; SAGEHarlem provides events and support to LGBT seniors in upper Manhattan.

www.sageli.org/

Bay Shore, NY: 34 Park Ave.

Phone: (631) 665-2300

Garden City, NY: 400 Garden City Plaza, Suite 110

Phone: (516) 323-0011

Advocacy, social, and supportive services for LGBT seniors. Discussion groups, Gay-Straight Alliance at Huntington Senior Center, advisory groups, PFLAG meetings, and training for providers working with LGBT seniors.

www.hudsonpride.org/programs-services/pride-connections/lgbt-seniors/

Jersey City, NJ: Hudson Pride Connection, 32 Jones St.

Phone: (201) 963-4779

Weekly support group referral services for LGBT seniors.

Brooklyn, NY: 87 Irving Place

Phone: (347) 599-0716

Summer Rock Camp and yearlong rock music education (Instrumental, Ensemble, and Band) at the Willie Mae Music Lab in Brooklyn for people who self-identify as female, Trans, and gender non-conforming. Adult “Ladies Rock Camp” for people 18+ including elders.

Manhattan: NY: 332 Bleecker St., Suite G5

Diverse, non-partisan group united in anger and committed to direct action to end the AIDS crisis.

American Educational Gender Information Service
www.gender.org/aegis

A nonprofit clearinghouse for information about transgender and transsexual issues.

www.prideagenda.org/

Manhattan, NY: 16 West 22^nd St., 2^nd Floor

Phone: (212) 627-0305

Political advocacy for LGBT New Yorkers, including advocacy for TGNC New Yorkers.

Gender Education & Advocacy (GEA)
www.gender.org

A national organization focused on the needs, issues and concerns of gender variant people in human society.

Manhattan, NY: 104 West 29^th St., 4^th Floor

Phone: (212) 629-3322

Promotes fair, accurate, and inclusive media representation of LGBT people to combat discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Manhattan, NY: 2 Astor Place

Phone: (212) 477-1555

Public transfer high school for school-aged LGBTQ students that works closely with the Hetrick Martin Institute.

Washington, DC: 1640 Rhode Island Ave N.W.

Phone: (800) 777-4723

Local Office: (202) 628-4160

Advocacy and organizing for LGBT Equal Rights. HRC has a number of resources for TGNC people including guides for TGNC people and employers and the Corporate Equality Index which measures workplace inclusivity.

–Transgender Visibility Guide: A Guide to Being You:

www.hrc.org/resources/entry/transgender-visibility-guide

International Foundation for Gender Education
www.ifge.org/

IFGE promotes acceptance for transgender people. We advocate for freedom of gender expression and promote the understanding and acceptance of all people. In addition to other contributions on its website, IFGE has also compiled a list of 70 carefully selected books on transgenderism and gender, crossdressing, transsexualism, and related topics which can be viewed at: www.ifge.org/books/bookstore_catalog.htm

Washington, DC: 1325 Massachusetts Ave., Suite 700

Phone: (202) 903-0122

Federal advocacy. Conducts government oversight and builds alliances. Provides Facts Sheets and Guides for TGNC people on topics like correcting Passports and interacting with the TSA (airport security).

Manhattan, NY: 80 Maiden Lane, Suite 1504

Phone: (212) 604-9830

Transgender Civil Rights Project provides leading legislative, policy, and strategy assistance towards increasing the rights of transgender people. Guides for TGNC people include:

–Opening the Door to the Inclusion of Transgender People: The Nine Keys to Making LGBT Organizations Fully Transgender-Inclusive:

–Transitioning Our Shelters: A Guide to Making Homeless Shelters Safe for Transgender People: https://www.thetaskforce.org/lgbt-youth-an-epidemic-of-homelessness/

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Manhattan, NY: 24 West 25^th St., 9^th Floor

Phone: (212) 675-3288

NYAGRA advocates for freedom of gender identity and expression for all.

Washington, DC: 815 16^th St., NW

Phone: (202) 637-5014

AFL-CIO LGBT Constituency group mobilizing support Labor movement and the LGBT community to support LGBT workers social and economic justice.

The Renaissance Transgender Association
www.ren.org

Phone:(610) 636-1990
A non-profit, non-political, educational and social support organization founded and designed to educate and support persons regarding transgender issues, sexual orientation, sexual identity or gender identity without prejudice.

www.transstudents.org/

Washington, DC: 1325 Massachusetts Ave., NW Suite 700

Phone: (202) 903-0112

Online resource for TGNC people to share information about policies and practices of colleges and universities across the U.S. Projects of the National Center for Transgender Equality.

Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund

Manhattan, NY: 151 West 19^th St., Suite 1103

Phone: (646) 862-9396

THINY is TLDEF’s community group that works to improve access to trans-specific health care in New York

https://glsen.org/students/tsr

Promotes rights of TGNC students across the globe. Resource for students, teachers, and administrators and online community for TGNC activists and organizers.

TransMentors International
www.transmentors.org

Phone: (877)366-3888
A non-profit organization which provides aid, support and assistance to Trans-identified individuals. Has access to many resources, including online support forums for FTM, MTF, and SOFFA.

Source describes a number of scholarships available to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students.

Point Foundation
www.pointfoundation.org

Phone: (866) 337-6468
Point Foundation provides financial support, mentoring, leadership training and hope to meritorious students who are marginalized due to sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression.

Transgender Scholarship & Education Legacy Fund (TSELF)
www.tself.org

Phone: (781) 899-5703
Financial Assistance for trans-identified students in the helping and caring professions including but not limited to social services, health care, religious instruction of all denominations, teaching, & law.

Akron, OH: P.O. Box 4513, Akron, Oh 44310

Support and advocacy for TGNC veterans, aims to create a better understanding of the individuals in the military who identify as being gender-different. Works to ensure that TGNC vets are able to access health care and are treated fairly and equally. Collaborates with Servicemembers Legal Defense Network.

OutServe-SLDN

OutServe-SLDN represents the US LGBTQ military community world-wide with a mission to educate, provide legal services, advocate for authentic transgender services and support local and community chapters.

The Center for Gender Sanity
www.gendersanity.com

Assists with all aspects of transition in the workplace. Consults with employers and HR professionals to guide them through an employee’s change to a different gender presentation. Offers diversity training specifically on transgender issues for all levels of management and workers

FAQ’s for Transgender Job Seekers
www.uvm.edu/~career/pdf/FAQtransjobseekers.pdf

Awesome resource produced by The University of Vermont consisting of answers to common questions that transgender people have in terms of employment.

Washington, DC: 1640 Rhode Island Ave N.W.

Phone: (800) 777-4723

Local Office: (202) 628-4160

Advocacy and organizing for LGBT Equal Rights. HRC has a number of resources for TGNC people including guides for TGNC people and employers and the Corporate Equality Index which measures workplace inclusivity.

LGBT Career Link
www.lgbtcareerlink.com/

Out & Equal Workplace Advocate’s site for the LGBT workforce. Find jobs, learn about employment at diversity-friendly companies and research careers by networking with your LGBT and allied colleagues.

Out for Work
www.outforwork.org/

Out for Work functions as a complimentary component in the total educational experience of LGBT students, primarily in the development, evaluation, initiation and implementation of career plans and opportunities.

Transgender Job Bank
www.tjobbank.com/

A free service provided to assist members of the transgender community gain employment

Trans Road Map: Work Transition
www.tsroadmap.com/reality/jobtrans.html

Information about work transition for transgender people.

Transgender at Work
www.tgender.net/taw/

Provides resources specifically about transgender issues in the workplace. Since workplace harassment is something experienced by nearly all transgender people, this site is a great place to start for ways to better the workplace environment for people of all gender identities.

The Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network (GLSEN)
www.glsen.org

Phone: (212) 727-0135
GLSEN works with educators, policy makers, community leaders and students on the urgent need to address anti-LGBT behavior and bias in schools.

GenderSpectrum
www.genderspectrum.org/

Phone: (510) 567-3977
Gender Spectrum provides education, training and support to help create a gender sensitive and inclusive environment for all children and teens. We provide consultation, training and events designed to help families, educators, professionals, and organizations understand and address the concepts of gender identity and expression. Website has extensive resource list for parents, families, schools, and providers.

Phone: (503) 252-30

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An internationally recognized non-profit focused on serving the diverse needs of transgender (TG) and gender nonconforming (GNC) children, youth, their families and allies.

TrueChild
www.truechild.org

Phone: (202) 309-1416

TrueChild is an action tank of leading experts that promotes “gender transformative” approaches to reproductive health, gender-based violence, and educational achievement.

Manhattan, NY: 240 West 35^th St., Suite 200

Office Phone: (212) 714-1184

24 Hr. Bilingual Hotline: (212) 714-1141

Free, confidential assistance for LGBT and HIV-affected people who have experienced intimate partner/family/domestic violence and/or hate violence in NYC. English and Spanish speakers available.

Brooklyn, NY: 327 7^th St., 2^nd Floor

Office Phone: (718) 788-1775

Self-defense classes for women, girls, LGB, and TGNC people. Free classes available to survivors. Power Action Change Program for teen women and TGNC youth.

www.generationfive.org/index.php

Oakland, CA and National

Hotline: (510) 251-8552

Through survivor and bystander leadership development, community prevention and intervention, public action, and cross-movement building, generationFIVE works to interrupt and mend the intergenerational impact of child sexual abuse on individuals, families, and communities. Puts on leadership training events, provides resources, and collects survivors and bystanders stories.

(800) 621-HOPE / (800) 621-4673

24 Hr. NYC Hotline that helps callers locate available shelter beds in safe locations. English and Spanish speakers available. Can also call 311 to ask for hotline.

Brooklyn, NY: 26 Court St., Suite 505

Office Number: (718) 522-0822

Dispatch Numbers: (718) 964-7781 and (888) 215-SAFE / (888) 215-7233

Right Rides operates on Friday nights from 12-3am and provides free rides home within their service area (see website for more info) to women and all TGNC people.

Phone: (212) 349-6009

Counseling, shelter, legal and supportive services for survivors of intimate partner/domestic violence and their children in NYC. Work with clients from all backgrounds; specialized services for immigrants, LGBTQ people, and victims of sex trafficking.

Hotlines:

Domestic Violence: (800) 621-4673

Crime Victims: (866) 689-4357

Rape, Sexual Assault, and Incest: (212) 277-3000

TDD for all Hotlines: (866) 604-5250

Provides counseling, shelter, legal, and other services to victims of domestic violence, rape and sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, and child abuse in New York City. Special programs for youth and young adults and families of homicide victims. Offers shelter, supportive services, counseling, court advocacy and legal assistance, child advocacy centers, youth drop-in centers, and more. Project SAFE provides free lock replacements.

Manhattan, NY: Mt Sinai Hospital: 1468 Madison Ave.

Phone: (212) 423-2140

Counseling for survivors of rape, sexual assault, child abuse, domestic violence, and intimate partner violence and support services for friends and families of survivors; Takanot Project, counseling and support services for Orthodox Jewish survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence; Legal advocacy; Education and training; Emergency room advocates called in at these hospitals:

Manhattan: Harlem Hospital, Lenox Hill Hospital; Metropolitan Hospital; The Mount Sinai Hospital.

Queens: Elmhurst Hospital Center; Queens Hospital Center; The Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens.

Survivor Project
www.survivorproject.org

Phone: (503) 288-3191
A non-profit organization dedicated to addressing the needs of intersex and trans survivors of domestic and sexual violence through caring action, education and expanding access to resources and to opportunities for action.

Sylvia Rivera Law Project
www.srlp.org

Phone: (212) 337-8550
Works to guarantee that all people are free to self-determine gender identity and expression, regardless of income or race, and without facing harassment, discrimination or violence.

Barefoot Tess
www.barefoottess.com

Phone: (410) 377-7722
Baltimore based company that carries larger women’s shoe sizes up to size 15.

The Breast Form Store
www.thebreastformstore.com

Phone: (877) 634-7495
Breast Forms and other products/accessories for sale online. Site is dedicated exclusively to the needs of the transgender and crossdressing community.

Classic Curves International
www.clcrv.com/index.cfm

Phone: (888) 898-8787
Custom made butt, hip, and breast enhancers

DJ’s Knows Dicks
www.pee3.ca/

A number of prosthetic tools to pack and pee, for sale online.

Long Tall Sally
www.tallgirlshop.com

Phone: (877) 217-4084
Tall & large women’s clothing sizes for sale.

Simply Tall
www.simplytall.net

Tall & large women’s clothing sizes for sale.

Tall Women
www.tallwomen.org

The ultimate online resource for women who are 5’10 and over.

TranZwear
www.tranzwear.net/

Offers a wide range of products including packers & STP (Stand To Pee) devices.

Underworks
www.ftm.underworks.com/

Phone: (800) 242-4224
Binders, compression vests and shorts, and bathing suits for Trans men.

The Wig Company
www.thewigcompany.com

Phone: (800) 245-6288
Offers a wide selection of wigs to order online.

A Guide produced by P-FLAG’s Transgender Network, offers suggestions for how to come out to the people in your life as transgender.

www.genderodysseyfamily.org

Is an annual conference for families who are working to navigate the day-to-day realities of raising a gender non-conforming or transgender child. As one of the only opportunities in the country to find valuable resources, information and networking opportunities, Gender Odyssey Family provides real tools to support and encourage your child’s gender self-discovery.

www.genderspectrum.org/quick-links/events/

Is an annual celebration of gender diversity for all children and teens. A weekend gathering dedicated solely to the needs of gender nonconforming children and teens, their loved ones, and the community of professionals who surround them, it is an inspiring experience for all involved.

Is a FREE annual conference that offers three full days of workshops and activities focused on the health and well-being of transgender people, communities and allies.

Is a day in which transgender and gender non-conforming people of color and allies take to the streets of NYC to demand justice to let their voices be heard against transphobia, racism, classism, homophobia, sexism and other forms of oppression.

www.transgenderdor.org

An annual day of memoriam in which community members pay homage to those trans people who have lost their lives due to transgender discrimination. The vigils held on the annual day of remembrance express profound love and respect for those lives who have been lost. The event also brings attention to transgender issues, particularly transphobia, and strengthens the sense of community for trans-identified people.

www.butchvoices.com/

www.creatingchange.org/

www.fantasiafair.org/

www.crossdresslasvegas.com/

www.sccatl.org/

www.transcentralpa.org/keystone.cfm

https://www.masstpc.org/community-events/tys/trans-youth-summit/

www.transcendingboundaries.org/

Crossdresser Heaven
www.crossdresserheaven.com

Page contains links to valuable resources about faith, fashion & makeup tips, transgender issues and support.

Weekly meetings and social events for crossdressers. The meeting space on 40^th St in NYC includes a dressing and storage area. They also have a gender hotline every Weds from 5-9pm. Contact (212) 564-4847

The Renaissance Transgender Association
www.ren.org

Phone: (610) 636-1990
A non-profit, non-political, educational and social support organization founded and designed to educate and support persons regarding transgender issues, sexual orientation, sexual identity or gender identity without prejudice.

The Society for the Second Self (Tri-Ess)
www.tri-ess.org

Phone: (201) 923-3645
An international social and support group for heterosexual crossdressers, their partners, the spouses of crossdressers and their families. To find out about support groups in your area, please contact.

Email: emgtris@hotmail.com

Phone: (609) 392-1132

Meets the 4th Saturday of each month in the Trenton, NJ Metro area. If interested, please call or email.

Email: emgtris@hotmail.com

Phone: (717) 364-2949 or (570) 364-2949

Meets toward PA on the 1^st Saturday of every month. If interested, please call or email.

Gender Odyssey Family
www.genderodysseyfamily.org

An annual conference for families who are working to navigate the day-to-day realities of raising a gender non-conforming or transgender child. As one of the only opportunities in the country to find valuable resources, information and networking opportunities, Gender Odyssey Family provides real tools to support and encourage your child’s gender self-discovery.

GenderSpectrum Child & Family Resource List
www.genderspectrum.org/resources

Raising children who don’t fit neatly into male or female boxes brings a wealth of questions and uncertainties. Parenting choices, issues at school, medical options and legal considerations all represent areas requiring careful reflection and sometimes, difficult decisions. Here you will find information, resources, and support to assist you in your search for answers.

Parents & Families, FAQ’s
www.genderspectrum.org/about/faq

Addresses concerns frequently voiced by parents and families of trans youth.

TransActive
www.transactiveonline.org

Phone: (503) 252-3000
An internationally recognized non-profit focused on serving the diverse needs of transgender (TG) and gender nonconforming (GNC) children, youth, their families and allies.

Trans Youth Equality: Childhood Gender Non-Conformity for Adults
Helping adults understand what their child may be trying to express.

Male-Bodied Children, visit: www.transyouthequality.org/documents/Rosetta_Stone_1.pdf

Female-Bodied Children, visit: www.transyouthequality.org/documents/Rosetta_Stone_2.pdf

Trans Youth Equality: Top 11 Tips for Caregivers of Gender Non-Conforming Children and Youth
www.transyouthequality.org/documents/Top_11_Tips.pdf

Guidance for parents and caregivers of gender non-conforming youth.

Highland Park, NJ: 8 South Third Ave.

Phone: (866) 957-1790

The Institute for Personal Growth. IPG runs monthly support groups for parents and guardians of gender non-conforming youth, facilitated by our therapists. We also hold groups for youth on the same day, also facilitated by our therapists. These groups are held on Saturdays in our Highland Park office; we will soon begin monthly groups in our Jersey City office as well.

Seattle, WA: PMB 136, 10002 Aurora Ave N. #36

Phone: (347) 987-1068

Advocates for equality and fairness for unmarried people, including those who are single, who choose not to marry, who cannot marry, or who live together before marriage. Provides support and information to constituents, fights discrimination based on marital status, ans educates the public about related social and economic issues. Specific support and information or LGBT people, about domestic partnerships, and about parenting.

San Francisco, CA: 1550 Bryant St., Suite 830

Phone: (415) 861-5437

COLAGE is a NATIONAL movement of children, youth, and adults with one or more lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and/or queer (LGBTQ) parent(s). We build community and work toward social justice through youth empowerment, leadership development, education, and advocacy.

www.colage.org/chapters/

Local group to support LGBTQ parents in NYC area.

www.hrc.org/ and www.hrc.org/issues/parenting

Washington, DC: 1640 Rhode Island Ave N.W.

Phone: (800) 777-4723

Local Office: (202) 628-4160

Advocacy and organizing for LGBT Equal Rights. HRC has a number of resources for TGNC people. Parenting page offers guides on adoption, assisted reproduction; foster parenting, protecting your family, and schools. Not Trans specific, but useful information.

New York City

Provides free emotional, physical, and informational support to people across the spectrum of pregnancy. Offers low-cost birth doula services to pregnant people, works with an adoption center to provide doula services for birth mothers, and works with abortion clinics to provide doula services for those seeking abortions. Experience with TGNC people.

Manhattan, NY: 208 West 13^th St. NY

Phone: (212) 620-7310

*Center Families: Support groups (TGNC Parenting Group, Parenting Support and Networking, Parenting Partnerships and more); support around family-making processes (insemination, adoption, fostering, cooperative parenting relationships, and more); forums on LGBT families; financial planning, and events for families with young children.

*Marriage Resource Project: Resources for LGBT marriage in NY.

*LGBT Foster Care Project: Collaborative project between the center and ACS to train and support foster care agencies in supporting LGBT young people in foster care, including parent resources on fostering and adoption, and resources for young people in foster care.

*Gender Identity Project: Trans Parenting Group; Individual peer counseling, Referrals, Support Groups: Masculine Spectrum; Feminine Spectrum; Partners, Family, and Friends.

https://www.gaycenter.org/gip/services

www.community.pflag.org/

Washington, DC: 1828 L St., Suite 660 NW

Phone: (202) 467-8180

Offers support to LGBT people and their families through the coming out process.

*PFLAG Transgender Network (TNet) focuses on support for transgender people and their parents, families, and friends.

*Welcoming our Trans Family and Friends (A support Guide): https://community.pflag.org/Document.Doc?id=202

*PFLAG Chapter Finder: www.pflag.org/find-a-chapter

www.jerseyshorepflag.org/upcoming-events/

Meets 3^rd Monday of every month from 7-9pm in the Church House of the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury; 352 Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury, NJ 07702. Use rear parking lot, enter rear door, go up the stairs and to the right to the meeting room.

Email: jsennstrauss@aol.com

Group in Manhattan that meets either monthly or every two months, email Judy Sennesh.

Phone: (206) 665-5990

A nonprofit support group open to all transgender individuals, their spouses, significant others, family, and friends. To attend a meeting, please use the contact form on the website. Our meetings are held on the first Saturday of every month at 8:00 PM in Washington’s Crossing, New Jersey. Doors open around 7:00 PM. Charge a fee of $10 for members and $15 for non-members. There is no charge to attend your first meeting. Food and refreshments are supplied at each meeting and generally a program related to transgender issues. At 9:30 PM, we provide an optional group support session. Here you can share your feelings and talk to others like yourself. Please arrive before 8:00 PM if you need to change at the meeting. For additional info please call (206) 666-5990 or email: info@njsg.org

Phone: (646) 556-9300

A monthly drop-in group for family members and friends of someone who is transgender, transsexual, gender-different or gender questioning. Come together with other moms, dads, uncles, siblings, grandparents, friends and adult children of transgender individuals. Drop-in. No registration required. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds. Meetings are Wednesdays, 6 PM – 7:30 PM. January 4, February 1 and March 7 at the LGBT Community Center located at 208 W. 13^th St. NY, NY (between 6^th and 7^th avenues).

Phone: (646) 556-9300

A monthly drop-in group to provide support and community for people of all genders to discuss and explore their attraction to and relationships with trans-identified or gender non-conforming individuals.

Group is open to people currently or formerly in partnerships with trans-people and those exploring their attractions. Drop-in. No registration required. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds. Meets Wednesdays, 7:30 PM – 9 PM. January 4, February 1 and March 7 at the LGBT Community Center located at 208 W. 13^th St. NY, NY (between 6^th and 7^th avenues).

Phone: (207) 478-4087

Provides education, advocacy, and support for TGNC children, youth, and their families. Fact sheets, reading lists, and resource lists for children, youth, and adults.

Email: elizabeth.zacher@mountsinai.org

Beth Zacher Phone: (212) 423-2928

For parents with a youth from 13 to 19 years old Mt. Sinai Adolescent Health Center at 320 E 94th St. weekly group starting May 2^nd, 2012. *If your child is not a current patient in Mt. Sinai Adolescent Health Center, please contact Beth Zacher at (212) 423-2928 or via email.

IPG Highland Park Office

Highland Park, NJ: 8 South Third Ave.

Phone: (866) 957-1790

Monthly support group beginning Saturday June 16^th at 1:00pm, call for more information.

Phone: (617) 467-5830

A summer camp for transgender & gender-variant youth. Aranu’tiq has two locations: Southern New England and Southern California.

The Hudson Pride Connections Center

Jersey City, NJ: 32 Jones St., 07306

Phone: (201) 963-4779

Hudson Pride provides a safe space for LGBTQ youth to interact with their peers as well as a place to interact with, learn from, and be mentored by LGBT adults. The Youth Connect program provides academic tutoring, empowerment workshops, job development assistance, computer access, meals, a social support group, HIV testing and prevention education, and much more. Members plan fun social events including movie nights, ice cream parties, & BBQ’s. They learn how to be healthy and powerful young LGBT individuals. Meetings are every Friday from 3:00-8:00pm at The Hudson Pride Connections Center.

For LGBTIQ youth and their straight allies ages 17 and under. Meets second and fourth Saturdays at The Pride Center in Highland Park at 1:00 p.m.

Queens, NY: 97-45 Queens Blvd., Suite 1220

Phone: (718) 896-2500

Weekly support group for LGBT youth at AIDS Center of Queens County.

Phone: (718) 596-0342

Brooklyn, NY: 85 South Oxford St., 11217

Programs for LGBT people of color, plus summer youth program.

Phone: (617) 467-5830

A summer camp for transgender & gender-variant youth. Aranu’tiq has two locations: Southern New England and Southern California.

www.door.org/programs-services/lgbtq

Phone: (212) 941-9090

Offers health, legal, education, leadership, & career services; also provides a wide range of programs and services specifically catered to its LGBTQ members.

Manhattan, NY: 147 West 24^th St., 6^th Floor

Phone: (646) 336-6789

Community organizing and advocacy for LGBT youth of color M-F 4-8pm.

www.maketheroad.org

Brooklyn, NY in Bushwick: 301 Grove St. (between Myrtle & Knickerbocker)

Phone: (718) 418-7690 x207

Youth projects and after school drop-in group for LGBT youth in Bushwick.

Phone: (212) 677-7288

Has a long history of serving Trans youth. The NYC branch of Green Chimneys operates a wide range of residential, social service and educational programs that specifically focus on the needs of GLBTQ youth and their families.

Phone: (201) 674-2400

Manhattan, NY: 2 Astor Place (near Broadway and 8th St.)

After-school program for LGBT youth. Home of the Harvey Milk High School. Call to make an appt for an intake to become a member or drop by the center from 3:00 – 6:00 pm, Mon – Fri. Free and confidential, bring ID if possible.

Phone: (917) 251-6535

Manhattan, NY: 2273 3^rd Ave. (between 123^rd & 124^th Street), Top Floor.

Drop-in center for LGBT youth, and straight allies, ages 14-21.

Ages 13-19 and their families

Mt. Sinai Adolescent Health Center

New York, NY: 320 East 94^th St.

General Phone: (212) 423-3000

Beth Zacher Phone: (212) 423-2928

Email: elizabeth.zacher@mountsinai.org

For youths from 13 to 19 years old & their families at Mt. Sinai Adolescent Health Center at 320 E 94th St. weekly group starting May 2^nd, 2012. *If your child is not a current patient in Mt. Sinai Adolescent Health Center, please contact Beth Zacher at (212) 423-2928 or via email to pre-register your child for the support group meeting.

Phone: (212) 875-4218

New York, NY: 5 West 63^rd St., 10023

Support group for GLBTQ youth.

New York, NY: 208 West 13^th St.

Phone: (646) 556-9300

Center Youth provides LGBTQ young people and allies ages 13-21 with community support to foster healthy development in a safe, affirming, sex-positive environment. Center Youth offers: peer leadership training, discussion groups, art workshops, college and career readiness support, connection to the community, social activities, and performing arts programming.

www.forge-forward.org/aging/listservs/

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/FFS-support

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/ftmphalloplastyinfo

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Finances_SurgeryFTm

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/ftmsurgeryinfo

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/GQTGParenting/

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/StonyBrookTransSolidarityProject/

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/MTF-SRS-FTM

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Phalloplastyinfo/

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/nogoingback

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/theartoftucking

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Transcouplesmtfftm

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/TransMuslims

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/transobriety

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/TSVets

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Transsistahs-Transbrothas

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/TSParenting

www.groups.yahoo.com/group/voicets

LGBT Community Center

New York, NY: 208 West 13^th St. (between 6^th and 7^th Avenues)

Phone: (646) 556-9300

Wednesdays, 7:30 PM – 9 PM. February 1 – March 21 at the LGBT Community Center. A weekly drop-in group for those assigned male at birth who now identify as trans-femme, trans-women, women, trans-female, cross-dresser, drag queen, transsexual, femme queen, exploring, etc. to explore and discuss their feelings and concerns about gender, trans-identities and their histories. Drop-in. No registration required. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Dr. Anne Lawrence
www.annelawrence.com/index.html

Provides a multitude of resources for trans women.

Transsexual Women’s Successes: Links & Photos
https://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/conway/TSsuccesses/TSsuccesses.html

Site provides access to the photos and stories of Trans women who have successfully transitioned as well as links to support sites and resources.

Jersey City, NJ: 32 Jones St., 07306

Provides support to HIV+ Transgender women. The group meets weekly on Tuesday evenings at The Hudson Pride Connections Center, from 6pm-9pm for discussions, fabulous parties, and other social events.

LGBT Community Center

New York, NY: 208 W. 13^th St., (between 6^th and 7^th avenues)

Phone: (646) 556-9300

Wednesdays, 7:30 PM – 9 PM. February 1-March 21 at the LGBT Community Center. A weekly drop-in group for those assigned female at birth who now identify as trans-masculine, trans-men, men, trans-male, boi, gender-queer, AG/Aggressive, transsexual, androgynous, exploring, etc. to explore and discuss their feelings and concerns about gender, trans-identities and their histories. Drop-in. No registration required. $5 suggested donation. No one turned away for lack of funds.

Forge-Forward Testosterone Fact Sheet
www.forge-forward.org/2004/04/hormones-101-testosterone/

Provides extensive information on the hormone testosterone.

FTM Guide
www.ftmguide.org

This guide is intended to provide information on topics of interest to female-to-male (FTM, F2M) trans men, and their friends and loved ones.

FTM International (FTMI)
www.ftmi.org

Phone: (415) 553-5987
FTMInternational chapters provide educational activities, support meetings, information, networking and referral services for the FTM community since 1986.

Queer Transmen
www.queertransmen.org/

Website dedicated to raising awareness about the sexual health of trans men and sharing knowledge around our complex bodies, sexualities and sex lives.

The Transitional Male
www.thetransitionalmale.com

Site devoted to providing information and support to the FTM community. Includes resource lists (general resource index, surgeons, insurance), information about transitioning (“all about testosterone,” surgical procedures), and more support/advice oriented pages (disclosing advice, presenting tips, a list of support groups).

Meetings and events for the Trans community can often be found at:
*NJ Pride Center – www.pridecenter.org/calendar

*Jersey Shore PFLAG – www.jerseyshorepflag.org/upcoming-events/

*Hudson Pride Connections Center – www.hudsonpride.org/calendar/

Highland Park, NJ: 1119 Raritan Avenue (Rt. 27), 08904

Phone: (866) 957-1790

At the Institute for Personal Growth. IPG runs monthly support groups for gender-nonconforming youth, facilitated by our therapists. We also hold separate groups for their parents on the same day, also facilitated by our therapists. These groups are held on Saturdays in our Highland Park office; we will soon begin monthly groups in our Jersey City office as well.

www.jerseyshorepflag.org/upcoming-events/

Shrewsbury, NJ: 352 Sycamore Ave., 07702

Meets 3^rd Monday of every month from 7-9pm in the Church House of the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury. Use rear parking lot, enter rear door, and go up the stairs and to the right to the meeting room.

Email: CandaceKT@aol.com

A trans-oriented support group, meets on the 4th Saturday of each Month in Mount Holly, NJ

Email: info@njsg.org

Phone: (206) 666-5990

A nonprofit support group open to all transgender individuals, their spouses, significant others, family, and friends. To attend a meeting, please use the contact form on the website. Our meetings are held on the first Saturday of every month at 8:00 PM in Washington’s Crossing New Jersey, doors open around 7:00 PM. We charge a meeting fee of $10 for members and $15 for non-members. There is no charge to attend your first meeting.

Food and refreshments are supplied at each meeting and generally a program related to transgender issues. At 9:30 PM, we provide an optional group support session. Here you can share your feelings and talk to others like yourself. Please arrive before 8:00 PM if you need to change at the meeting

Phone: (570) 223-8484

Two transgender oriented weekends are held each May and October at this LGBT owned and operated resort in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. For a complete calendar of events please visit the website.

Phone: (610) 636-1990

A non-profit, non-political, educational and social support organization founded and designed to educate and support persons regarding transgender issues, sexual orientation, sexual identity or gender identity without prejudice. To find out about support groups closest to you call or visit the website.

www.pridecenter.org/group/trueselves/

Phone: (732) 846-2232

The Pride Center of NJ

Highland Park, NJ: 85 Raritan Ave., Suite 100

3rd Sunday, 4 -6 PM at The Pride Center of NJ. A facilitated support group exclusively for and about transgender-identified individuals, regardless of where on the transgender spectrum you believe you live. TrueSelves is a safe place where you can share your feelings and experiences in an open, non-judgmental and accepting atmosphere. TrueSelves does not meet during the months of July and August. For more information please contact Stephanie Battaglino at stephaniefyh@gmail.com

www.gaycenter.org/gip/nyctransevents

Calendar of events can be located on the website.

www.gaycenter.org/events

Social events can be located on the website.

https://www.gaycenter.org/gip/services/groups/thot

The Trans Hands On Team! We are a group of transgender, gender non-conforming people and allies who meet on an ongoing, monthly basis. Join the GIP to develop, plan and conduct community events & outreach. T-HOT meets monthly on a Wednesday, from 6 – 7:30pm at The Center in Manhattan 208 W. 13^th St between 6^th and 7^th Ave, and is open to transgender, gender non-conforming people and allies. This is a drop-in, no registration required. Free to all.

Email: edscz@yahoo.com

Where on the gender spectrum do you see yourself? Do you identify as transgendered, intersex, pre-op, post-op, non-op, or cross-dresser? Or are you a spouse, significant other, ally or friend? Wherever you are along the gender continuum, we invite you to participate in our group that will explore the process of gender identification, gender conformity—including issues of positive self-identification, coming out, and relationships—and other critical topics our members will bring in week to week.

Join in a safe and open environment for support, community, and sharing. An orientation meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 16^th 2012 from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm. The 8 weekly meetings will begin on Wednesday, May 23nd from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm. A $25 donation is requested to cover expenses. If interested in joining this group or to find out additional information please contact Ed, the group’s organizer, at edscz@yahoo.com

Affordable Permanent Electrolysis
www.affordablepermanentelectrolysis.com

Shelley Mayron, C.E.
New York, NY: 201 West 21^st St., #15D, 10011
Phone: (212) 633-1503
Electrolysis. Out transgender provider. TGNC and LGB friendly practice. Does not charge extra for pre-SRS electrolysis.

Manhattan, NY: 347 5^th Ave., Suite 1207

Phone: (212) 689-3254

Electrolysis and waxing. Package deal available for 10 sessions. TGNC friendly.

Queens, NY: 107-25 Metropolitan Ave., Forest Hills

Phone: (718) 544-4234

Electrolysis and laser at discounted rates, by students in accredited training programs. TGNC friendly.

Bonnie Electrolysis and Laser
Bonnie Brandt, C.E.

www.electrolysisandlaser.com

New York, NY: 330 W. 58^th St., 10019

Phone: (212) 246-4699

www.breierhairremovalandskincare.com

Queens, NY: 85-15 Main St., #9N

Phone: (718) 206-2744

Electrolysis, Skin Care, and Massage. TGNC friendly.

Carol Ramdoo Professional Electrolysis
Carol Ramdoo, L.E. CPE
www.professionalelectrolysis.net

Phone: (609) 520-9632

Princeton Location: Princeton, NJ: 12 Roszel Rd., Suite A-201 08540
Highland Park Location: Highland Park, NJ: 320 Raritan Ave. Suite 309 08904

421 7th Avenue

New York, NY 10001

Phone: 917.658.4866

Effective results at reasonable prices.

Manhattan, NY: 150 East 5^th St.

Phone: (212) 486-9740

Hair removal using their own “integrated system.” Locations in NYC; Cherry Hill, NJ; Philadelphia & Bryn Mawr, PA; Brentwood, TN; and Dallas, TX.

NYC: 19 West 21^st St., Suite 904

Phone: (917) 210-4388 x101

Electrolysis and TGNC friendly.

Bronx, NY: 35-10 Bainbridge Ave.

Phone: (718) 231-1313

Electrolysis and skin care available.

New York, NY: 530 East 84^th St. #3B 10028
Phone: (917) 612-1139

Staten Island, NY: 97 New Dorp Lane, Suite D

Phone: (917) 596-9701

Electrolysis and TGNC friendly.

Vinessa Anthony L.E., CPE
Email: VAelectrolysis@yahoo.com

Lyndhurst, NJ: 531 Ridge Rd. 07071
Phone: (201) 935-8354

Queens, NY: 107-25 Metropolitan Ave., Forest Hills

Phone: (718) 544-4234

Electrolysis and laser at discounted rates, by students in accredited training programs. TGNC friendly.

Bonnie Brandt, C.E.
www.electrolysisandlaser.com

New York, NY: 330 W. 58^th St. 10019
Phone: (212) 246-4699

Manhattan: 22 West 19^th St. (at Complete Body & Spa)

Phone: (646) 926-7202

Laser hair removal, spider vein removal, pigmented lesion removal, rosacea therapy, and skin tightening.

Manhattan, NY: 700 Park Ave.

Phone: (212) 517-6555

www.nycdermatologyandcosmeticcenter.com

Laser hair removal, discounts for TGNC community members (as per NYAGRA directory), Board Certified Dermatologist.

Queens, NY: 87-08 justice Ave., Suite 2J, Elmhurst

Phone: (718) 507-1921

Laser, electrolysis, and skin rejuvenation. TGCN friendly.

Manhattan, NY: 481 Eighth Ave., Suite 815

Phone: (212) 268-7799

Laser, spider vein removal, skin tightening, and skin resurfacing. Donates 15% of sales.

True & Dorin Medical Group
www.truedorin.com

New York, NY: 360 Lexington Avenue, Suite 1102
Phone: (866) 409-5078

Samuel Laurie
www.tgtrain.org

Phone: (802) 453-5370
Offers transgender awareness training for health care providers, medical students, & human service providers.

The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH)
www.wpath.org

Phone: (612) 624-9397
The mission of WPATH is to promote evidence based care, education, research, advocacy, public policy and respect in transgender health.

Stirling, NJ: 1390 Valley Rd., 07980

Phone: (980) 647-1688

M.K. Bartalos, MD
New York, NY: 30 W. 60th St., Suite 1F, 10023

Phone: (212) 262-5291

Wylie C. Hembree, MD
New York, NY: 161 Fort Washington Ave., Fl 4-448, 10032

Phone: (212) 721-3622

Walter Futterweit, MD
New York, NY: 1172 Park Ave., 10028

Phone: (212) 876-6400

Edward Merker, MD
New York, NY: 35 E. 85^th St., 10028

Phone: (212) 288-1110

Craig Metroka, MD
New York, NY: 116 Central Park S., Suite 7, 10019

Phone: (212) 586-7800

Transgender Care
www.transgendercare.com

A website devoted exclusively to transgender health care issues

Trans-Health
www.trans-health.com

A website that provides information on health and fitness exclusively for transgender and transsexual people.

A monthly drop-in advocacy group working to create a community-based trans-access to healthcare movement.

Manhattan, NY: 400 Broadway

Phone: (212) 334-7940

Adult primary Medical Care with emphasis on Asian and Pacific Islander (API) LGBT Health and Wellness. Transgender Health Clinic, HIV care, Sexual health services, Chronic disease management (Diabetes, Asthma, Hepatitis B and C, HIV, Hypertension), short term mental health counseling and referrals.

Callen-Lorde Community Health Center
New York NY: 356 W. 18^th St., 10011

Phone: (212) 271-7200
Provides quality, sensitive primary care, women’s health, HIV/AIDS care, adolescent care, adult, and senior care on LGBT health and wellness, transgender care. Hormone treatment, transgender sexual health clinic, trans-affirmative gynecology, alternative insemination program, STI screenings, dental care, sexual health, supportive services, mental health services and pharmacy.

Bronx, NY: 1027 Ogden Ave.

Phone: (347) 881-7005

Offers Primary care, HIV care, Hormone therapy, Trans-Affirmative GYN, STI screening and HIV counseling/testing, short term mental health counseling and referrals. Additionally, offers assistance in accessing transition related surgeries.

Community Healthcare Network Transgender Family Program
www.chnnyc.org/services/transgender-program/

General Phone: (866) 246-8259

Bronx, NY: 975 Westchester Ave.

Phone: (718) 320-4466

Queens, NY: 90-04 161^st St., Jamaica

Phone: (718) 523-2123

Multiple locations in Brooklyn, Manhattan, & Queens. Visit the website to find the clinic location nearest you. Adult and Senior primary health care, HIV care, Mental health services, gynecology, STI screening and HIV testing and counseling, podiatry, and dentistry. Transgender people have specific healthcare concerns and oftentimes face bias, discrimination, or ignorance when seeking medical care. CHN understands these concerns, and offers a unique and welcoming environment with high quality medical care.

Phone: (877) 296-9264

Many locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn

Services for low-income people who are HIV+, including: Medical, Dental, and Mental Health Care; COBRA Case Management; ADHC; Emergency assistance and referrals; Legal services; Transgender Services; Transgender Support Group, and Transgender Transitional Housing Program.

Mazzoni Center
www.mazzonicenter.org

Philadelphia, PA: 1201 Chestnut St,. 19107
Phone: (215) 563-0652
Transgender services include: primary care, hormone therapy and monitoring, supportive counseling and referrals as needed.

Upper West Side, NY: 110 W 97^th St., Manhattan

Phone: (212) 749-1820

Midtown West, NY: 645 110^th Ave., Manhattan

Phone: (212) 265-4500

Lower East Side, NY: 279 E 3^rd St., Manhattan

Phone: (212) 477-8500

Family primary health care (Pediatric, Adolescent, Adult, Geriatric), HIV primary care, Dental care, Optometry, Allergy, Dermatology, Neurology, Nutrition, Podiatry, Prenatal care, Sexual and Reproductive health care, Sonograms, Urology, Case management, and Mental health services.

Institute for Family Health

Manhattan, NY: 16 East 16^th St.

Phone: (212) 206-5200

Adult and Senior primary care, HIV care, diabetes care, STI testing and treatment and HIV testing and counseling, sexual and reproductive health care, mental health, and case management.

www.vcny.org/

Manhattan, NY: 121A West 20^th St.

Phone: (212) 337-9290

Adult and senior primary care and HIV primary care, AIDS day treatment, Adult Day Health Center, treatment adherence, community services for seniors, community case management, residential care, skilled nursing and independent living for older adults.

Callen Lorde Health Outreach to Teens
https://callen-lorde.org/our-services/hott/

New York NY: 356 W. 18^th St., 10011
Phone: (212) 271-7200
Health Outreach To Teens is a welcoming, non-judgmental, confidential program designed specifically to meet the medical and mental health needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning adolescents and young adults ages 13-24.

New Patients Ages 21 and Younger, and care offered until 24.

Bronx: 1067 Ogden Ave.

Phone: (347) 881-7005

Services offered to people under 18 who are emancipated minors or who have parental consent. Offers Primary Care, HIV Care, Hormone Therapy, Trans-Affirmative GYN, STI screenings and HIV Counseling/Testing, short term mental health counseling and referrals. Additionally, offers assistance in accessing transition related surgeries.

Ages 13-24

King County Hospital

Brooklyn:760 Parkside Avenue, Room 308, New York, 11226
Phone: (718) 467-4446
HEAT provides comprehensive medical, case management, transgender health services including hormones, HIV counseling and testing and care, perinatal HIV care, outreach, STI screening, and support services to LGBT youth. Anal Paps, Mental Health services, sexual/reproductive health care, and pre-natal health care for young mothers.

Ages 10-22

Manhattan: 312 East 94^th Street between 1^st & 2^nd Avenues New York, NY
General Phone: (212) 423-3000

Clinic Phone: (212) 423-2873

Beth Zacher: (212) 423-2928
Confidential HIV/AIDS services, general medical care and counseling services available to those ages 10-21 years of age. Comprehensive medical, mental health and supportive services for young people. Reproductive health services, SEEK Peer Educator Program, eating disorders program, nutritionist, teen parenting program, teen sexual assault survivor program, learning disabilities evaluation, and legal services.

GLMA-Find a Provider: www.glma.org/

Scarleteen-Find a Doc: www.scarleteen.com/find_A_doc

Judgment Free Providers: www.jfhcp.org/

www.plannedparenthood.org

Services vary by affiliate, but may include: general health care, LGBT health, PAP smears and pelvic exams, clinical breast/chest exams, hormonal therapy, sexual and reproductive health care, STI testing and treatment, HIV testing, pregnancy testing and services, emergency contraception, and abortion services.

Baltimore, MD: 1001 Cathedral St.

Phone: (410) 837-2050

Primary care, hormone therapy, dental care, mental health services, HIV care, psychiatry, and podiatry, STI screening and HIV testing, gynecology.

Boston, MA: Ansin Building: 1340 Boylston St.

Phone: (617) 267-0900

Boston, MA: Borum Health Center: 130 Boylston St.

Phone: (617) 457-8140

Adult and adolescent primary care, HIV primary care, transgender care and hormone therapy, dental care, optometry, STI testing and treatment and HIV testing and counseling, LGBT parenting services. Violence Recovery Program, sexual and reproductive health services, support groups, psychiatry, mental health services, and case management. The Borum offers care to young people Ages 12-29.

Philadelphia, PA: 809 Locust St.

Phone: (215) 563-0658

Adolescent and adult primary care, HIV care, drop-in health clinic for young people under 24, transgender health services and hormone treatment, laser hair removal, sexual and reproductive health care, STI screening and treatment and HIV testing and counseling, counseling and recovery services, support groups, mental health services, case management, and legal services.

Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center: 1701 14^th St., NW

Max Robinson Center: 2301 Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave., SE

Phone: (202) 745-7000

Adult primary medical care, transgender health care and hormone treatment, sexual and reproductive health care, and cancer screenings, STI screening and treatment and HIV testing and counseling, Breast Health Imitative, medical adherence services, dental clinic, PEP mental health services, legal services, and case management.

www.howardbrown.org/wp/programs-services/transgender-health/

Chicago, IL: 4025 N. Sheridan Rd.

Phone: (773) 388-1600

Primary care, hormone therapy, mental health, HIV care, case management, smoking cessation, alternative insemination, older adult services, youth services. Many private insurances, IL Medicaid, Medicare, and sliding scale.

McCafferty Health Center

Cleveland, OH: 4242 Lorain Ave.

Phone: (216) 957-4905

Primary health for children, adolescents, and adults, transgender health care and hormone therapy, chronic disease management (hypertension, diabetes, lung disease), sexual and reproductive health care, mental health services, and case management.

www.t-houseonline.com/

Broward County/South Florida

Phone: (954) 467-4700 x5604

Referrals to TGNC Medical Care, HIV/AIDS services, social and supportive services, and TGNC community in South Florida.

Atlanta, GA: 1924 Cliff Valley Way NE

Phone: (404) 248-5445

Annual physicals, pelvic exams, clinical chest exams, STI screening and lab work for non-trans women, intersex, and transmasculine-spectrum people.

Atlanta, GA: 730 Ponce de Leon Pl., Unit B

Phone: (404) 541-0944

Primary care, HIV care, hormone replacement, psychiatry, STI testing, laser hair removal, other laser treatments. Accepts many private and public plans, including Medicare and GA Medicaid.

Nelson-Tebedo Community Clinic

Dallas, TX: 4012 Cedar Springs Rd.

Phone: (214) 528-2336

Low-cost hormone therapy and lab monitoring with no-fee consultation.

Memphis, TN: 1726 Poplar Ave.

Phone: (901) 274-3550

Hormone therapy, primary care, STI testing and treatment, pelvic exams and PAP, fertility services, HIV testing, HIV case management. No insurance, sliding scale.

ACCESS AIDS Care

Norfolk, VA: 3415 Granby St.

Phone: (757) 640-0929

Hormone therapy, referrals to primary care, confidential HIV testing, psychological evaluation.

Richmond, VA: 1010 North Thompson St.

Phone: (804) 358-6343

Primary care, hormone therapy, support services, STI screening, and mental health referrals.

Published by the Virginia DOH, Division of Disease Prevention and The Virginia Transgender Taskforce on behalf of the Virginia HIV Community Planning Group.

McDonald/Wright Building

www.laglc.org/

Los Angeles, CA: 1625 N Schrader Rd.

Phone: (323) 993-7518

Primary health care for TGNC people, including pap smears and pelvic exams, prostate exams, hormone therapy, post-surgical care for those who have had gender confirming procedures.

Castro-Mission Health Center

www.dimensionsclinic.org/

San Francisco, CA: 3850 17^th St.

Phone: (415) 934-7757

Primary medical care, HIV care, Transgender care, STI testing and treatment and HIV testing and counseling, sexual and reproductive health care, PAP and pelvic exams, pregnancy testing, birth control, immunizations, mental health care, and case management.

www.lyon-martin.org/index.php

San Francisco, CA: 1748 Market St., Suite 201

Phone: (415) 565-7667

Primary care, HIV care, hormone therapy, pelvic exams and PAPs, breast/chest exams, mental health services, behavioral health services, referrals. Accepts Medi-Cal, SF Health Plan, Medicare, Healthy San Francisco, Family PACT, Every Woman Counts, and sliding scale payment.

San Francisco, CA: 50 Lech Walesa (Ivy) St.

Phone: (415) 355-7588

Primary care, hormone therapy, HIV cares, mental health, social services, and nutrition.

Portland, OR: 1132 SW 13^th Ave.

Phone: (503) 535-3800

Services for youth and adults, focusing on homeless youth and medically marginalized people, including transgender people. Primary medical cares, sexual and reproductive health care, transgender health services and hormone therapy, STI testing and treatment and HIV testing and counseling, acupuncture and Chinese medicine, chiropractor, dental care, psychiatry, tattoo removal, syringe exchange, and case management.

Published by Gender Alliance of the South Sound and has resources for Western Washington.

Audre Lorde Project

Manhattan, NY: 147 West 24^th St., 3^rd Floor

Phone: (212) 463-0342

Brooklyn, NY: 85 South Oxford St.

Phone: (718) 596-0342

Addresses barriers to employment, education, health care, and immigration status, and runs a health and wellness program that offers acupuncture, Reiki, meditation, yoga, health screenings, and registered nurses.

www.ayoyoga.com/

Classes are balanced between vigorous Vinyasa flow, breath, anatomical awareness, self-reflection, and care. Encourages students to take mental & physical journeys by deepening internal awareness, challenging the body & adjusting their practice based on individual needs. Combines yoga with social justice & specializes in yoga for youth, activists & those dealing with injury.

https://brooklynopenacupuncture.com/

Brooklyn: 388 Atlantic Ave., 3^rd Floor

Phone: (347) 871-6736

Offers individualized acupuncture and herbal treatments from skilled practitioners in a comfortable community setting. Sliding scale.

Phone: (917) 459-8779

Founder and Owner of VIPRtrainingNYC. Offers one-on-one personal training sessions as well as small group sessions.

www.integrativemovement.org/

Phone: (646) 641-4508

Pilates, gyrotonic, gyrokinesis, and acupuncture. Brings passion, caring, and reverence for the human body to every session.

Manhattan, NY: 32 Union Square East, Suite 411

Phone: (888) 375-2835

Chiropractor with experience with TGNC people. Offers Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and Nutrition Counseling. Some private insurance accepted.

Brooklyn, NY: 380 Marlborough Road

Phone: (718) 940-9343

Provides holistic, collaborative care in an accessible and sustainable manner. Offers Queer & Trans Yoga and offers TGNC friendly services. Community and Individual Acupuncture, Massage-Tuina and/or Shiatsu, Yoga, Herbal and Nutritional Consults, and Community Health Workshops. Sliding Scale.

Christine McGinn MD.
www.drchristinemcginn.com

Papillon Gender Wellness Center
18 Village Row Suite 43, New Hope, PA 18938
Phone: (215) 693-1199

Toby Meltzler, MD.
www.tmeltzer.com

7025 N. Scottsdale Rd., Suite 302 Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Phone: (480) 657-7006 or (866) 876-6329

Sherman Leis MD.
www.thetransgendercenter.com/

The Philadelphia Center for Transgender Surgery
19 Montgomery Ave. Bala Cynward, PA USA
Phone: (610) 667-1888
Email: DrShermanLeis@DrShermanLeis.com

Douglas K. Ousterhout MD.
www.drdouglasousterhout.com

45 Castro St. Suite 150 San Francisco, CA 94114
Phone: (415) 626-2888
Facial feminization surgeon.

Pierre Brassard, MD.
www.grsmontreal.com

995 De Salaberry Montreal, Quebec H3L 1L2 Canada
Phone: +1 (514) 288-2097

Marci Bowers, MD.
www.marcibowers.com

Clinics in San Mateo, CA. and Seattle, WA.
Phone: (719) 846-9500 or (877) 439-9922
Email: mail@marcibowers.com