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Click on the above image to download the new PDF from TransActual.

Good sexual health is vital for everyone. Trans, non-binary and gender diverse people often find they are left out of mainstream information relating to health and wellbeing. This can leave us without any tools and relying on guesswork, and reading between the lines as to what is relevant for our health, our bodies and our identities.

THT have a fantastic new page on the website for sexual health and advice for Trans, non binary and gender diverse people.

Click here to visit their page.

Help Available

Your concerns, questions or problems are important to us and we are here to listen,support and signpost you can now request a request call from Rachel from our One to One page(opens the booking system).
 For some of your concerns it could be you may require a professional for better help.

We have put together  a list of information that could also assist. If you know of something that is missing please get in touch and let us know.

Domestic Abuse or a Trans Hate Crime is unfortunately on the increase, if you would like support with these we would suggest that you contact your local police as soon as possible. They will then put you in touch with your Local Community Team and they can even come to your home to take details of what has happened. Reporting this will help you.

Contacting Victim Support is something we suggest that you do or Galop who have a dedicated Trans adviser to help you should you need someone to go to the station with you.

You can reach Galop here   and Victim Support here.

For advice on all health matters and well-being CliniQ offer an excellent service. Should you need support in attending this clinic please get in touch with us to ask about befriending support.

Our good friends Spectra now currently run a Trans clinic where they offer free and confidential counselling for people who identify as trans, non-binary or are questioning their gender identity. To find out more about this and the other Trans service they offer click here.


Gender Intelligence also offer a great range of services including Youth, Public Events, Education and one to one mentoring.

GIRES is a volunteer operated membership charity that, in collaboration with the other groups in its field, hears, helps, empowers and gives a voice to trans and gender diverse individuals, including those who are non-binary

and non-gender, as well as their families.

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Transactual - share facts about trans peoples lives and about trans rights in the UK, as well as dispelling common myths. Further to that, we aim to amplify the voices of trans people so that the wider world may hear the experiences of a wide range of trans men, trans women and non-binary people.

  Surrey Transgender Support Group

Surrey Transgender Support (STS) is a brand new self-guided, inclusive self-help and support group for transgender people and their families in Surrey and the surrounding areas. We are a safe space (both emotionally and venue-wise) for all individuals - young, old and everyone in between - at all stages of the transgender journey. We acknowledge that things have improved for the trans community in terms of support and acceptance; however, there is still more to do. Our group will be there for the current generation and future generations, as we evolve as individuals and as a group.

If you would like more information you can contact them directly by clicking on the image above.

Help Available for Youth and Young People

If you are a young person and need more support or help, please email Rachel who will be happy to talk to you in confidence.

You could also contact Mermaids who provide professional advice.

Mermaids is passionate about supporting children, young people and their familes to achieve a happier life in the the face of great adversity. We work to raise awareness about gender noncomformity in children and young people amongst professionals and the general public. We campaign for the recongnition of gender dyphoria in young people and lobby for improvements in professional services.

Sutton Council also works in partnership with Jigsaw4U who provide a range of services for young people and CAMHS who provide support for people suffering from Mental Health difficulties.