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LGBTQ+ Open Resources

A Guide to Openly Accessible Resources

LGBTQ+ Health Resources

The Children’s National Gender Development Program Resources for Families
Provides support and information for families dealing with gender-related issues. Their website includes FAQs about their program and offers parent support groups, fostering a sense of community. They also have a support group for children, emphasizing their commitment to gender-diverse youth.

Gender Spectrum
Dedicated to creating inclusivity for children and youth, regardless of gender identity. Their website serves as a resource hub, including extensive programs, professional development opportunities for educators, and support groups for families.

National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center
Specializes in training health centers to improve access to quality healthcare for LGBTQIA+ populations. They develop curricula in collaboration with experts, focusing on LGBTQIA+ concepts, addressing unique health challenges, and promoting data collection on sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI). They also help create welcoming environments for LGBTQIA+ patients, students, and staff.

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The Importance of Gender Affirming Care for Transgender and Gender Expansive Youth

Paths (Re)membered Project
Under the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board, Paths (Re)membered is dedicated to centering the Two Spirit and LGBTQ+ community in the pursuit of health equity. They engage in community-based research and advocacy, aiming to create a liberated 2SLGBTQ+ future while honoring the wisdom of elders and nurturing the creativity of young people. Their approach focuses on restoring the historical significance of Two-Spirit people within their communities and contributing to the well-being of individuals and communities.

Seattle Children’s Hospital Gender Clinic: Resources for Patients & Family
Provides an array of resources to support gender-diverse youth and their families. These resources cover topics such as mental health, gender-affirming social transition, and gender-affirming medical care. By offering these resources, the clinic aims to provide comprehensive support for individuals and families navigating the complexities of gender diversity and healthcare.

World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH)
Based in the United States, WPATH is a global authority promoting high standards of healthcare for transgender individuals. Their Standards of Care (SOC) provide clinical guidance for healthcare professionals, encompassing primary care, mental health services, hormonal and surgical treatments, and more. Their SOC publication (freely available) also serves as a valuable resource for individuals, families, and institutions supporting transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals.

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