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Free facilitated support and info-sharing discussion group for anyone assigned F at birth who identifies as trans-masculine or who is exploring this possibility.

Trans + Loved Ones  provides a space where people who have a loved one in their life who is transitioning or trans, gender diverse, etc. indentified can meet and discuss the complexities and emotions involved with supporting their loved one in their transition journey. This is a safe space for both trans-identified folks and their loved ones (partners, parents, family, close friends, etc.) to share and speak about their experiences, and navigate their feelings while offering support to each other.Note: This group is facilitated by peers, not trained counsellors or mental health professionals.This group is intended for folks who are 18+ and currently living in B.C., but exceptions can be made if one "party" in the relationship is living elsewhere.

Monthly two-hour online support group (via Zoom) for trans men and non-binary people who have previously had bottom surgery (metoidioplasty or phalloplasty) or those who have a scheduled surgery date. This group has been created for members to share information and offer support and resources. You must be living in BC and be a trans man, non-binary or masculine-identified person to be approved for this group. 

QCHAT provides free, confidential, virtual one to one support with trained 2SLGBTQIA+ peers and help with finding resources for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth across all of BC, ages 12 - 30. All identities are welcomed including those who are questioning; we don't turn anyone away. Parents and allies seeking information about how to support a 2SLGBTQIA+ youth in their life are also welcome to reach out to us.

Transgathering: Medical is a safer space for gender diverse and gender exploring folk to discuss medical transition. Discussion can revolve around surgery, hormones, hair removal, natural alternatives to medical transition, etc. Folks at all stages of their medical transition journey are welcome - whether they are yet to start, or hoping to share wisdom, resources, and experiences. Note: Transgathering: Medical is facilitated by peers. Medical professionals/doctors are not involved in regular meetings and the group cannot provide medical advice.The group is open to folks who are 18+, living in B.C. currently, and trans, gender-diverse, two-spirit, gender exploring, etc.

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. 

A drop-in for all variations of trans-identified and gender-varient folks with the opportunity to connect, share, discuss, and learn in a safe and supportive environment. Please note this group is intended for participants who are 18+, residing in B.C., and trans, gender varient, two-spirit, gender exploring, etc.

This is an online peer support group for Trans and Queer parents navigating mental health challenges in their postpartum period. Group support is available to anyone with a baby 18 months and younger. Phone support is available to anyone with children under three.

A support group (currently online) for parents and caregivers of trans children, who can be of any age. Also welcome parents whose children are non-binary or thinking about transitioning.

We are neurodivergent folks who created a unique welcoming space for those looking for something a little different. We offer mentoring and support in life skills and creative arts for all ages, with a focus on being flexible and chill and doing things at your own pace, in your own way.Connecting through Creative ArtsWe dabble in music, art, drumming, sewing, fiber arts, cooking, woodworking, and gardening. We believe in tea breaks and time to daydream in the hammock - it's all part of the creative process.Services include drop-in groups and private sessions for individuals and small groups, with support workers and clients welcome.

Chronically Queer (CQ) is for 2SLBGTQIA+ people who are neurodivergent, mad, crip, chronically ill, and/or disabled. CQ recognizes that disability is an umbrella term that includes, but is not limited to: physical, sensory, senses, respiratory, cognitive, mental health, learning, temporary, episodic, invisible/non-evident, self-diagnosed, and more.CQ is a peer-facilitated support group. We aim to create a supportive and welcoming environment where participants can be themselves fully and openly without fear of judgement. We provide participants an opportunity to engage in an encouraging and caring environment, share personal stories/feelings, listen as others share their experiences, and learn coping strategies.