Transgender Support Groups

Transgender Support Groups Directory at TGGuide.com

Transgender support groups come and go. We need your help to keep this directory up-to-date. Please submit transgender support group additions, deletions or updates by navigating to the appropriate page listed below. You may then add a comment to the page with your updates. You may also use our contact form or e-mail to webmaster@tgguide.com.

Benefits of Transgender Support Groups

Transgender support groups provide a safe and supportive place for those of us who are transgender or non-binary. This is a great way to connect with others who share a similar identity. Trans support groups offer a sense of community and can help trans people feel less isolated in their gender journey. Support groups also provide a place for people to discuss their struggles and challenges and share resources and advice.

Click any link below to see transgender support groups in that state or location. We list the most recently known name, address, telephone numbers and any other contact information. We recommend that you contact the groups in advance to ensure they still exist and they provide the services you need. Whenever they don’t provide the services you are seeking, it may be helpful to request a referral. Oftentimes, support groups or services will be aware of others in your area and will be happy to make a referral.

Transgender Support Groups Directory

United States Transgender Support Groups Listings

Transgender Resource
Groups Outside of The USA

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Who are Transgender Resource Groups for?

These transgender resource groups are for all trans people! This includes transgender, trans, transsexuals, non-binary, crossdressers, intersexed and gender questioning. We provide the entire transgender community with quality networking, information and resources. These trans resource groups may also be helpful to;  pre-op, post-op, non-op trans people.  These resource groups will include male to female, female-to-male, nonbinary and gender-fluid trans folks. Significant others, trans allies and caring professionals are quite welcome as well.

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6 thoughts on “Support Groups”

  1. I am a transgender woman wishing to relocate from an anti transgender State to a transgender friendly State. I am concerned about my safety. Moving on my own is scary but if I want to survive as a transgender woman ? I need to seek out a place that doesn’t discriminate. Can anyone help me?

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    • Hi Laura, Thanks for your comment. You aren’t alone. Many of us in the transgender community are facing the same rising tide of anti-trans law and policies. Your safety and comfort should be a top priority so it is understandable that you would consider moving to a more accepting location. There are trans-friendly states, cities, and communities where laws and social attitudes are much more inclusive. Some of the more trans-friendly states include California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Vermont. Larger cities like San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Boston, and Denver often have strong LGBTQ+ networks, gender-affirming healthcare, and legal protections. Obviously, some of these areas are quite expensive so your financial position may be either a benefit or an obstacle. If you have friends or family in any of these trans-friendly locations, that can be very helpful as you make your move.

      Before committing to a move, I recommend:

      1. Do your online research to learn more about the area(s) you are considering for relocation. Learn about the laws, social attitudes, trans support services, etc. Take into any relevant concerns such as housing costs, transportation and medical care.

      2. Join the TGGuide transgender support chat, the TGGuide trans forum, as well as Facebook groups (TGGuide on Facebook) or Reddit forums to meet and chat with trans people in the areas you’re considering — this can help you make connections and even find potential roommates or support systems before you move. Beware of scammers or bad situations though. I recommend you exercise caution and due diligence before making your move.

      3. Consider reaching out to LGBTQ+ community centers or transgender support groups in your destination city. Some may be able to offer help with housing, job placement, or emotional support as you make your move.

      Wishing you the best with your relocation. Please let us know what you decide.

      Lori – Team TGGuide

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