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Other organisations which can provide further information or help include:
National
the largest UK charity which supports anyone affected by gender identity issues. |
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a group which delivers creative workshops and arts programmes to generate discussion and debate around gender and the ways in which it presents challenges in our everyday lives. Trans Media Watch is proud to have been partners with Gendered Intelligence in delivering the Trans Community Conference > on 22 July 2011. |
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a network for those troubled by their gender identity, and their loved and loving ones, and a forum for professional and lay people. |
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a registered UK charity that sponsors research and education on gender identity and has a useful media resources section. |
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a new organisation that campaigns for equal rights for intersex people in the UK. |
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a family support group for children and teenagers with gender identity issues. |
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a political lobbying and educational organisation which campaigns to achieve equality and human rights for all trans people in the United Kingdom, through legislation and social change. |
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TForm is a website created in 2010 which is aiming to redress the balance in society with regard to Trans individuals. |
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Since 1998 Transgender Zone has been supporting those who feel they are confused about their gender, those who are looking for support for someone who is transgendered, and professionals and lay people who want to learn more about the subject. We maintain archives of transgender coverage in the media archives and regularly comment and report on media related issues that affect trans people. |
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Regional
There are a large number of support organisations working regionally with trans and intersex people. A bigger list can be found at the TranzWiki >, compiled by GIRES.
a peer support forum for all trans people and those questioning their gender, along with partners, family, friends and allies. |
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Boston Belles' mission is to encourage the social interaction between members of the transgendered community, from the Boston, Lincolnshire area and its environs, together with, where applicable, their partners, by providing these social support evenings in a safe anonymous environment. |
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PATA are a voluntary organisation providing support for trans people in and around Peterborough. In addition to working with individuals and families providing direct support we also seek to work with, and inform, the wider statutory and voluntary sector locally. |
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