Clinics and resources for trans and non-binary people

We’ve compiled a list of organisations and online resources providing information and guidance for trans and non-binary people on a range of issues from health and wellbeing to legal rights and housing.

• Brighton: Clinic T
• Brighton: Terrence Higgins Trust Trans and Non-binary Testing Service
• Liverpool: Butterfly Clinic
• London: 56T at Dean Street and cliniQ
• Manchester: Onyx Clinic
• Nottingham: Clinic X: a monthly after-hours clinic run by The Health Shop when the main service is closed. Contact The Health Shop for more details.

• The Beaumont Society – help and support from the trans community.
• The Clare Project – Trans support and social group based in Brighton and Hove but open to anyone wishing to explore issues around gender identity.
• Gendered Intelligence – Trans-led charity that aims to improve the lives of trans and non-binary people in the UK, specialises in supporting young people.
• GIRES – Gender identity research & education.
• LGBT Foundation – National charity based in Manchester with trans services and resources.
• Mermaids – UK charity supporting trans and gender-diverse children, young people and their families.
• Mindline trans + – Emotional and mental health support helpline for anyone identifying as trans, non-binary, gender variant, and their families, friends, colleagues and carers. Their phone line is open Mondays and Fridays, 8pm to midnight. Ring 0300 330 5468.
• Spectra – Peer-led trans services accessible to all trans and gender-diverse people, including 1-2-1 health advocacy support, and counselling, peer mentoring, referral and signposting to relevant partners, talks and workshops and monthly online and in-person social groups. 
• Stonewall – UK charity campaigning for LGBT equality.
• Switchboard – LGBT+ helpline.
• THT Direct – our phone and email service for questions about sexual health or living with HIV.
• Transbucket –Health care and surgery resource for the online trans community.
• WPATH – Non-profit organisation devoted to trans health.

England

• Devon Partnership NHS Trust West of England Specialist Gender Dysphoria Clinic (The Laurels)
• Gender Identity Clinic (London)
• Indigo Gender Service (Manchester)
• Leeds Gender Identity Service
• Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Gender Identity Clinic
• Northern Region Gender Dysphoria Service (Newcastle)
• Nottingham Centre for Transgender Health
• Porterbrook Clinic (Sheffield Gender Identity Clinic)
• Trans Plus (Dean St., London)

Wales

• Welsh Gender Service

Scotland

• Grampian Gender Identity Clinic (Aberdeen) - email Grampian.gic@nhs.net
• Highlands Gender Identity Clinic (Inverness)
• The Chalmers Centre (Edinburgh)
• Sandyford Gender Identity Service (Glasgow)

• GALOP – LGBT+ anti-violence charity supporting all LGBT+ people who've experienced hate crime, domestic abuse or sexual violence. Their helpline can be reached on 0800 999 5428.

• UK FTM Network – FTM support groups in the UK.
• Online binders:
  • FTM Binders
  • T Kingdom
  • Underworks
  • Spectrum Outfitters

• Black LGBTQ+ organisations compiled by Stonewall
• TPOCalypse – Gendered Intelligence's youth group and events for trans, gender variant and questioning young people of colour.

• Stonewall Housing have an online referral service. Their advice line is open from 10am to 1pm, Monday to Friday, on 020 7359 5767.
• The Outside Project – LGBTQI+ community shelter and centre in London. Referrals are through Stonewall Housing. Also runs online socials and events in their virtual community space.
• Albert Kennedy Trust supports LGBTQ+ young people aged 16-25 in the UK who are experiencing homelessness or living in a hostile or abusive environment.

Trans Can Sport – fitness and sports group for trans and non-binary people providing in-person and online fitness activities.

The i-base site has a useful Q and A page for trans people who are living with HIV.

We offer a range of online and offline services to support people living with HIV, whether you're newly diagnosed or have been living with HIV for decades.

Our My Community Forum is a free, safe online space for people living with HIV to meet others living with the virus.

• Change Grow Live – charity offering advice, information and online chat, with tools to find a local service or support group.
• Friday/Monday – information about sex and drugs for gay and bi men.
• London Friend – Antidote helpline and information.
• TransSober – Brighton-based peer support.