The Trans and Gender Diverse in Community Health (TGDiCH) team from Your Community Health are proud to offer a three-part
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Happy Trans Day of Visibility!
Happy Trans Day of Visibility! TDOV was started in 2009 as a day for celebrating trans identity, community, and visibility.
Celebrating Volunteers with Lived Experience: Alison Black’s Impact on Health Equity and Inclusivity
Volunteers play a crucial role in our organisation. In fact, many organisations rely on volunteers to help drive change, provide
WorkWell Supports New Resources to Prevent Gendered Violence Impacting LGBTIQA+ People at Work
Your Community Health (YourCH) and Transgender Victoria (TGV) are partnering on an exciting new initiative supported by WorkSafe Victoria’s WorkWell
How to be a good ally this Trans Awareness Week
Trans Awareness Week runs from 13 November to 19 November and leads up to Trans Day of Remembrance on 20
We Provide Safe and Gender Affirming Counselling
Staff spotlight: Cole Shaw, your counsellor at Your Community Health Cole Shaw is passionate about helping people in the LGBTIQA+
Trans and Gender Diverse Voice Series
La Trobe University, Your Community Health and Ballarat Community Health warmly invites Trans and Gender Diverse (TGD) Community of Victoria
Your Community Health stands with LGBTIQA+ peoples
The wellbeing of our clients, staff and volunteers is our highest priority and in recent weeks, we have witnessed the
How does AstraZeneca affect trans people on gender affirming hormones?
Trans people on gender-affirming hormones are not at higher risk of blood clots with the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine By Dr