Trans resources

BindersOUT is a grassroots program formed in 2016 to give transmasculine people and other trans folx access to affordable (and safe!) chest binding. They are currently based in Toronto, Ontario.

They prioritize making binders accessible at local drop-ins and support groups, including those geared towards youth & teens, trans folx of colour, and trans folx struggling with homelessness or finances.

If you are in need of a PWYC binder, please fill out the linked form and they will be in touch when one is available for you!

These series of slides provide useful tips, strategies, and information on trans inclusion in practice including, avoiding harmful phrasing and terminology, building organizational capacity, adopting gender neutral language, and tools for social media and communications. 

Prepared by RHO & The 519 Community Centre, this guide and its accompanying handy tip sheet will help you to cover stories about trans and gender-diverse people respectfully and accurately.

This document is intended to assist practitioners in providing hormone therapy and primary health care for trans clients. It summarizes current clinical practice at Sherbourne Health Centre, and provides guidance with regard to common dosages of hormones, monitoring strategies as well as references and resources for further learning and support.