Harm reduction programs are life-saving, community-centered approaches that assist people who use drugs and those navigating health risks all without judgment, coercion, or barriers to care.

Support groups have a long history of playing a vital role in improving the health and well-being of transgender and gender diverse people. Rooted in traditions of mutual aid, queer and trans communities have long created their own networks of care which share resources, knowledge, and support in the absence of affirming systems or families.

Delivering high quality healthcare to transgender and gender diverse people demands more than fundamental medical expertise. For healthcare providers working with transgender and gender diverse patients and community members, continuing education is essential to stay current and deliver the best care possible. This blog post explores five key reasons why ongoing education is crucial for healthcare professionals providing medical and social gender transition support.