Every week, more families of trans, non-binary and gender diverse young people reach out to Transcend Australia. Too often, parents tell us they feel isolated and unsure how best to support their child. That’s why
We’re proud to shine a light on creative voices that are shaping culture and strengthening our community. This month we sat down with Lee Evatt (he/they), a multidisciplinary artist, drag performer, and zine-maker whose work
Founded in 2012 by Rebekah Robertson (she/her), proud mum of Georgie Stone (she/her), Transcend began as the first family support network of its kind in Australia. What started as one mum’s determination to stand by
The evidence for gender-affirming care is strong and well-established, with research and lived experience overwhelmingly supporting timely access for young people. However, in January 2025, the Queensland Government announced a directive suspending access to care
We’ve launched two new tip sheets designed to support families, carers, educators and communities in understanding and affirming trans, non-binary and gender diverse young people. Created to meet you wherever you are on your journey,
We’re delighted to announce that Susanne Prosser (she/her) will be joining Transcend Australia as our new Chief Executive Officer, commencing 30 June 2025. With over 30 years of leadership experience across the youth and community
When Arianne applied for a Transcend Australia Grant, she simply wanted a safe, welcoming space for families to connect without pressure or expectations.
Sunshine Coast, QLD – A local parent’s passion for connection has led to a heartwarming and empowering community event thanks to Transcend Australia’s Community Grants.
We’re excited to announce that Transcend Australia has been awarded $50,000 through the LGBTIQA+ Sector Strengthening Grant Program to deliver the ‘Affirmation and Accessibility Boost’ project.
After three and a half transformative years as CEO of Transcend Australia, Jeremy Wiggins (he/him) is stepping down to take on an executive role at a national youth mental health organisation.
Recent changes at both state and federal levels are impacting access to gender-affirming care for young people in Australia. In Queensland, the government has announced a temporary pause on new patient access to puberty blockers
Transcend Australia expresses deep concern over the Queensland Government’s decision to restrict access to gender-affirming care for young people under 18 years old. The recent announcement by Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls to pause accepting
