Resources

The Saint John Sexual Health Centre is made up of a team that includes two nurse practitioners, a licensed practical nurse, and administrative support. The health centre focuses on promoting healthy sexual attitudes and responsible sexual behaviour among adolescents and adults of all ages and genders. They can provide prescriptions for PrEP and hormones. Click here for more information.

Do you need assistance navigating a legal name change or sex marker change through Service New Brunswick? Find our visual name and gender marker change navigation tools here or reach out to outreach@chromanb.ca, as we can help.

This section of Horizon’ Health Network’s website provides safe and easy navigation through the sometimes confusing path in the health system to being your authentic self – a hub for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and their families to find information, resources, and community connections in New Brunswick. It also offers a list of services provided by Horizon and Vitalité Health Networks and their health partners in the communities we serve.

The New Brunswick Public Library hosts a catalogue of 2SLGBTQIA+ resources.. All reading materials are categorized to help you find what you are looking for, with categories such as “Coming Out”, “Rights”, and so much more. This catalogue not only includes library books, but also podcasts about 2SLGBTQIA+ issues, crisis line links and tool kits, trainings and information sheets.

Based in Halifax, NS UNtoxicated Queers believes Informed choices, broader understanding, and health and wellness initiatives can enhance the lives of those in the Rainbow Community who are former and current substance users and/or who are affected by addictive behaviours of all kinds. Contact them at untoxicatedqueers@chromanb or on Facebook or Instagram @UNtoxicatedqueers

RJNB is an advocacy group that is working to make New Brunswick a province where each person can decide if, when, and how to parent. The have a listing of resources for trans and gender diverse New Brunswickers here.

The NB Transgender Health Network is an interdisciplinary group of healthcare professionals and community partners seeking to improve services for transgender people in NB. Contact them at transgendercarenb@gmail.com or find them on Facebook.

Primary healthcare services to lesbian gay, bisexual, trans, two-spirited, intersex, queer or questioning individuals. Our goal is to provide dignified, non-judgmental services to help clients feel better, cope better with day-to-day challenges and address specific LGBTQ+ health issues. More information here.

This resource speaks to our experiences as 2SLGBTQ+ individuals who have accessed support for eating disorders. While the dominant narrative of eating disorders only affecting white, middle-class,  heterosexual, cisgender, teenage girls is being challenged, this long-told story has informed our experiences of care. It informs how doctors understand eating disorders, who might be perceived to struggle, and who can access referrals for support and treatment. More information here.

TransCare+ is a community-based organization run by and for queer and gender diverse folx. We strive to centre holistic, community-focused, and anti-colonial understandings of care and wellness in a way that is accessible to queer and gender diverse folx of various lived experiences. To do so, we work with queer and gender diverse communities to identify, develop, and provide services and resources that meet the care needs of queer and gender diverse folx across so-called Canada. TransCare+ operates as a knowledge hub, educational platform/service provider, and care collective. Contact them at hello@transcareplus.org or on Facebook. Learn more.

Point of Pride is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing financial aid and direct support to trans individuals who need access to health and wellness care. Founded to address the critical needs of the transgender community, Point of Pride offers several programs and services, including free femme shapewear and chest binders, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) access funds, electrolysis support funds, and the Annual Transgender Surgery Fund. More information here.