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Visit resourcePeer support operated by trans and nonbinary people. Call 877-565-8860, Monday–Friday, 1–9 p.m. Eastern. It is not a 24-hour service.
Visit resourceFree 24/7 phone, text, and chat support for LGBTQ+ young people. Call 866-488-7386 or text START to 678-678.
Visit resourceFree, confidential peer support with LGBTQIA+ volunteers. Call 888-234-7243. Designed especially for older adults, although callers of any age are welcomed.
Visit resourceGender-affirming primary care, medicine, psychiatry, case management, sexual health care, and identity-document assistance. Locations in Hamden and Stamford; 203-903-8308.
Visit resourceOfficial Connecticut guidance and forms for legal name and gender changes.
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Trans-led Connecticut support and social groups for transmasculine people in Hartford, New Haven, and Middletown. Also provides free ID clinics, advocacy, health-care navigation, and voicework.
Visit resourceFree monthly groups for transmasculine adults 18+, including a separate transmasculine people-of-color group.
Visit resourceFree binders for trans and nonbinary people who cannot afford or safely obtain one. Applications remain open year-round; discreet shipping is free, although there is a waiting list.
Visit resourceBlack- and trans-led organization offering free Build-a-Queer Kits containing items such as binders and packers. It also provides flight assistance for trans youth traveling for care.
Visit resourceMental-health information specifically addressing transmasculine experiences, community support, dysphoria, discrimination, and finding affirming care.
Visit resourcePatient-friendly information about testosterone, expected changes, fertility, risks, benefits, and medical monitoring. Educational information—not a self-treatment guide.
Visit resourceHealth and legal links offer general information. For advice about your situation, consult a qualified affirming professional.
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