Gender Minorities Aotearoa

The National Transgender Organisation

For Trans People, By Trans People.

Find everything you need in our

national database

Healthcare | Medical | Surgical

Identity Documents | Name | Sex Marker

Community Orgs | Social Groups

Whether it’s our database, by email or phone, or at our community drop in centre, we can assist with:

» Identity documents
» Trans-friendly doctors or other healthcare providers
» Surgery information and referrals
» Community support and connection
» Facial hair removal
» Binders
» General information
» Legal advice

We also work with whanau, partners, parents, community groups, organisations, businesses, and service providers.

2019 – 2020

28,000 +

people assisted

1,400 +

in our peer-to-peer online forum

1,700 +

in our Rainbow housing network

400

drop ins (approximately)

Read our blog for

Hot Topics, News, and events

See our blog here

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About GMA

Gender Minorities Aotearoa is the nationwide transgender organisation in Aotearoa New Zealand. It is run by and for transgender people, including non-binary, intersex, and takataapui gender diverse people.

GMA offers information, advocacy, and wrap around support for transgender people of all ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds.

We operate within the kaupapa Maori public health framework Te Pae Mahutonga, and The Ottawa Charter (1986). Our focus is peer led health and well-being. We aim to facilitate health and well-being for transgender populations, as defined by The World Health Organisation – complete physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social well-being.

The vision of Gender Minorities Aotearoa is for all transgender people to be empowered by a full range of choices across all aspects of their lives, and to be able to participate fully in society.

Find out what we do by clicking here.

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National Database

Healthcare | Medical | Surgical

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