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Te Reo Maori – February Phrase

Posted on March 3, 2019March 3, 2019 by .

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Te reo Maori: Kaua e wareware kia okioki, a hoa.

Te reo Pakeha (English): Don’t forget to rest, my friend.

Posted in GMA Resources, Health, UncategorizedTagged Advocacy, Community, Legal, Mental Health, Parenting, Taahine, Tahine, takataapui, Takatapui, Tangata Ira Tane, Tangata Ira Wahine, Whakatane, Whakawahine

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← Raw Sugar Trans and Rainbow Social – March
International Transgender Solidarity Social – ILGA →

BDMRR campaign

Find out more here

The Gender Centre

TGC Logo Trans Colours(1)

Weekdays 10am – 3pm
128 Abel Smith Street, Wellington
04) 385 0611
genderminorities@gmail.com

Community drop in is open every weekday excluding public holidays. You do not need an appointment.

We can assist you to:

» Change your identity documents

» Find a trans-friendly doctor or other healthcare provider
» Get surgery information
» Get on the list for public funded surgery
» Connect with community support and peers
» Find trans-friendly laser clinics
» Find emergency accommodation
» Get information and resources
» Join our free facial hair removal IPL club
» Talk with our free lawyer
» We offer face to face peer support

We also work with whaanau, partners, community groups, organisations, businesses, and service providers.
Find out more by clicking here.

Follow us on social media

Follow us on social media

Raw Sugar Social Events

See our blog in the main menu for full details

Rather than support groups, we run free, all ages, sober social events. Find the next upcoming event on our blog here.

Join Our online social and infoshare Group

an illustration of 10 transgender, takaapui, and intersex people of various ages and ethnicities standing together smiling. In the background is the blue, pink, and white stripes of the transgender flag. In front of them, along the bottom of the image, the words 'Transgender and Intersex NZ'
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1574586646110552/

Our online social and infoshare group is called Transgender and Intersex NZ. It is open to trans, intersex, takataapui, as well as whaanau and other supporters. All members must be NZ based. You can find it by clicking here.

Join our housing network

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The national rainbow housing network is called Queer Housing NZ. You can find the Facebook group here. It is not affiliated with any similarly named regional or international groups.

come to Our Fund Raising Op Shop aunty dana’s

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Aunty Dana's - an op shop for trans and gender minority people...

Aunty Dana's Op Shop wants everyone to feel comfortable and not just in their clothes. Shopping for some members of the LGBTQIA+ community can be a daunting experience. This op shop aims to take the anxiety out of browsing the racks.

Posted by Re: on Monday, December 11, 2017

Follow Aunty Dana’s on Social Media

Follow Aunty Dana’s on Social Media

Aunty Dana’s open hours

Wednesday – Sunday 10am – 6pm
Monday – Tuesday Closed

To volunteer pop in between 10am and noon and talk with our morning crew, or check out auntydanas.com for more details.

Aunty Dana's op shop and The Gender Centre

128 Abel Smith Street
Te Aro
Wellington

Free Laser Facial Hair Removal

Click here to find out more.

Got legal issues?

Wellington Transgender Legal Clinic (and remote legal support) – click here for details.

Diversity posters and postcards

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trans women are women
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Free posters for clinics, community spaces, marae, and your bedroom wall! Click here to see them all, download, or order.

Diversity and inclusive primary healthcare, Trans 101

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8a2QsnA4pbM

Spotlight: pride parade float

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Latest blog posts

  • Respecting Your Transgender Partner
  • PRIDE Events for Saturday Called Off
  • We Stand Against Today’s Violence
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  • PRIDE Month GMA Trans Events

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Contact us on

genderminorities@gmail.com
04) 385 0611
Or pop into The Gender Centre, 128 Abel Smith street Wellington, 10am – 3pm weekdays.

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