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'''Be Trans Support & Development''' is a voluntary organisation based in [[Newcastle upon Tyne]]. Its volunteers work to improve the lives of [[Trans]] and [[Nonbinary]] people throughout the North of England and beyond through a host of services including One-to-One support, peer support groups and social events. Be also runs a programme of health and well-being events and offers online support.<ref>http://be-north.org.uk/</ref> | [[File:BeTrans.jpg|thumb|BTSD logo]]'''Be Trans Support & Development''' is a voluntary organisation based in [[Newcastle upon Tyne]]. Its volunteers work to improve the lives of [[Trans]] and [[Nonbinary]] people throughout the North of England and beyond through a host of services including One-to-One support, peer support groups and social events. Be also runs a programme of health and well-being events and offers online support.<ref>http://be-north.org.uk/</ref> | ||
Its formation was announced on [[Trans Day of Visibility]] 2017.<ref>http://be-north.org.uk/benorthumberland-a-step-forward-for-trans-representation-in-the-north-east/</ref> | Its formation was announced on [[Trans Day of Visibility]] 2017.<ref>http://be-north.org.uk/benorthumberland-a-step-forward-for-trans-representation-in-the-north-east/</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:North East]] | [[Category:North East]] | ||
[[Category:Trans groups]] | [[Category:Trans groups]] | ||
[[Category:Consortium members]] | [[Category:Former Consortium members]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:05, 10 July 2026
Be Trans Support & Development is a voluntary organisation based in Newcastle upon Tyne. Its volunteers work to improve the lives of Trans and Nonbinary people throughout the North of England and beyond through a host of services including One-to-One support, peer support groups and social events. Be also runs a programme of health and well-being events and offers online support.[1]
Its formation was announced on Trans Day of Visibility 2017.[2]