Gender Identity Support Group

Gender Identity

Support Group

Gender Identity is a monthly support group where transgender people meet to share and discuss their experiences, issues or any other matters in a safe space. The difficulties and discrimination facing transgender people are unique and can be severe. The aim of the group is to create a sense of connectivity among the members/ participants and reduce isolation. Carers are invited to contact the administrator to discuss possible attendance


Each MHFA Support Group is free.

Register

Join the Online Gender Identity Support Group

Schedule

Every third Tuesday of the month

6:30pm - 8:00pm (AEDT)

Online session

How to join a online session?


If you are joining online, the sessions are conducted via Zoom. Please use the meeting link below to join:


Meeting link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83421287062?pwd=eFdKT0hoY1BXTjVnSk1Zc1U0N24yUT09


Meeting ID:  834 2128 7062

Passcode:     211223


Trouble loading Zoom? Click here

Troubleshooting tips for Online Meetings:


  • If you are having trouble connecting you could try clearing your browser cache.
  • There are instructions for this for Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari.
  • You could also try restarting the Zoom app on your computer or mobile device.
  • Zoom do offer some technical support with a knowledge base and customer support.


Unfortunately the MHFA can do very little to assist with connection issues as Zoom is a 3rd party application and out of our control.

Peta Rolfe, Gender Identity Support Group Facilitator

(they/them)

 

Peta is passionate about mental health recovery and assisting others to live a meaningful and fulfilling life. They have graduated in an Introduction to the NDIS, Certificate IV in Community Services, Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs, Diploma of Community Services and are currently studying a Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work at RMIT. They are interested in community services, mental health and alcohol and other drugs. They facilitate mental health support groups, are a Peer Support Worker and volunteer in the AOD and gender identity sectors.

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