A list of frequently asked questions and answers related to this guide.

When I came out and began transitioning, it was an alienating and isolating time. Finding gender-affirming care can sometimes feel like navigating a bureaucratic maze in the dark. You shouldn't have to be a full-time researcher just to get the care you deserve.

I hope this guide helps bridge the gap, especially for my trans siblings in London, ON.

I'll try my best for as long as I continue to live in the city. Life can get in the way unfortunately.

You can message me on Discord. Please let me know you’re DM’ing me about the guide or I might not accept your DM.

For more information, see here.

If the provider is actively harming the community, please send me a message on Discord and I'll see to removing the resource with haste.

Please, please, please with a dozen cherries on top send them to me! I’m just one enby and it is certain I would’ve missed something. Please send me a message on Discord.

A lot of the listed resources came from my own ‘digging’ around for my own transition. Others are from my personal experience as a Londoner (for London-specific resources).

Special mention goes to the author of the Gender Affirming Resources Ontario spreadsheet. Some of the London-area (or virtual) resources were taken from that spreadsheet. To keep some table structures somewhat uniform, you may see some similarities in how I categorised services. .

Within Ontario, the most comprehensive guide is the Gender Affirming Resources Ontario spreadsheet. For cities that are not London, I suggest to use that sheet instead. I have no plans to replicate that scope as that is an inefficient use of resources.

However, if I move to another city, this guide will update to reflect the new city I move to. In turn, the London-specific pages will be archived or handed over to someone else to manage.

Of course! I just ask that you don't copy it word for word, format for format, and pass it as your own work!.