Serving the Singaporean transgender community
Whether you are transgender yourself, have a loved one who just came out, are a healthcare provider or simply wish to find out more about transgender issues in Singapore, we hope that within these pages you will find useful information, support, and the assurance that you are not alone.
Feel free to contact us if you have additional questions not covered on this site.
Updates
3 Feb 2025: Our study measuring public sentiments and challenges faced by Singapore’s transgender and gender-diverse community has been released! Conducted with Transbefrienders and NUS, this report is our most thorough inquiry to date on Singapore’s trans community. You can read key findings and the press release here.
20 Nov 2023: We are now on Instagram! We have also created a For Allies page with suggestions on how to support the trans community, and updated our page on Coping with Dysphoria.
16 Oct 2023: We’ve updated our Scientific Studies page with a more comprehensive list of recent studies across various transgender issues.
22 June 2023: We have created a new FAQ for Parents page to address some concerns specific to transgender children and adolescents. We are also revising pages across the site to increase readability, remove outdated information and ensure the content remains accurate.
10 June 2023: We have updated the Healthcare Services page in light of some changes to trans healthcare access in Singapore. Do note that Dr. Tsoi has retired.
13 August 2022: There have been factual errors and misrepresentations about transgender children and transitioning in The Straits Times article “377A: Putting Children First” by Jason Wong and Mohd Khair, published on 4 August 2022. Read the factual corrections regarding transgender children here.
25 July 2021: Last year, we conducted the first nation-wide survey of the trans community on issues ranging from employment to healthcare access. You can download the report here.
19 March 2021: We’ve written a response to the ‘Transgenderism’ webinar hosted by Jason Wong and featuring Dr Quentin Van Meter from ACPeds.
17 March 2021: Read the press release on the Universal Periodic Review report that we co-submitted with Sayoni and the Asia Pacific Transgender Network. You can download the full report here
22 October 2020: We’ve published a press release on the Universal Periodic Review report that we co-submitted with Sayoni and the Asia Pacific Transgender Network.