Outside the trans community we work closely with other LGBT groups and organisations to ensure that our issues and needs remain both visible, and high on the agenda, both in the London area and UK wide.

We work with lots of professional bodies and organizations including  the Greater London Authority, the Metropolitan Police, British Transport Police, Equality and Human Rights Commission, Government Equalities Office, Gender Trust, Press for Change, GIRES, Mermaids, Galop, Broken Rainbow, Pride London and various Trade Unions, as well as public health bodies such as the Dept of Health and the Royal College of Nursing.

We are also involved in Outreach and advocacy for Trans people that need help in the capital, working with organisations such as Stonewall Housing, Galop, Broken Rainbow and St Mungo's.

So why not come along for a cuppa and a chat, to meet others for support and friendship and to get involved.

We also have a facebook group for those that use the social network, it can be found by clicking here.

Spectrum London is a support group for 18 and over. If you are under 18 Gendered Intelligence run a weekly Trans Youth Drop In in London, for more details please click here.

 

Spectrum London's aims are:

• To support all trans people along with those questioning their gender identity, proactively and positively, along with their partners, family and friends.
• To provide and facilitate a safe meeting place where regular meetings can be held.
• To provide advice and support for people exploring their gender identity.
• To provide advice and support for partners, family and friends.
• To facilitate personal development through discussion, empowerment and support.
• To maintain trust and confidentiality at all times.
• To inform and educate agencies and organisations that impact on the lives of gender variant people; in particular, to raise awareness with these organisations of the discriminatory practices and attitudes currently prevailing.
• To network and liase with other Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender associations with the specific aim of promoting harmony and unity to the benefit of Spectrum London and all similarly disadvantaged people.
• To work to combat Transphobia.

Spectrum London is a peer support group for all Trans people and those questioning their gender...

...along with partners, family, friends and allies in a Safe and Comfortable Space...

Although based in Camden, London we have members that travel from outside the capital and beyond... so come and have a chat and a cup of tea with us...