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The Parents of Trans Youth Community (PTYC) application window is open!

PTYC is a secure, positive online community for affirming caregivers of trans kids and young adults.

Why join?
💜 Get and give support
🧑‍🎓 Learn from experts
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Make parent friends
💪 Become more confident

What's inside?
🤗 Support groups
🗣️ Guest expert talks
💬 24/7 moderated chat spaces
📖 Book club
🎬 Movie nights
⭐️ All in one place!

What’s the cost?
💲 Sliding scale quarterly membership fees: $48 | $96 | $120
(annual plans available; no one turned away because of cost)

This month's application window is November 1 - 7. Click the button below for more details and the application. Come join us!

Mandy Giles (she/her)
Founder and CEO
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Parents of Trans Youth​

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Parents of Trans Youth provides learning, support, and community to parents and caregivers of transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive kids.

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Parents of Trans Youth

Parents of Trans Youth provides learning, support, and community to parents and caregivers of transgender, nonbinary, and gender diverse kids. Join our email list for bite-sized tips and news about supporting trans kids sent straight to your inbox twice weekly.

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