Working With Trans* Youth.
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The world is making a massive leap towards accepting the LGBT+ community and this includes educating the people that surround us about what it means to be a part of this growing community and how we can support those who struggle within its boarders.
This small booklet includes TOP TIPS for working with Trans* and gender questioning young people.
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