The TransHub is an exhaustive website run by ACON (Aids Council of NSW) for Trans people and families.
It is a national site, although not all resources such as health professionals are on their site. There are health providers on the AusPATH below. Also QTrans can be helpful.
Equality Australia and AusPath have information about the loss of health care for trans youth in Qld and also some other states. See below.
This is an article 30 October 2025, where PFLAG Toowoomba was interviewed by the Dalby Herald newspaper. (Facebook – 3 photographs.)
PFLAG+ Toowoomba response to the Queensland Government’s ban on hormone treatment at the Queensland Children’s Gender Service
The Queensland Government has chosen – in spite of the findings of its own 2025 review by a panel headed by Professor Vine – to maintain a ban on puberty blockers for Trans youth with dysphoria. The Vine review presented three options to the Government, and it chose the one with no benefits at all to Trans youth or to understanding medical options better.
The Vine review panel noted:
a) after its own review of the literature, that “with proper oversight and appropriate reporting, there can be benefit for a young person in being able to access PB [puberty blockers]” (p.47);
b) that the independent literature review commissioned by the panel showed that “systematic reviews which considered the evidence on the impact of PB on psychosocial outcomes indicated improvements in depressive symptoms, anxiety, suicidality and quality of life” (p.41); and
c) that “Other than the [American] DHHS Review [commissioned by Donald Trump], the conclusion of the other [international] reports is that with appropriate oversight and accordance with standards of care, the evidence base (while inadequate) does not support a ban on PB and/or GAHT [Gender Affirming Hormone Treatment]”.
Why did the Queensland Government ban this critical treatment?
See our full response.
Qtrans
Equality Australia
AusPath
is the peak body for health practitioners in trans health in Australia. It has a list of providers on their websites.
Transcend Australia
Supports Australian families and their trans, gender diverse and non-binary children and young people.
BIRTH CERTIFICATES
If you want to change your sex on your birth certificate, see this site
You can also change you name if you are over 18 years, see this site
If you want to change your name and you are under 18 years, see this site
Your parents must consent if you are under 18 years.