Resources for Families of Trans Youth in New Hampshire

Two bills banning gender-affirming care for youth under the age of 18 in New Hampshire; HB377, which bans puberty-delaying medications and hormone replacement therapy, and HB 712, which bans breast reduction surgeries will go into effect January 1st, 2026. A bill banning genital surgery for youth, under the age of 18, HB 619 went into effect January 1st, 2025. Thankfully, the bills include a continuing care clause for current patients, but cruelly strip away any opportunity for care in New Hampshire from patients who are not able to begin care before January 1, 2026. Families with transgender youth should consult with their child’s physician as soon as possible about care plans.

Youth can still access mental health care, which is not restricted or banned by this law. Youth and their families may also travel to access care in other states where gender-affirming care has not been restricted.

The Campaign for Southern Equality is working with 603 Equality to provide resources and information to impacted families. Please use this form below to request more information.

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Digital Toolkit to Spread the Word

It is critical that we get the word out to families and young people about resources that are available, including renewable travel grants and support identifying in-state and out-of-state care. Thank you for helping to share information with your networks. Please use these templates to share information with your email lists, social media networks, and in-person community spaces.

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Travel Grants & Patient Navigation for Impacted Families

The Trans Youth Emergency Project offers custom 1-on-1 conversations with the families of transgender youth impacted by the anti-transgender healthcare law in Oklahoma – as well as renewable travel grants of $500. Grants can be made to the parent/caregiver of an impacted youth. To learn more about these grants and to request one, fill out the form below. After filling out this form, a representative from the Trans Youth Emergency Project will reach out to you via email to begin assisting you.

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Additional Resources

NH Outright

Since 1993, NH Outright has been a lifeline for LGBTQ+ youth on the Seacoast, and now for youth in all of New Hampshire. They are statewide movement dedicated to fostering understanding, empathy, and inclusion, with programs including youth/young adult groups, a GSA network, caregiver support, and education/trainings.

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Your gift to the Trans Youth Emergency Project helps families of transgender youth in states across the country, including NH, navigate cruel bans on gender-affirming care. Every donation directly helps families through this crisis.

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