ASTT(e)Q aims to promote the health and well-being of trans people through peer support and advocacy, education and outreach, and community empowerment and mobilization. We understand the health of trans people and our communities to be interrelated to economic and social inequalities, which have resulted in trans people experiencing disproportionate rates of poverty, un(der)employment, precarious housing, criminalization and violence. We believe in the right to self-determine our gender identity and gender expression free from coercion, violence and discrimination. We advocate for access to health care that will meet the many needs of our diverse communities, while working collectively to build supportive, healthy and resilient communities.

We are offering free, anonymous testing.

We offer nursing services that provides confidential care and consultations to people who inhale or inject drugs as well as sex workers.

On Wednesdays from noon to 4 p.m. at PLAISIIRS (1300 Sanguinet St), and every day at the Site Fixe-SCS starting at 2 p.m.