About TransInclusive

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Who We Are

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Transinclusive Group is a Transgender-Led LGBTQ+ tax exempt, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Founded in 2017, Transinclusive Group advocates to protect and defend equality for Transgender and LGBTQ+ individuals in South Florida by building trust and relationships with community providers to end discrimination, stigma, and racial disparities in order to address social determinants of health, with a concentrated focus on serving people of color.

Our mission centers on addressing and eliminating systemic barriers, such as discrimination, stigma, and racial disparities by confronting the social determinants of health that impact our communities. Through strategic partnerships, community engagement, and culturally competent care, we build trust with service providers and institutions to ensure inclusive, affirming, and equitable access to resources. With a concentrated focus on serving Black and Brown individuals, our work uplifts those most marginalized and fosters long-term change rooted in justice and visibility.

Everyone is welcome.

Our organization was built by and for those too often excluded from the mainstream healthcare system. We operate with the understanding that the social determinants of health, including racism, homophobia, poverty, housing insecurity, and lack of access to affirming care must be addressed holistically to improve health outcomes, particularly for those that are most likely to acquire HIV.

As an advocacy driven organization, Transinclusive Group’s goal is to cultivate advocates to take action to influence social, political, and economic systems to bring about change for all TLGBQ+ individuals.

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We provide resources and a safe space for transgender, nonbinary and gender diverse people to be their authentic selves.

Our services include a Drop-In Resource Center, Case Management, Referral and Navigation to HIV Prevention Care and Linkage (PrEP, PEP), Condom Distribution, In-Home HIV Testing, HIV Prevention Education and other essential support services.

In addition, our Transinclusive Emergency Crisis Fund (TECF) was established to provide transgender individuals with assistance in their time of need. We serve clients within the tri-county areas (Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties).

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Who We Serve

Transinclusive Group serves the TLGBQ+ community, with a special focus on providing innovative services and support for Transgender, nonbinary, gender diverse individuals and cisgender women of color, African Americans and people of color, sex workers, people living with HIV and HIV possible, substance users, undocumented individuals, survivors of intimate partner violence, youth ages 13-24 and individuals experiencing homelessness.

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Meet the Team

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    Tatiana Williams

    she/her/Goddess
    Executive Director & Co-Founder

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    Krys Gordon

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    Program Director

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    Adrianna Tender

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    Program Manager

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    Mei-Lan Diaz

    They/Them/Theirs
    Marketing & Communications Coordinator

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    Na'stacia Buchanan

    She/Her/Hers
    Community Engagement Liaison

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    Manëësh Chatman

    Emperor/Manëësh
    Senior Program Consultant, HMC-Director

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Trust: We value integrity, honesty, accountability and strive for continued improvement and success; Commitment: We value and recognize contributions of organizations, volunteers and communities continued support; Inclusiveness: We respect individuals gender identity and value diversity, equality and openness.

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Our Programs & Services

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    Emergency Crisis Fund

    To help address the critical need for emergency assistance for South Florida’s transgender community, we established the Transinclusive Emergency Crisis Fund (TECF) in 2019, and have been able to provide mutual aid financial assistance to numerous individuals, particularly during the height of COVID-19.

    Crisis Fund
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    HIV Services

    We offer free, confidential in-home HIV testing, peer support, and linkage to PrEP, PEP, STI testing, and mental health care. Services focus on Black and Latino MSM, Black women, and trans and gender-diverse communities most impacted by HIV.

    HIV Services
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    Case Management

    We provide comprehensive, client-centered support for transgender, gender-diverse and cisgender black women, with a focus on linkage to culturally competent community resources tailored to their specific needs.

    Case Management
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    Career Development

    Empowerment through Economic Stability and Purpose
    For TLGBQ+ individuals, particularly black and brown trans identified individuals and those facing systemic discrimination and barriers to opportunity, access to affirming career support can be life-changing.

    Career Development
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    Name & Gender Marker Change Support

    Having identification that reflects one’s true name and gender is not only a matter of dignity and respect — it is a matter of safety, access, and survival.

    Name & Gender Support
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    Housing

    The CHOICES Program provides supportive safe housing and innovative programs as a housing solution for TGNCNB individuals (transwomen) with chronic patterns of houselessness.  This program will provide emergency housing and trauma-informed supportive services to Transgender Females or Nonbinary Female presenting individuals.

    Housing
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    Community Meetings

    Transinclusive Group hosts one of the largest Transgender support groups in South Florida. Since 2017, TIG has been hosting and providing a safe, welcoming and inclusive space for transgender individuals to be their authentic selves, while learning the importance of advocating.

    Join Us
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    Harmonizing Masculinity Collective (HMC)

    A Healing Space Curated for Transmasculine and Masculine-Identifying Individuals

    Harmonizing Masculinity Collective (HMC) is a community-driven initiative rooted in healing, empowerment, and connection for those navigating masculinity through a trans-affirming lens.

    Learn More
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    Drop-In Center

    Our Center offers more than just services, it’s a safe, welcoming space that feels like family. Here, community members can connect, learn from one another, and share personal experiences, survival skills, and information about local resources.

    Drop-In

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