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A trans sexual health seminar will be held in Langtons on Tuesday, December 4.
Trans women and trans men are different. They have different bodies, and therefore experience different risks to the general population. It’s not always easy for trans women or trans men to find correct information about sex and sexual health. It is also not easy for sexual health service providers to have the information they need to better serve and support their trans clients.
To address this, the seminar on Trans sexual health is being planned for Tuesday, December 4 in Langton’s Hotel, Kilkenny from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. This seminar is aimed at providing information on the issues around trans sexual health for health care professionals, trans individuals and organisations, and other interested parties.
If you are interested in attending, please contact Bernadette Smyth as soon as possible at berni@lgbtdiversity.com to register for the event.
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