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About Us

Trans qathet was formed in May 2021 through funding from TransCareBC and Lift Community Services. We work to create visibility and safety for trans and gender diverse individuals in the qathet regional district.  

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Laurance Playford-Beaudet

Relational Coordinator

Laurance (he/him) is a settler living on Texada Island where he has been working on growing a garden and a community. He is also an artist and gentle activist who is honoured to be collaboratively building the Trans qathet program. Laurance graduated from Emily Carr University in New Media and Sound Arts, and currently works and volunteers at a number of jobs and organizations, including the qathet Art Centre, the Van Anda Fire Department, TACT, and ongoing collaborations with both local and Vancouver artists.

Laurance@transqathet.ca 

(604) 414-6187

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Zeke Chambers

Coordinator & Outreach Worker

Zeke (they/them, he/him) has lived in the qathet region since 2004, they enjoy living rurally and raising livestock in the Kelly Creek area. When Zeke came out as trans in 2015 he was shocked by the lack of resources and understanding in qathet. They are super excited to be working with the Tq Team to help make the qathet region a more welcoming place for gender variant folks. Zeke is passionate about supporting people in their time of need, and hopeful to make a lasting and meaningful impact in our community.

Zeke@transqathet.ca

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Trans qathet

 

transqathet@gmail.com​

Funded by TransCareBC, Lift Community Services, and qathet Community Justice

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Lift Community Services
218 – 6975 Alberni Street, Powell
River, BC, V8A 2B8

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© 2023 Trans qathet: Alliance for Gender Diversity and Support

We live and work on the homelands and territories of the Tla’amin People. We honour the land, the Tla’amin People, and their treaty and continually seek to strengthen our relationship and responsibilities to them as guests in the territory.

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