Transgender Health Fair
Exhibit Hall

Please thank our 2025 sponsors:
Venue sponsor:
Silver sponsors:
Bronze sponsors:
2025 Exhibitors (on site at Affirmations)
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Relationship Academy MI (mental health therapy services)
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​Alzheimer's Association Michigan Chapter (The Alzheimer's Association leads the way to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia — by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support.)
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SEMHAC (Southeastern Michigan HIV/AIDS Planning Council )​
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Easterseals MORC (We are leading the way to 100% equity, inclusion, and access for those with disabilities, families, and communities.)
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​Gilda's Club of Metro Detroit (Gilda's Club is a free cancer support community, offering a variety of support programs to anyone impacted by cancer. Our membership includes those with a diagnosis, their families, caregivers, and anyone who has lost someone to cancer. Our programs range from support groups to educational presentations, healthy lifestyle activities, and social events. We can also offer resources and referrals when we can’t directly meet a need.)
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​University of Michigan Social Work (The Michigan Trans Health Survey is a partnership between the University of Michigan School of Social Work and Transcend the Binary. We aim to better understand trans health experience in the state of Michigan. This survey was developed by community leaders, academics, and gender diverse community members, and is designed to explore the health experiences of transgender and gender diverse individuals. Our hope is that this research will improve healthcare provider inclusivity about trans care and help shape policies to protect and provide trans affirming care.)
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​Henry Ford Health (We will have health promotion and health prevention information on site, along with information regarding the gender affirming care that Henry Ford Health provides.)
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Please visit SEMHAC's website at SEMHAC.org


University of Michigan Social Work​
The Michigan Trans Health Survey is seeking participants to help inform medical professors and policymakers