Listen to Susie Green on ShoutOut Radio as she discusses the impact of the UK puberty blocker ban, trans youth healthcare, and the fight for gender-affirming care.

A parent of a trans teen shares her experience of meeting with the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting, just weeks before he implemented a permanent ban on puberty blockers.

Our opening times over the Christmas period 2024. Happy Holidays from all of us at Anne Health.

We’re pleased that The Times article allows us to clarify our position and confirm that legal routes for accessing puberty blockers across the EU are still in operation regardless of the UK and NI ban.

58% of respondents to the recent UK government consultation on puberty blockers opposed a ban and stated that it would harm trans youth.

Our fact-check of The Telegraph article “Puberty blockers permanently banned in Northern Ireland to block supply loophole” - We’re still here and we’re still able to provide access to puberty blockers, legally, for trans youth under 18.

To all the trans young people and their families, who are watching the government target them right now, please be assured that we will continue to support you - The Anne Health Team

The details revealed in a recent Freedom of Information (FOI) request about the Children and Young People’s Gender Service (CYPGS) paint a bleak and deeply concerning picture of trans youth healthcare in the UK. Trans kids deserve better.

Spread the cost of Anne Health's £200 membership fee with Klarna or PayPal ‘Pay in 3’. Find out more about interest-free payments to help access quality trans gender-affirming healthcare.

Trans In The City presented Susie Green with the CEO’s award at their annual gala. The award recognises the immense impact Susie has had in making the world safer for trans and non-binary people. 

Trans Awareness Week is vital for progress, visibility, and inclusion. Marianne Oakes, Lead Counsellor at Anne Health, shares her thoughts on the importance of trans+ awareness and social change.

Yesterday, the Department of Health and Social Care extended the temporary puberty blocker ban to 31st December 2024.

We want to reassure patients that this extension has made no impact on the ability of Anne patients under 18 to acquire puberty blockers legally.

We are proud to have been featured in The Sunday Times and The Times, highlighting our mission to provide legal access to puberty blockers for families across the UK who need them most.

Susie Green responds to the publication of the Charity Commission investigation report into Mermaids, and how her experiences as CEO of the charity influenced her co-founding Anne Health with Lizzie Jordan.

On November 26th 2024 the temporary ban on puberty blockers is set to expire, but there is a real threat that this harmful policy could be made permanent. We need your help to ensure that doesn’t happen.

To reach as many people as possible, we’ve created a set of free, downloadable resources designed for organisations, allies, and individuals to share. Find out more here.

Thank you for the 5-Star reviews on Trust Pilot. Your feedback lets us know we’re on the right track, and it helps us keep improving the care we offer.

At Anne Health, we understand the profound impact that gender-affirming care has on the mental well-being of trans youth. Our Lead Therapist, Marianne Oakes, captures this reality perfectly in her reflection on hope.

Anne Health Founder, Susie Green, in an open letter to Wes Streeting, urges him to lift the puberty blocker ban, highlighting its devastating impact on trans youth. #ProtectTransKids