Events & Activities
Join us for inclusive events and activities to engage, have fun and gain new experiences with your peers.
The are many student events to select from - social, community, engagement - and you are invited to participate in both on-campus and online events and activities.
And make sure you check out the student discounts and workshops on offer.
Are you studying online? You're more than welcome to come to any of the events. We'd love to see you there!
Industry Connect Week
Monday 23 - Friday 27 June
Industry Connect brings together inspiring industry leaders, and offers you the chance to build real-world connections and unlock exciting career opportunities. Join the Enhance your Employability Expo, Health trade fairs, and hero events on-campus and online.
All June
Pride Month
Jun 16-30
Pride Flag Scavenger Hunt
Jun 23-27
Industry Connect Week
Jul 24
Workplace essentials for young workers, including international students
Jun 26
Industry Connect x Alumni Spotlight: From Student to COO
All year
Community Pantries / Food Banks
For Business students
Social Enterprise Hub
All the time
Gadigal Garden
Every Wednesday
Salty Sips
Want more?
New events are coming soon
Coffee Fundametals: Barista Training
When
Starting 26 May
For 3 weeks x 3 hrs a week (9 hours in total)
Where
Melbourne & Sydney only
Cost
$299
Limited spaces
Barista training course + English language support. Get job-ready with hands on cafe skills.
TULC, Torrens University Australia + Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School are excited to introduce an upcoming Coffee Skills & English Language Course designed to help you gain the skills and confidence needed to work in the café and coffee-making industry!
This course will run for a total of 9 hours over three weeks (3 hours per week over 3 weeks) and will include a mix of practical barista training and theoretical knowledge, along with English language support tailored to the industry.
Community Pantries, Food Banks and Meals
We know that sometimes things can be tough but we’re here to help.
On-campus
Head to the community pantry or food bank on campus and grab what you need. Share what you can, take what you need.
Adelaide
Wakefield St - located next to the Ground Floor vending machine.
Drop off donations to the concierge.
Brisbane
For students in need or experiencing hardship, please speak with the Concierge or Student Services for Community Pantry access.
Drop off donations to the Concierge.
Melbourne
Flinders St - Level 5 kitchen.
Drop off donations to the concierge.
Sydney
Surry Hills campus - Located on Level 3, near the Library.
Drop off donations to the Concierge.
How can you help?
Support by donating non-perishable items (anything that is not fresh produce).
Our community pantries have been a great support for students and Together for Good is the perfect chance to remind you how you can help!
Off campus
Brisbane
Community Dinner - Ivory Street, Fortitude Valley
Provides material aid in the form of a free community dinner for people experiencing homelessness or disadvantage.
To use this service you should be : People experiencing or at risk of homelessness and/or who are marginalised.
Fridays 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Phone number: (07) 3353 1266
Community Meal Service - 2 McLachlan Street, Fortitude Valley
Provides material aid in the form of a free hot dinner for people who are homeless, people at risk of homelessness and for those who are disadvantaged.
To use this service you should be: People who are homeless, at risk of homelessness and for those who are disadvantaged.
Saturdays 4:30pm - 5pm
Food Pantry - 42 McLachlan Street, Fortitude Valley
A food pantry provides material aid in the form of free food parcels for children and young people 12 to 25 years old who are experiencing homelessness or who are at imminent risk.
To use this service you should be: Young people 12 to 25 years old experiencing homelessness or who are at imminent risk.
Monday to Friday 1pm - 4pm
Lighthouse Care - $25 Trolley
Get a trolley of essential food and groceries for only $25 including fresh fruit and vegetables, fridge, freezer and dry food boxes.
Sydney
Food Pantries
- Marrickville - Addison Road Community Centre 142 Addison Road (Hut 1, building covered in solar panels facing our big carpark).
- Camperdown - 31 Pyrmont Bridge Rd
They sell packaged goods at very low cost. As soon as you spend $5 or more we offer free fruit, vegetables and bread.
No proof of income or visa status is required.
Salty Sips
Where
Glenelg Jetty or Henley Square
Aelaide
When
Every Wednesday
6:30am: Yoga flow
7am: Ocean dip
Coffee, snacks & chats at
neighbouring cafes follow
Salties is a FREE community event run by our friends at Human.Kind.
- We show up at dawn. Rain, hail or beautiful sunshine.
- We move. A half-hour yoga flow, pilates, maybe a jog. Led by our epic Human.Kind facilitators.
- We swim. No matter the temperature. It’s often warmer in than out.
- We sip warm brews. And enjoy meeting new people.
- It’s inclusive, good for your health and socially connecting. It’s the perfect way to start your day.
No bookings required.
This is a free event and inclusive to all ages and levels.
Bring a friend or make new ones there.
Games Night
Where
Location G.25
Flinders St campus
When
Every Thursday
5pm - 6pm
Welcome to Games Night - your ultimate playground for fun and friendly competition! Join us each week as we delve into a world of board games, console games, card battles, and more.
With a wide variety of games to choose from, it's the perfect opportunity to unwind, connect with new friends, and discover your next favorite game.
Let the games begin!
Yoga Sessions with Masha
Where
Surry Hills
Room 3.10
When
Starts 14 March
Every Thursday
5pm - 6pm
Cost
$10
Embark with Masha on a wellness and mental health journey every Thursday.
We know how busy life can get, so take some time to yourself and help boost your physical and mental health with our weekly yoga sessions.
Mats are available.
The Welcome Dinner Project
Where
Australia-wide
When
Any time
The Welcome Dinner Project is enabling newly arrived people - including international students - and established Australians to meet over dinner conversation in the comfort of their own home.
This project is accessible to everyone! There is no cost involved and support can be provided for transport, child minding and translation when necessary.
All you have to do is register your interest to either host a Welcome Dinner in your home or simply participate in a Welcome Dinner in your area and a facilitator will be in touch to take you through the next steps.
Bus Shopping Trips
Where
Leura campus
When
Every Thursday
4:15pm to 7:45pm
Need to go shopping or need a lift into town?
The Bus can drop you off and pick you up anywhere between Katoomba and Wentworth Falls every Thursday.
Please contact the Duty Manager on 0420 984 668 to arrange.
Mindful Mondays
Where
Leura campus
Star Lounge
When
Every Monday
8:30am to 9am
Having a calm mind and relaxed body helps you perform at your best.
Set yourself up for a great week by settling and recharging your mind in this short guided mindfulness meditation session.
Benefits of meditation: enhances your mood, improves memory, improves sleep, brings harmony to your life, increases energy and reduces stress.
All students and staff are welcome to drop in, no prior experience required.
Chess Club
Where
Leura campus
Library
When
Every Thursday
11:30am to 1pm
Dr Boehringer runs chess club every Thursday.
If you’re a keen chess player or wanting to learn how to play, this is the place for you!
All are welcome, simply turn up and play.
Board Games
Where
Leura campus
Library
When
Every Friday
3pm to 4pm
Come have fun at the Library playing some board games with your fellow students.
To register your interest please email lachlan.mitchell-wanstall@torrens.edu.au.
Sports Club - Adelaide
Where
Adelaide
Would you be interest in a sports society that hosts sports days, watches and discusses sports together?
Join the Sports Club!
Upcoming dates
Sunday 12 May: 11am - 12.30pm
Volleyball $7
Sunday 26 May: 11am - 12.30pm
Saturday 8 June: 5pm -7pm
Sunday 23 June: 11am - 12.30pm
Gadigal Garden
Where
Surry Hills Rooftop
When
All the time
Take a refreshing break with stunning city views and the captivating aroma of our native garden.
All plants come from Indigigrow or Australian Plants Online.
Markets at Glebe Public School
Markets at Glebe Public School (previously known as Glebe Markets) are open and are here to stay!
Come and browse a wealth of fashion as well as jewellery and accessories from local designer to vintage every Saturday!
Enjoy the vibe with a snack from a variety of food stalls from all around the world and you sit on the lawn.
Volunteeers needed - Simulated Patient Program
Where
Adelaide
Brisbane
Melbourne
Sydney
Torrens University School of Nursing is looking for volunteers to simulate the role of a patient for the nursing students during their clinical simulation practice sessions. No previous experience is required!
Benefits of Volunteering:
- Help train the next generation of nurses
- Gain unique insights into healthcare education
- Enjoy a fulfilling and engaging experience
You will be notified in advance of the days and times your participation is needed.
Come and make a difference with us!
Help train the nurses of tomorrow by completing this expression of interest.
Student Services Drop-ins | Brisbane
Need help? Drop-in and meet your Student Services team!
They are your one-stop shop for information, advice, and connections to support services and resources.
Every Thursday, 2pm - 3pm in the Boardroom on level 2.
Salsa Classes
Where
Surry Hills
Room 3.10
When
Every Wednesday
11am - 11:30am
Trimester 1, 2025 sessions starting 19 March!
Join our free Salsa Sessions and let the rhythm take over!
Feel the heat of the Latin beats as you dance your worries away in this exciting, fun-filled class.
Wednesday Walkies
When
Every Wednesday
Where
Starting from Bowen Tce campus
Walk with us every Wednesday as we explore fabulous Brissie
Stay tuned to @srctorrensbrisbane for more details!
Walking Club
Where
Flinders Street campus entrance (next to Toffee)
When
Every Wednesday, until the end of T2
3pm - 4pm
Join the Walking Club! Meet on campus, explore the city's many routes, discover landmarks, and end with secret locations for sweet treats.
Enjoy the benefits of exercise, making friends, and uncovering new city gems each week!
Breakfast Club
Where
Flinders St campus
Level 5
When
Wednesday 13 November
Monday 11 December
9:30am to 11:30am
Dive into tasty breakfast delights and mix it up with fun guest staff each week - librarians, learning facilitators, success coaches, and more.
It's your weekly rendezvous for a delightful start to the day!
Got a great idea for a club at Flinders St?
Clubs and societies are a great way to make like-minded friends and enrich your campus experience.
What type of club or society can I start?
Clubs can cater to a diverse range of interests and passions, such as social, art, music, cultural, hobbies, games, professional skills, or sports clubs.
Please note, three to five clubs will be chosen to start in 2025. New clubs will work closely with SRC to hold their own events and spread awareness of their club through social media.
If you have a great idea for a club, let us know!
Workplace essentials for young workers, including international students
Where
Online
When
Thursday 24 July
2pm - 2:45 pm AEST (Sydney time)
Are you a young worker just starting out in employment? Maybe you have already commenced work and would like to know about your rights and obligations? Young workers, including international students, have the same workplace rights and protections as all working Australians.
Join this webinar to find out:
- Your essential workplace rights and entitlements
- Helpful tips for starting a new job
- Common workplace issues you may encounter, including unpaid work and internships
- Plus, a practical overview for how we can help you resolve workplace issues
Introductory level – this webinar is suitable for all knowledge levels and will not cover complex information. Please note, this webinar will not cover how to find a job in Australia or provide opportunities to find employment.
A recording of this webinar will be made available to everyone who registers for the session.
You can find more free upcoming webinars at fairwork.gov.au/webinars
The Fair Work Ombudsman services are free and available to everybody working or employing in Australia.
Welcome to T2 | Adelaide
First Year Success Meetup
2pm - 3pm
Ground Floor Wooden Table
Success Coaches will guide new students to plan their study year accordingly and achieve academic success.
Coffee Cart on Campus
8:30am - 11:30am
Student Kitchen Ground Floor
Fuel your day with a visit to the Coffee Cart on campus before class! Offering freshly breWednesday coffee, tea, and a selection of pastries, it’s the perfect stop to grab your morning pick-me-up. Coffee Cart is here to help you start your day energized and ready to learn. Don't miss out on this quick and delicious way to kickstart your morning!
Refugee Week - Paint & Mingle
4pm - 6pm
Room 1.12
Brushes Unleashed, Spirits Set Free: Freedom Through Art
SRC Breakfast Bar
10:30am - 12:30pm
Student Kitchen Ground Floor
Join us for a delicious spread of morning bites and hot drinks, hosted by the Student Representative Council (SRC). It’s the perfect chance to fuel up, meet fellow students and staff, and kick off the semester with good vibes.Everyone’s welcome — new students, returning students, and staff. Come hungry and leave happy!
Pop Corn on Campus - Meet & Greet
11am - 11:30am & 2:30pm - 3pm
Lounge Area
Swing by for some hot, buttery popcorn before your class and meet the Campus Director and Campus Life Coordinator.
It’s fresh, it’s free, and it’s the perfect snack to kick off a great day of learning. Don’t miss out!
Mastering Your Employability Unlock Your Career Potential Series 1
2pm - 3pm
Room G.3
Join our Resume Writing Workshop and learn how to craft a professional, polished resume that stands out! Whether you're applying for part-time work, internships, or graduate roles, this session will help you highlight your strengths, tailor your content, and get noticed by employers.
- resume writing
- cover letter
- boost your career with expert insights
- gain essential skills
- increase your chances of landing your dream job
Resume Building Workshop
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Room G.4
Join our Resume Writing Workshop and learn how to craft a professional, polished resume that stands out! Whether you're applying for part-time work, internships, or graduate roles, this session will help you highlight your strengths, tailor your content, and get noticed by employers.
Welcome to T2 | Brisbane
Know Your Library
10:30am - 11:30am
Level 2 Library
Meet the campus Library team to learn how to access the online/in-person library resources to help support student study.
SRC BBQ Lunch
11:30am
Cafe
SRC BBQ Lunch – You're Invited!
Come along and enjoy a free BBQ lunch hosted by your Student Representative Council (SRC)! It's a great chance to grab a bite, meet your reps, and connect with fellow students. Everyone’s welcome – don’t miss out on the good food and good vibes!
Welcome to T2 | Melbourne
Vic Police visit
11am
Ground floor TV
A short presentation from police officers to inform our students who are new to Melbourne on how to stay safe while living and studying here.
Table Tennis Competition
11am
Ground Floor TV
A healthy competition between students battling it out in a round robin for the grand prize.
SRC Games Day
2pm - 3:30pm
Ground Floor TV
Our SRC members will be hosting a games day for all students. This will include Jenga, cards, Twister and more.
Trans Ally Day
All day
Ground floor TV
We support ours transgender and gender diverse community. Watch the video on how to be a trans ally!
Indian Classical Dance Class
11am
Ground Floor, Room 24+25
Taught by one of our concierges, this class will teach student a classical Indian dance for an afternoon.
Welcome to T2 | Surry Hills
Walking Tour - Vivid Sydney!
6pm - 8pm
Meet at Surry Hive
Discover the beauty of nature on a guided walking tour through the Botanical Gardens by our SRC, culminating with a complimentary drink at the iconic Opera House
Meet our IT expert!
11am - 11:30am
Surry Hive
Not tech-savvy? No worries! Our IT Team is here to help with all your tech questions.
- Login to the Wi-Fi
- Access to Student Portal
- Issues opening My Learn
Student Services and Student Finance Team
11am - 12pm
Surry Hive
Meet the team and join us to set yourself up for success!
- Advantages of having student ID card
- Importance of your student email address
- Navigating Student Hub and MyHub
- Understanding your course structure
- Payments and invoices
- Important Forms
Then stay with us where we will help you with Subject Selection and answer your questions!
Library Team
11am - 11:30am
Surry Hive
Do you want to build good study habits and learn how to save time on assessments? Level up your research and referencing skills with the library!
- Discover our digital library
- Find the best resources for your course
- Learn more about referencing
- Register for an online workshop
Success Coach Hub
2pm - 3pm
Level 3
Need some help with how to uni? Come to the Success Coach Hub for guidance and to learn about helpful resources and support services available to you.
Trimester 2 Success Morning Tea
11am - 12pm
Surry Hive
Come join the Success Coaches on campus to set yourself up for success this trimester!
You'll learn about Torrens' First Year Success Community, our Mentor Connect Program and helpful support services and resources. We also have some awesome spin the wheel prizes up for grabs and some complimentary morning tea for you to enjoy - free donuts hint hint! 😉
Welcome to T2 | Ultimo
Torrens Game Dev Society – Counter-Strike 2 Tournament
12pm - 8pm
Online - link TBC
This online tournament aims to bring together students with a passion for esports and competitive gaming. Teams of five will face off in a Counter-Strike 2 bracket, with the event streamed live on Twitch or YouTube to engage a broader audience. The purpose is to: • Foster a competitive and social environment for gamers on campus. • Increase student engagement and promote teamwork under pressure. • Provide a professional esports-like experience, including shoutcasting and streaming. • Showcase the society’s growing interest in game-related culture beyond development.
Welcome to T2 | Online
Welcome Party with the Online SRC
Thursday 19 June | 8pm - 9pm Sydney time | Online
Join the SRC for a chill night of games, laughs, and maybe even a prize or two!
It’s the perfect chance to meet some new faces, have a laugh, and get into the swing of the study period. You won’t want to miss what we’ve got planned.
Activity 01 | Campus Alphabet Challenge
Get ready to test your knowledge and creativity as we go A to Z with university-timed categories.
Activity 02 | Zoom-In Kahoot!
Guess the zoomed image and win cool prizes!
Activity 03 | Story Spinner
Spin a theme, build a story! A light-hearted activity to let your imagination run wild with fellow students in a collaborative storytelling game.
Activity 04 | Guess That Song - Kahoot
Hear a short snippet. Name the tune the fastest and score prizes!
1:1 Onboarding Support
Book a 1:1 Microsoft Teams meeting with the Future Student Onboarding team to get started with uni systems and platforms, subject selection and Q&A.
New Student Onboarding (Business/Education/Hospitality)
Join the Future Student Onboarding Team for a virtual group onboarding session for Business/Education/Hospitality and learn how to get started with uni systems, platforms, subject selection and Q&A.
New Student Onboarding (Design and Creative Technology)
Join the Future Student Onboarding Team for a Design and Creative Technology virtual group onboarding session and learn how to get started with uni systems, platforms, subject selection and Q&A.
New Student Onboarding (Health)
Join the Future Student Onboarding Team for a Health virtual group onboarding session and learn how to get started with uni systems, platforms, subject selection and Q&A
Workshops for Study Skills Skills
Register for Library and Learning Team workshops to enhance your skills.
PASS - Peer Assisted Study Sessions
Weekly structured and fun group learning sessions run by current students.
Book a session with a Success Coach!
Your Success Coach team is here to support your First Year journey every step of the way. Whether you need help with study strategies, time management, or building confidence, our one-on-one sessions are tailored to your needs.
Academic Integrity Week | Monday 9 - Friday 13 June
Integrity in action: empowering honest achievements for genuine learning and growth
Writing assessments? Referencing correctly? Paraphrasing effectively? Do you have questions for us?
Come and chat to an Academic Support Facilitator and we will answer your questions
| Date & time | Campus |
|---|---|
| Monday 9 June | 10am - 1pm | Brisbane: Level 2 near the boardroom |
| Tuesday 10 June | 10am - 1pm | Melbourne: Ground floor main foyer |
| Tuesday 10 June | 10am - 1pm | Ultimo: level 1 in front of Student Services |
| Thursday 12 June | 10am - 1pm | Surry Hills: Surry Hive on level 3 near the Cafe |
| Thursday 12 June | 2pm - 3pm | Adelaide: Room G.2 |
Complete the scavenger hunt for your chance to win one of two $50 gift cards.
This online scavenger hunt is designed to be fun and completed within 20 minutes. It aims to help you unlock and apply the core values of academic integrity. Complete the activities, collect the letters, reveal the secret word, and use this secret word when creating your unique academic integrity pledge.
Entry deadline: Sunday 29 June
Winners announced: Monday 14 July
What are you waiting for?
Check out your online Academic Integrity Week schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
9 June
Public holiday in NSW, SA & Vic |
10 June
 New students 2pm - 3pm (Sydney time) |
11 June
 Upholding Academic Integrity in the Age of Artificial Intelligence 11am - 12pm (Sydney time) |
12 June
|
13 June
|
Resources and activities
Navigating Academic Integrity
5 reasons to complete the Navigating Academic Integrity Module
- To protect your academic reputation - Understanding academic integrity helps safeguard your academic record and future career.
- To boost your critical thinking skills - Knowing how to property research, cite sources, and construct original arguments, makes you a more independent thinker.
- To build ethical decision-making skills - Employers value honesty and integrity. Develop habits that will serve you well in the workplace and beyond.
- To gain confidence in your work - When you produce original work, you can be confident in your achievements.
- To stay ahead in a digital world - With increasing access to Artificial Intelligence, understanding how to use technology responsibly and effectively is essential.
Academic Integrity Resources
Referencing AI
What would you do?
Create your own meme
Test your knowledge
Pride Month
What is Pride Month?
International Pride Month is celebrated each year in June to honour and uplift the LGBTQIA+ community. It’s a time to embrace pride and visibility, while also reflecting on the ongoing challenges and discrimination that many queer individuals continue to experience.
Pride Month takes place in June to commemorate the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, which occurred on 28 June, 1969, in New York City’s Greenwich Village. These pivotal events marked a turning point in the fight for LGBTQIA+ rights and are considered a catalyst for the modern queer liberation movement.
Adelaide
Focus on Transgender Awareness
Thursday 19 June, from 11am
Stop by and watch powerful short videos highlighting transgender stories, history, and voices—looping all day in the Student Kitchen.
Grab your free cupcakes and Ally pins to show your support.
Brisbane
Trans Together: Ribbons, Treats & Respect
Thursday 19 June, 11:30am in the Cafe area
Show your support for Trans visibility and community this Pride month!
Your Campus Director Amie will be asked questions about what it means to be an ally in this community and how we are making Torrens a safe space. Grab your free pin to show your support
Melbourne
Write with Pride
Thursday 12 June, 11am near the Ground Floor TV
An interactive wall for students and staff to express themselves and to answer "What does Pride mean to you?".
Check out Melbourne Pride Month Events
Sydney
Surry Hills | Focus on Transgender Awareness
Thursday 19 June, from 2:30pm
Stop by and watch powerful short videos highlighting transgender stories, history, and voices—looping all day at Surry Hive. Grab your free fairy floss and Ally pins to show your support.
Ulitmo | Drag Bingo & Pride Cupcakes
Wednesday 18 June, 2pm - 3pm, Level 1 Breakout Area
Join us for Drag bingo! A fun, energetic twist on the traditional game of bingo, where our resident Drag Queen, Pinkie Promise, will host the game. She will also entertain us with a performance. To make the day even sweeter we will also be offering home-made Pride cupcakes baked by the Ultimo SRC President.
Check out Sydney Pride Month Events
Join the hunt for the Pride Flags
Starts: Monday 16 June
Ends: Monday 30 June
As part of Pride Month, we are launching a fun scavenger hunt
We've hidden eight (8) Pride flags across the Student Hub.
- Find the flags (and read more about the meanings and history of them).
- Enter the URL of the page on the entry form (click the button below)
The first 10 entries with correct answers will win a prize.
How to be a trans ally
Millions of people around the world identify as transgender. In fact, it’s likely that you’ve met or interacted with a transgender person without even realizing it. That’s why allyship matters.
An ally is someone who stands up for and supports the rights and dignity of communities other than their own.
If you’re uncomfortable with the disproportionate challenges that trans and non-binary people face - you’re not alone. And that discomfort is a powerful starting point for change.
Being an ally means more than just saying you support - it means listening, learning, speaking up, and taking action, even when it’s uncomfortable. It’s about using your voice to help create safer, more inclusive spaces for everyone.
Remember: Allyship is not a label - it’s a lifelong practice.
Minus 18 has a great resource on How to be a trans ally: A beginners guide.
In summary
- Educate yourself and others.
- Challenge discriminatory language or behaviour when you hear it.
- Reflect on your own privilege and how you can use it to uplift others.
- Use inclusive language.
- Support trans people’s rights to live openly, safely, and authentically.
Together, we can help create a world where everyone feels seen, supported, and valued for who they truly are.
Your Campus is a safe and welcoming place. If you feel unsafe, or simply need to talk, please reach out to any of our staff or go directly your Campus Crector.
What Does "Transgender" mean?
The term transgender describes people whose gender identity is different from the sex they were assigned at birth. Gender identity is deeply personal - it's how someone feels and identifies on the inside, which may or may not align with societal expectations or outward appearance.
Unfortunately, these differences are still met with misunderstanding and mistreatment.
A 2016 study by the National LGBTI Health Alliance found that 35% of trans people in Australia aged 18 and over had attempted suicide at some point in their lives. This heartbreaking statistic is not about identity - it’s about the impact of discrimination, exclusion, and lack of support.
Trans youth are particularly vulnerable, experiencing symptoms of depression at nearly 10 times the national average for young people in Australia.
On a global level, trans people face significantly higher rates of both physical and emotional violence, often simply for living as their true selves.
The importance of stability and safety
Safe, stable housing is one of life’s basic needs, yet many in the trans community face housing discrimination. Being denied housing or evicted simply because of their gender identity is a reality for too many.
While 71% of transgender and gender-diverse young people aged 14 to 21 live at home with family, this statistic also reminds us how vulnerable young trans people can be if home isn’t a safe or supportive space.
If you are in need of housing or support please speak to your Campus Director, Campus Life Coordinator or check out our wellbeing support space for more information.