Resources

Here you can find resources and supportive organizations we recommend for trans people. There is a lot of good and varied information and representation within the community. By exploring the links below, you can for example find different resource pages and meeting places for trans people, and more.

None of these resources has any affiliation with YeetRiksen.no.

This is the logo of the Trans Norge Discord server, featuring abstract shapes of a fjord in pink and blue. The colors reference the transgender flag.

Trans Norge

Trans Norge is a Discord server created as an online community primarily for Norwegian trans and non-binary people to connect, chat, and support each other. It serves as a social space for discussion and community building among trans folks in Norway.

This is the logo of HKS Oslo, featuring a stylized figure and text. The logo represents the Health Center for Gender and Sexuality in Oslo.

HKS Oslo

HKS Oslo is a public health service offering support and guidance related to gender, sexuality, and sexual health. Their website provides information and resources for both the general public and health professionals, and is open for anyone to use. They also offer an anonymous chat where people can ask questions and get advice from qualified staff. For clinical treatment and follow-up, users must live in Oslo and be 30 years old or younger.

This is the logo of PKI Norge, showing two stylized hands in purple and turquoise forming a circle. The hands are a symbol in the organization’s visual identity.

PKI

TransNorge is a Discord server created as an online community primarily for Norwegian trans and non-binary people to connect, chat, and support each other. It serves as a social space for discussion and community building among trans folks in Norway.

This is the logo of finnensexolog.no, featuring overlapping leaf-like shapes in multiple colors. The shape is part of the organization’s visual identity.

Finn en Sexolog

A searchable directory of authorised sexologists in Norway where you can find professional sexological support for issues related to sexuality, sexual health, and gender identity. The site can be used by trans people to locate a qualified sexologist, and seeing a sexologist is a useful option for getting assessed and supported toward a gender incongruent diagnosis when needed.

This is the logo of Foreningen Fri, showing the text “fri.” in multiple colors. The colors are part of the organization’s visual identity.

Fri

Fri (Foreningen for kjønns- og seksualitetsmangfold) is Norway’s national LGBT+ advocacy organisation working to improve rights, inclusion, and living conditions for people of all genders and sexualities, including trans and non-binary people. It campaigns against discrimination and for equal rights in society and politics, and also provides community-building and visibility through Pride and other initiatives.

This is the logo of transhjelpen.no, showing a heart in pink and blue with a combined transgender symbol in the center. The symbol is part of the organization’s visual identity.

Transhjelpen

A Norwegian information site and webshop offering binders, tucks, packers, and other gender-affirming aids and guidance for trans and gender-creative people. It provides trans-focused information and resources in one place to help individuals and their families understand options and products related to gender expression and comfort.

This is the logo of Garmeres, featuring a rainbow-colored background pattern and a circle above a stylized shape. These elements are part of the organization’s visual identity.

Garmeres

An organisation by and for queer Sámi that works to improve rights, opportunities, visibility and community for LGBTQ+ Sámi people across Sápmi, including in Norway. It serves as a culturally specific support and advocacy group where trans Sámi can find representation and connection within both queer and indigenous contexts.

This is the logo of Skeive Funkiser, shaped like a stylized butterfly in multiple colors. The butterfly is part of the organization’s visual identity.

Skeive Funkiser

A Norwegian organisation run by and for disabled people who are also queer, including trans people, working to build community, increase visibility, and fight discrimination at the intersection of disability and queer identities. They create inclusive social spaces, share knowledge, and advocate for better rights, accessibility, and understanding in society and healthcare for trans and queer disabled people. Their work includes resources and projects that support trans people’s experiences and needs alongside disability justice.