We recognise that the recent Supreme Court ruling and subsequent legal changes have caused significant concern, uncertainty, and emotional impact for many within our trans, non-binary, and wider LGBTQ+ communities over the past 13 months and continues to do so.

At Sahir we remain fully committed to providing a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for all folk accessing our services.

We understand that developments in law and policies can feel deeply personal, particularly for marginalised communities who already experience barriers, discrimination, and inequality.

While we continue to review any guidance and implications arising from the ruling, our values remain unchanged.

Sahir are committed to:

• Treating all individuals with dignity, respect, and compassion
• Upholding inclusive practice wherever possible within the law
• Listening to and supporting the communities we support
• Challenging stigma, discrimination, and harm faced
• Advocating for equitable access to services and support

We acknowledge that this period may be distressing for many people. We encourage anyone affected who may need support to reach out to trusted organisations, community networks, or support services such as ourselves.

We will continue to monitor guidance as it develops from today and remain committed to providing spaces where trans, non-binary, and gender diverse people feel seen, valued, and supported.

Our commitment to inclusivity, wellbeing, and dignity remains at the heart of everything we do.