GENDER EXPRESSION SUPPLIES
Bras
We have ThirdLove bras in a wide range of cup and band sizes available to try on and take home. Come find the bra that fits you!
Chest Binders
We have a wide variety of sizes of chest binders available from GC2B. Come into our center to try on the different chest binders, find the best fit for you, and get your own to keep.
GENDER-AFFIRMING
MEDICAL CARE PROVIDERS
Hormone Prescribers in Chico
Dr. Alyssa Milliron—Ampla Health
CHICO on Wednesdays: 530-342-4395
Oroville Mon, Tues, Thurs: 530-534-7500
Women’s Health Specialists
530-891-1911
1469 Humboldt Rd Suite 200
Chico Planned Parenthood
530-342-8367
3100 Cohasset Road
Dr. Celeste Reinking - Northern Valley Indian Health
530-896-9400
845 W. East Avenue
PEDIATRICIAN - Prescribers Puberty Blockers as well
CSU Chico Student Health Services
*for CSU Chico Students only*
530-898-5241
601 Warner Street
Gender-affirming surgeons in Chico & Northern California
(415) 530-5335
San Francisco
415-395-9895
San Francisco
(415) 625-3230
San Francisco
UCSF Gender Affirming Health Program
415-885-7770
San Francisco
(415) 398-7778
San Francisco
Hormone Prescribers Outside of Chico
Planned Parenthood
In Redding, Ukiah, El Cerrito, and Walnut Creek
530-351-7100 (Redding number)
2935 Bechelli Ln C, Redding CA
Dr. Orna Gill, Shasta Regional Medical Group
530-605-4206
1355 East St, Suite 200
Redding, CA
Gender Health Center
916-455-2391
2020 29th St #201
Sacramento CA
Voice Therapy
Maryjane Rees Language, Speech, and Hearing Center
916-278-6601
Sacramento, CA
Free/Donations-based. Sessions are 2x/week, 50min each, and via semesters
Electrolysis
Tiffani Fanucchi L.E.
2 The Point
530-913-6887
152 Mill St, Suite F
Grass Valley CA
Legal name and gender-marker change
Fill out all your paperwork
People of any age can apply for a legal name and/or gender-marker change in California, even foster youth!
If you are under 18, you will need either all living parents/guardians to sign your forms or will need to provide additional documentation.
2. Get your Court Order
It takes 6 weeks to get your official court decree back. You get two official court orders
You NO longer need any letters from doctors or therapists, you don’t need to publicize, and in most cases, you don’t need a court hearing.
Contact Stonewall or a local legal advocacy organization if a Court does not respect these rights.
3. Change your Birth Certificate, Social Security Card, Driver’s License, and more!
Once you have your official court orders, you can then change your other legal documentation and IDs.
Birth Certificate
Each state has different laws regarding what is needed to change your gender-marker and name on your birth certificate. In California, this official court order is the only “proof” you need!
Social security
You can change your legal name and gender-marker on your social security card in every state, and you will keep the same social security number! You just need the official court order, two forms of identification, and a completed Social Security Card Application (SS-5).
Note: There is no option for “nonbinary” as a gender marker because it is a federal form. However, you can change to either binary gender on federal documents, and still choose “nonbinary” on your California State IDs.
Driver’s License
Once you have your new Social Security Card, you can change your legal name and gender-marker on your State Driver’s License.
If you want to change only your gender-marker, you can do this without a court order anytime by completing the form below!
Health insurance, school records, bank accounts, and more!
Once you have your official court order, you can start changing the name and gender on file for you in all the different parts of your life.
Note: In the State of California, you have the right to be called by your preferred name and pronouns in school, at work, and by your landlord - even without any legal changes.
Contact Stonewall for questions about the process
and help completing your forms.
This message will go go shelby (she/her), our Advocacy Coordinator.
Let her know a bit about your situation (where you are in the process,
how you want to be contacted, etc.), and she’ll get back to you
with more info and/or to schedule an appointment!
Questions? Concerns?
Call our center at 530-893-3336 to learn more.