

In today's evolving society, young people are growing up with a broader understanding of identity and self-expression. Gender diversity recognises that not everyone fits neatly into the traditional categories of male or female. For many children and adolescents, exploring gender can be a deeply personal journey that shapes their sense of self and wellbeing. Supporting gender diversity means creating an environment where young people feel safe, accepted, and respected for who they are. This includes encouraging open conversations at home, using inclusive language, challenging stereotypes, and learning together as a family. By fostering empathy and understanding, we can help young people develop confidence and thrive in a world that celebrates individuality and inclusivity.
