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Friday Dinner
9th Oct - Friday Night Dinner ticket
Join us for dinner and Q&A Panel - 'Mum, Dad - I've got something to tell you'
Join us for dinner and Q&A Panel - 'Mum, Dad - I've got something to tell you'
$130.00+ $6.81 feeUse arrow keys to change quantity
Friday Dinner-Table of 10
- Package
9th October - Friday Night Dinner - Table of 10 ticket
Inclusions
- 10 × 9th Oct - Friday Night Dinner
$1000.00+ $54.90 feeUse arrow keys to change quantity
Saturday Conference
10th Oct - Saturday Conference: Professionals - inc CPD Certificate ticket
$295.00+ $14.07 feeUse arrow keys to change quantity10th Oct - Saturday Conference: General Admission ticket
$225.00+ $10.99 feeUse arrow keys to change quantity10th Oct - Saturday Conference: Concession/Student ticket
$130.00+ $6.81 feeUse arrow keys to change quantity
Donations

Donation towards Coalition Advancing Scientific Care
CASC is an Australian-based coalition that works with other associations, experts, professionals, academics, educators, parents, families and young people across Australia and the globe to support young and vulnerable people who suffer or have suffered from gender dysphoria, including desisters and detransitioners. Our work includes research, collaboration and referrals, and we engage in expert analysis of the latest national and international developments in medicine and law in gender-related medicine. We aim to raise awareness of the seriousness of the condition known as gender dysphoria and its treatment, especially for children and young people. We support a model of health care that is evidence-based and safe, especially for children and young people. Our inaugural international conference, on 17 and 18 October 2025 in Adelaide, is a significant step in us fulfilling our purpose. Any donation will be gratefully received, no matter how large or small, and will go towards our continuing work.
CASC is an Australian-based coalition that works with other associations, experts, professionals, academics, educators, parents, families and young people across Australia and the globe to support young and vulnerable people who suffer or have suffered from gender dysphoria, including desisters and detransitioners. Our work includes research, collaboration and referrals, and we engage in expert analysis of the latest national and international developments in medicine and law in gender-related medicine. We aim to raise awareness of the seriousness of the condition known as gender dysphoria and its treatment, especially for children and young people. We support a model of health care that is evidence-based and safe, especially for children and young people. Our inaugural international conference, on 17 and 18 October 2025 in Adelaide, is a significant step in us fulfilling our purpose. Any donation will be gratefully received, no matter how large or small, and will go towards our continuing work.

