An Andover surgery celebrated Transgender Day of visibility.
St Mary’s Surgery in Andover joined celebrations for Transgender Day of Visibility on Tuesday, March 31, shining a light on inclusion and the importance of understanding within healthcare.
The practice said the day was about more than simply being seen, it was about being understood, respected, and celebrated. Staff used the occasion to reaffirm their commitment to providing accessible, compassionate care for all patients.
Practice manager Janette Crosby praised her team, saying: "I am incredibly proud of all the staff here at St Mary’s Surgery.
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"Their commitment and positive attitude make a real difference every day."
Echoing that sentiment, Dr Emily Kerton said: "Great care doesn’t come from one pair of hands, it comes from many minds working together. We have an exceptional team here at St Mary’s Surgery."
The surgery encouraged anyone who may need adjustments to help access services to speak to the team so that the right support can be put in place.
In a message to patients, the practice said it strives to ensure St Mary’s Surgery remains a safe and respectful space for everyone. "Your identity is valid, your wellbeing matters, and we are here to support you with compassionate, inclusive care," the team added.
