Some trans, gender diverse, and nonbinary clients may need particular information or assistance from staff at homelessness services to change their identity documentation (such as birth certificates, passports, Medicare or Centrelink details) in order to affirm their gender. This can have a positive impact on wellbeing and help reduce obstacles to accessing financial support [16], employment (Abramovich 2016b), and other services. Depending on the program and situation, discretionary funds may be able to support the client in this process. If a letter of support is required from a medical or other professional to change details on personal documents, appreciate how pathologising this process may feel, and ensure that you send them to a trans-affirmative professional who is familiar with the relevant legislation and the informed consent model (Equinox Gender Diverse Health Centre 2017). This may require services to develop a process for systematically sharing relevant resource information with new and existing staff.