Cari-trans support group Jamaica Affirming. Uplifting. Connecting.
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About Cari-Trans Support Group Jamaica
Our History
Our Partners
Our History
Cari-Trans Support Group Jamaica Hub was founded in 2023 by a trans men for trans masculine and gender-diverse folks. They, through their lived experiences, recognized the need for increased visibility, peer-led support groups, safe spaces, gender-affirming care, and accessible mental health resources in our community.
The Hub House was always a floating dream until we made a breakthrough that could change many lives in late 2025. That gave us the push we needed to start the Hub House. After Hurricane Melissa, the need became even more devastating. This initiative is a subprogram of CTSG JA and gives us the space we need to create lasting change that is safe and affirming for trans and gender-diverse folks in the Caribbean.
Our Team
Our Partners
Our History
Our team is made up of passionate, young, resilient individuals with lived experience as trans and gender-diverse people in Jamaica. We bring diverse backgrounds, skills, and perspectives to create safe, affirming spaces for our community.
Our Partners
Our Partners
Our Partners
We collaborate with organizations and allies who share our commitment to safety, dignity, and empowerment for trans and gender-diverse people. Through these partnerships, we provide housing, advocacy, peer-to-peer support group sessions, safe spaces, and essential services to those who need them most.
Our partners include:
- UCTrans Bahamas
- TransWave Jamaica
- EFAF Jamaica
- TransformTT
- Queertego
- Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice
- Fau Lac
Meet The Team
Glynn-Devon S. Bryan He/Him
Glynn-Devon S. Bryan He/Him
Glynn-Devon S. Bryan He/Him
Glynn-Devon is a Jamaican trans activist and community organizer who is also the Founder and Executive Director of CTSG/Hub House. He also sits on the Board of UCTRANS as Vice Chair, Committee member for Just Future Collaborative, and a member of the Binational Feminist Network for Racial Justice. Lastly, he was recently invited to join the Board of Directors for CariFlags.
Glynn-Devon is passionate about raising awareness in Jamaica's challenging, homophobic, and transphobic environment. He initiated two impactful programs before CTSG: Trans-Q Fitness (a community fitness space designed specifically around the needs of LGBTIQ+ persons) and GBETRY JA (a trans-owned business providing chest binders and a range of products for gender-diverse persons). Glynn-Devon brings lived experience and a radical force of resilience that continues to help pave the way to visibility and safety for trans folks in the Caribbean.
Kis-Sandra White She/Her
Glynn-Devon S. Bryan He/Him
Glynn-Devon S. Bryan He/Him
She is our Secretary/Finance Officer and Madam Chair of CTSG/Hub House. Her love for advocacy started early through youth clubs, where she discovered the power of community and leadership. Always welcoming with a big smile, Kis-Sandra brings positive energy, organization, and flexibility to everything she does, whether it’s keeping things on track or jumping in wherever help is needed.
Passionate about human rights and her community, she helps to bring the right energy to the room.
Asid Dunbar He/Him
Glynn-Devon S. Bryan He/Him
Asid Dunbar He/Him
Asid is our Reports Analyst and Project Manager. A trans man from Manchester, Asid brings lived experience and creativity to our advocacy work while studying Communication Arts and Technology at UTech, Ja.
Quan Ennis He/Him
Zyde Storm He/They/It
Asid Dunbar He/Him
Quan is Compliance Officer/Security Coordinator for CTSG/Hub House. He is a serious person when it comes to work but down-to-earth and jovial otherwise. His passion for advocacy began years ago, from helping a friend host sessions about the lgbtq community to volunteering. He brings lived experience and safety with a little craziness and laughter. In the future he is hoping to become a funder to contribute to causes like ours.
Zyde Storm He/They/It
Zyde Storm He/They/It
Zyde Storm He/They/It
Zyde is our Engagement Manager. Zyde, a trans-masculine and demifluid person from rural Jamaica, is a creative with a generous spirit that when combined with advocacy, paves the way for self-discovery and self-acceptance amongst his peers. Zyde brings an air of modernity and sexual positivity that allows others to feel comfortable expressing themselves or working through traumatic experiences surrounding their sexuality.
Amir Brooks He/Him
Zyde Storm He/They/It
Zyde Storm He/They/It
Amir is the Community Liaison Officer at CTSG/Hub House. He is a passionate mixologist who truly loves the craft. He brings forth strong people skills, creativity, real-life experience, and experience in building connections through hospitality. Creating welcoming spaces, fostering community relationships, and ensuring every voice feels heard and valued are also his driving forces.
The Hub House
What Residents Receive
What Residents Receive
What Residents Receive
- Secure, temporary housing (3–4 months, limited capacity)
- Essentials: food, toiletries, and basic supplies
- Mentorship, life skills, and financial literacy
- Referrals: medical, mental health, legal, social, and asylum support
- Connection to Brave Space peer support
- Next-step planning (housing, education, employment, travel, reunification).
Who We Serve
What Residents Receive
What Residents Receive
Trans men, transmasculine folks, masc-presenting non-binary people, and related community members experiencing:
- Violence or threats
- Eviction or family rejection
- Homelessness or unsafe housing
- Financial instability
- Mental health crises
Access & Prioritization
Access & Prioritization
Access & Prioritization
Access is needs-based, not first-come-first-served. Priority is given to those facing imminent harm, unsafe housing, or acute instability.
Safety & Community Care
Access & Prioritization
Access & Prioritization
The Hub House operates with peer-led supervision, confidentiality, restorative conflict resolution, and clear safety expectations. We prioritize community safety over comfort.
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CTSG Hub House Jamaica- Where Family Matters
Why Your Support Matters
Your donation provides shelter, essentials, gender-affirming care guidance, emergency assistance, mobile outreach, and pathways to independence for trans and gender-diverse people.
Your Impact
- Safe, temporary housing
- Food, toiletries, and essentials
- Crisis support and safety planning
- Referrals to medical, mental health, and legal services
- Skill-building and employment pathways
- Transportation and mobile outreach
Privacy & Security
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