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About Us
Our Story
Born from Community,
Built for Healing
TWOC Healing Project also known as Trans Women Of Color Healing Project was founded by Toi Washington-Reynolds in Birmingham, Al in 2019,and later moved to Georgia in the Spring of 2020. The Trans Women of Color (TWOC) Healing Project has the mission of speaking knowledge to power and combating the erasure of Trans lives, narratives, and most importantly trans contributions to society. Our goal is to raise awareness for the great work of trans women of color, their families, communities, relationships and movements, and to prevent their erasure from the greater tapestry of humanity. The TWOC Healing Project is situated in Newnan ,GA a suburb midway between Atlanta, GA, and Columbus Ga, and easily accessible to four large counties in rural Georgia: Coweta County, South Fulton, Troup County, and Muscogee County.
Who we are
Healing is not a Luxury,
It is a Right
The Trans Women of Color Healing Project (TWOCHP) is a Black trans-led healing justice organization advancing safety, wellness, dignity, and self-determination for Trans Women of Color, gender-diverse individuals, TGNC communities, and Black & Brown women and femmes across rural Georgia, the U.S. South, and beyond.
We believe healing is not a luxury — it is a right.
Our community care model integrates direct services, cultural healing, prevention, advocacy, and leadership development to remove systemic barriers to care, safety, and opportunity.
Our Approach
Programs
We deliver trauma-informed, culturally rooted, gender-affirming services through:
• Mobile outreach & rural access initiatives
• Place-based wellness and healing spaces
• Arts, storytelling & collective care
• Leadership development & civic engagement
All programs are designed by and for impacted communities centering lived experience as expertise.
Our
Partners
