AXYS supports our community with in person and online groups. These groups are facilitated by volunteers who schedule the programs and often arrange for speakers on topics of interest to individuals and families affected by X & Y variations. These groups offer the opportunity to share experiences with others and to learn about resources that they have found valuable. Some of our groups meet at AXYS Clinic and Research Consortium clinics. Other groups meet in libraries, medical centers, or parks.
AXYS has official online support groups for each variation. AXYS also shares information about other groups, both in person and online, that may be helpful to our community.
Registration for or indication to attend any AXYS event indicates your agreement to abide by the AXYS Activities Conduct Policy.
National Support Groups Serving All X & Y Variations
International Support Groups Serving All X & Y Variations

Condition-specific Groups
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Join the AXYS Discord Server
Join our private Discord community to connect with other members of the X&Y chromosome variation community. To request access, please email info@genetic.org and include the phrase “AXYS Discord Server Access” in the subject line.

Start an AXYS Group
Don’t see a group near your home? We will help you organize a group. You can get together one time or hold regular meetings.
Groups are started by committed volunteers. If you are interested in organizing a group, please send an email to info@genetic.org.
Reasons to consider forming a local group:
- Create a network of people concerned about X and Y variations
- Bring together the collective wisdom of people who have experienced similar challenges
- Create a group that can make a difference in your community
- Offer the lived experience perspective to legislators, the local medical community and educators
Some of the ways that AXYS will assist your local group include
- Set up registration for the meeting(s) and collect donations to support the event(s).
- Publicize meetings on the AXYS website, via blast emails, in our newsletter and on AXYS Facebook pages
- Use of AXYS webinar software to hold virtual meetings or feature a remote speaker
- Referrals to your group via AXYS’s Helpline and ACRC Clinics.
Many groups have found that a meetings with a speaker and group discussion, and social events such as picnics or meetings at restaurants work best to build a strong network. Current group leaders are happy to mentor new volunteers.
We look forward to hearing from you and having you fostering connections in your local AXYS community.




