Abstract
Introduction This study sought to examine the relationship between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and mental health issues among transgender individuals in Kenya. Methods Descriptive and correlational design was utilized with a sample size of 55 transgender people. Self-report online questionnaire was used to collect data. Results Respondents showed high exposure to ACEs, high levels of psychological distress, significant risk of suicide and moderate perceived social support. A significant relationship was found between ACEs and psychological distress, ACEs and suicidal ideation, and ACEs and perceived social support. Conclusion ACEs strongly influence mental health of transgender people in adulthood.
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