The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), February 2020
IPPF have created the new resource pack: A sex-positive approach in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights programming for youth.
Please start with opening the toolkit which provides additional guidelines on how to use the resources. The toolkit is interlinked with the videos and the presentation hence going through the manual will navigate you through all materials available.
SHINE SA, 14/02/2020
SHINE SA have released two new short videos that provide advice for clinicians on syphilis symptoms and treatment. This resource expands on our syphilis overview for clinicians.
The videos are presented by Sexual Health Physician Dr Carole Khaw, and cover the topics of signs, symptoms and stages as well as serology and treatment.
With an increase in syphilis cases in South Australia it is important that health professionals understand how to identify and treat syphilis.
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YoungDeadlyFree, December 2019
U and me Can Stop HIV: this 8-minute animated video is designed to reach Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with the latest information on HIV.
Animations can help explain the facts about STIs and BBVs in an engaging way that’s easy to understand, and not too confronting. YoungDeadlyFree have produced these animations for young people to access directly via social media but they’re also great tools for community education.
As well as setting out the facts about STIs and BBVs, each of these animations aims to normalise STI and BBV testing, and address the stigma and shame we can feel when talking about sex, STIs and BBVs.
YoungDeadlyFree, 2019
Learn about cultural awareness in Aboriginal health settings. It’s about being respectful, recognising differences, and being open to learning.
Thorne Harbour Health, November 2017
‘Could it be HIV?’ features of the story of Abby Landy, whose story is all-too-common for the many individuals who are given a late HIV diagnosis.
Produced with the support of ViiV healthcare, this video encourages clinicians and doctors to ‘consider HIV’. This clip also features Professor Jenny Hoy from Alfred Health.
“This video is vital. We shouldn’t be missing opportunities to diagnose HIV. With a late diagnoses, there is already substantial damage to the immune system. Diagnosing HIV in a timely manner is paramount — for the benefit of the individual as well as the benefit of the broader community’s health and wellbeing.” – Jenny Hoy
Young Deadly Free, September 2019
Experiences and tips for health workers when working in sexual health with the LGBTIQ community.
This video goes for 10 minutes & 50 seconds.
Learn more at http://youngdeadlyfree.org.au/ or https://www.facebook.com/youngdeadlyfree/