Sexual Health
Improving Sexual and Reproductive Health outcomes by supporting the prevention and treatment of STIs and BBVs through promotion, resources, training, and advocacy.
The Sexual and Reproductive Health and Blood Borne Virus Program works with Aboriginal health services and the broader health sector across South Australia, supporting the prevention and treatment of STIs and BBVs and the improvement of reproductive health outcomes for Aboriginal people.
The program supports ACCHSs and other services working with young Aboriginal people in the promotion of, and improved access to, opportunistic and voluntary sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening, including point-of-care testing, for people aged between 16 and 35 years.
Artwork by Janelle Burger
Our latest Sexual Health campaign, Stay Lubly and Get Tested. It’s time to break down the stigma around sexual health. This campaign is in collaboration with Shine SA.
This video resource is for clinical staff, which aims to support testing for sexually-transmitted infections. These important checks are recommended at least yearly for clients in the 16-35 year old age group.
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With the right information, regular testing and access to treatment, we can keep our mob and our communities safe, strong and healthy from HIV.
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It’s time to break down the stigma around sexual health. Talking openly about sexual health helps reduce shame and encourages more people to get tested.
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We’ve released our Sexually Transmissible Infections & Blood Borne Viruses Handbook for use by South Australian Aboriginal Community Controlled Services.
This clinical resource poster provides a clear, step-by-step pathway for asymptomatic STI screening. Designed for quick reference, this poster ensures streamlined decision-making and optimal patient management across various STI outcomes.
For our Member Services only, fill in the form to order free resources from our Sexual and Reproductive Health and BBV Team.
The first release of Stay Lubly campaign resources, including posters and social tiles.
Our team can send you relevant resources for events and promotion.
AHCSA’s Sexual Health and BBV team have launched the latest iteration of the Stay Lubly campaign. This campaign continues to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in South Australia to take charge of their sexual health, focusing on safer sex practices that protect not just individuals, but entire communities.
Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHS) in South Australia are setting the standard in the recovery of sexual health services following the COVID-19 pandemic.
AHCSA’s Sexual Health and BBV team has launched their latest campaign, ‘Stay Lubly, Get Tested.’
