ACT

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  AIDS Action Council of the ACT

  The AIDs Council provides information and support services for people living in the ACT and aims to eliminate further transmission of HIV and minimising the personal and social impacts of HIV and AIDS.

  
  
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  BitBent

  A social support group for 12 to 25 year old guys and girls who are attracted to the same sex. It is also a place gain support if you are unsure or questioning your sexual identity.

  
  
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  Canberra Sexual Health and Family Planning (SHFPACT) Clinic

  Canberra’s Sexual Health and Family Planning ACT (SHFPACT) Clinic is conveniently located right next door to The Uni Pub. The clinic offers an extensive range of services including sexual health advice, STI screening, treatment and advice, counselling and contraceptive health advice and services. The services are administered by a team of sexual health nurses and doctors. Fees and charges do apply.

  
  
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  Canberra Sexual Health Centre

  Canberra Sexual Health Centre located on the Canberra Hospital campus provides free and confidential information, counselling and treatment. The Centre is staffed by doctors and nurses trained in the area of Sexual Health. The clinic provides advice and access to the latest information and treatment in the field. No appointment is necessary and the service is free, with no Medicare card required.

  
  
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  The Junction

  The Junction Youth Health Service provides primary health care for young people aged 12 years to 25 years and their dependents living in the ACT and surrounding areas, with a focus on at risk and homeless youth. Among other things, the clinic offers specific sexual and mental health services.

  
  

Bendigo

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  B-EPIC

  B-EPIC is a youth driven group that aims to raise awareness in the community about sexual and gender diversity. They welcome all young people aged 16 – 25 who are concerned about the negative effects of homophobia and transphobia, irrespective of whether they are gay, straight, bi or not sure. They offer the chance to meet up with other like-minded people, have some fun and do things to make a positive change in your community

  
  
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  Bendigo Community Health Services

  Offers STI and pregnancy testing as well as counseling for young people living in Bendigo. Call them on 5446 1600 or drop in at 171 Hargreaves St

  
  
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  Country Awareness Network (CAN)

  Provide information on sexual health and STIs, as well as useful links to health services available in Bendigo and other rural areas. Call them 5443 8355

  
  
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  Heathcote Health

  Emergency Contraception, Free Condoms, Free STI Testing. Give them a call on 5431 0900

  
  
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  TESTme

  TESTme is a free service of Melbourne Sexual Health Centre (MSHC) offering telephone consultations with a doctor or nurse for sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and contraceptive advice for country Victorians living 100 kms or more from Melbourne.

  
  

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  Youth Support and Advocacy services (YSAS)

  YSAS Community Programs (based on a youth outreach model) are located across six sites spanning Melbourne and regional Victoria. This gives YSAS alcohol and other drug workers the mobility to meet young people on their own terms in the communities where they live. YSAS believes a respectful, supportive and empathic relationship with a YSAS worker is crucial if the young person is to actively work towards improving their quality of life. Call them on (03) 5444 2969

  
  

Bunbury

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  Family Planning Western Australia

  A website which will tell you more about our services for community members and professionals, and provide you with information about sexual health issues. Can also give them a call on 9227 6178 (Perth Metro) or 1800 198 205 (for the rest of WA)

  
  
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  Quarry Health Centre (Fremantle)

  Quarry Health Centre for Under 25s, provides clinical, counselling and education services to young people. Give them a call on 9430 4544

  
  

GLBTIQ

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  AIDS Council of South Australia

  ACSA is the peak organisation responding to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Australia.

  
  
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  Australia-wide Gay and Lesbian support services

  Click on your state to access the details of your gay and lesbian community services in your state.

  
  
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  Australian GLBTIQ Multicultural Council Inc.

  The AGMC represents individuals/groups from a Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer multicultural background. The AGMC aims to represent the interests of Australian GLBTIQ individual/groups from a multicultural background. Provides a series of known groups, organisations or resources that cater to GLBTIQ individuals from different backgrounds.

  
  
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  BitBent

  A social support group for 12 to 25 year old guys and girls who are attracted to the same sex. It is also a place gain support if you are unsure or questioning your sexual identity.

  
  
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  Drama DownUnder

  The Drama DownUnder website provides information about some of the most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) experienced by gay men. The website also offers a free reminder service for sexual health check ups, as well as the ‘let him know’ function, whereby you can anonymously let any previous partners know that they may have been in contact with an STI and advises them to get a sexual health check.

  
  

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  Minus 18

  Minus18 is Australia’s largest youth run network for same sex attracted and gender diverse teens.

  
  
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  QLD Association for Healthy Communities (QAHC)

  Queensland Association for Healthy Communities promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Queenslanders. Their main areas of activity include: LGBT Health, Sexual Health, Indigenous Health and Capacity Development.

  
  
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  SameSame

  Australia’s #1 GLBTIQ website, SameSame is packed with news, features, forums, competitions, photos and more. Have a look!

  
  
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  The Second Story Youth Service

  The Second Story (TSS) is the youth section of Women's and Children's Health Network. TSS is a free, confidential health service for young people aged 12 to 25 years. TSS see health as more than not being sick, it's about a balanced lifestyle that keeps you feeling OK: physical health (things like alcohol, drugs, smoking, nutrition) mental health (feeling stressed or down) sexual health (checks and information) social health (things like relationships with family and friends) emotional well-being (your feelings) environment (where you live, go to school or work) There is also a Health information line available between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday by calling 1300 13 17 19

  
  

Global HIV / AIDS Networks

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  Stigma Action Network (SAN)

  Stigma and fear of stigma increase the likelihood that people will avoid getting tested for HIV, disclosing their status to partners, seeking care and adhering to treatment. Launched in 2010, SAN is a collaborative endeavor that aims to coordinate efforts to develop and expand program, research and advocacy strategies for reducing HIV stigma worldwide, including mobilizing stakeholders, delivering program and policy solutions, and maximizing investments in HIV programs and services globally.

  
  

HIV/AIDS

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  AIDSinfo

  This website is run by the National Institute of Health, part of the US Government, and provides up to date information about HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and research.

  
  
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  AIVL

  The Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL) is the national peak organisation representing the state and territory drug user organisations and issues of national significance for people who use or have used illicit drugs.

  
  
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  Drama DownUnder

  The Drama DownUnder website provides information about some of the most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) experienced by gay men. The website also offers a free reminder service for sexual health check ups, as well as the ‘let him know’ function, whereby you can anonymously let any previous partners know that they may have been in contact with an STI and advises them to get a sexual health check.

  
  
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  Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS (GYCA)

  GYCA is a global network of young leaders who are involved in youth and HIV/AIDS. GYCA helps these leaders by providing knowledge, skills, resources and opportunities to aid their initiatives, particularly by linking them to financial, mentor and political support.

  
  
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  HIV/AIDS – WHO

  This is a information page on HIV/AIDS, created and maintained by the World Health Organisation (WHO), which is part of the UN.

  
  

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  Stigma Action Network (SAN)

  Stigma and fear of stigma increase the likelihood that people will avoid getting tested for HIV, disclosing their status to partners, seeking care and adhering to treatment. Launched in 2010, SAN is a collaborative endeavor that aims to coordinate efforts to develop and expand program, research and advocacy strategies for reducing HIV stigma worldwide, including mobilizing stakeholders, delivering program and policy solutions, and maximizing investments in HIV programs and services globally.

  
  
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  The Body

  This is a very detailed website with lots of facts about HIV/AIDS.Along with information, The Body also has videos, links to the latest news and research and a Q&A section.

  
  
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  UNAIDS

  This organisation is part of the UN, and is concerned with the global impact of HIV/AIDS.

  
  

HIV/AIDS Councils & Peak Services

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  AIDS Action Council of the ACT

  The AIDs Council provides information and support services for people living in the ACT and aims to eliminate further transmission of HIV and minimising the personal and social impacts of HIV and AIDS.

  
  
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  AIDS Council of South Australia

  ACSA is the peak organisation responding to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Australia.

  
  
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  Australasian Society of HIV Medicine

  This is the peak body for doctors who specialise in the diagnosis, treatment and management of people living with HIV. They create policies and guidelines, and run training programs for doctors.

  
  
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  Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO)

  AFAO is the national body representing HIV community groups, to whom it provides leadership, coordination and support.

  
  
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  NSW HIV/AIDS Council

  The AIDS Council of NSW (ACON) is NSW's and Australia's largest community-based gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) health and HIV/AIDS organisation. Their mission is to improve the health and wellbeing of the GLBT community and people with HIV, and reduce HIV transmission.

  
  

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  NT HIV/AIDS Council

  NTAHC is the key Non-Government organisation working in the area of blood borne viruses, education and support in the Northern Territory that is recognised as a source of informed and professional advice.

  
  
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  QLD Association for Healthy Communities (QAHC)

  Queensland Association for Healthy Communities promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Queenslanders. Their main areas of activity include: LGBT Health, Sexual Health, Indigenous Health and Capacity Development.

  
  
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  Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Diseases

  The Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Diseases is Tasmania's primary, non-government HIV and hepatitis body. It works to minimise the impact of HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C in the community. This includes working with people living with HIV/AIDS and/or hepatitis C and people who may be at risk of HIV or hepatitis C. This website also contains heaps of relevant information about HIV and has useful links. Check it out if you want to get involved!

  
  
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  Victorian HIV/AIDS Council

  VAC/GMHC was formed in 1983 as a central part of the Victorian community response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. VAC/GMHC continues to lead the response by providing a range of services which include prevention education, treatment and care of PLHIV and counselling services.

  
  
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  WA HIV/AIDS Council

  The WA AIDS council, established in 1985, leads the Western Australian community in the provision of a wide range of services in the prevention of HIV, and the treatment and care of people living with HIV/AIDS.

  
  

HIV/AIDS Support Groups

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  AIDS Council of South Australia

  ACSA is the peak organisation responding to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Australia.

  
  
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  National Association of People Living with HIV/AIDS (NAPWA)

  NAPWA is the peak non-government organisation in Australia representing people living with HIV/AIDS. NAPWA is involved in advocacy, education and. Their website has lots of detailed information about living with, treating and preventing HIV, and they can also put you in touch with local support groups.

  
  
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  People Living with HIV/AIDS Victoria

  This organisation is for people living with HIV/AIDS. Their website has info on a range of topics - from HIV law, to links to HIV support groups across Australia.

  
  
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  Positive Women

  Positive Women is a support and advocacy group for HIV positive women living in Victoria. They help in a number of ways, as they provide information, support and counseling services, as well as running social events.

  
  
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  Queensland Positive People

  QPP is a peer-based advocacy organisation which is committed to actively promoting self-determination and empowerment for all people living with HIV (PLHIV) throughout Queensland.

  
  

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  Straight Arrows

  Straight Arrows is a support group for heterosexual people living with HIV, which aids HIV positive people through information, support, financial assistance, advocacy and social events.

  
  
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  The Positive Counselling Centre

  Positive Counselling provides free, confidential counselling for people who have been diagnosed with Hepatitis C and HIV, as well as their family and friends. The Positive Counselling Centre is located in Windsor, Victoria.

  
  

Injecting Drug Use

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  AIVL

  The Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL) is the national peak organisation representing the state and territory drug user organisations and issues of national significance for people who use or have used illicit drugs.

  
  

Maitland

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  Family Planning New South Wales

  An independent, not-for-profit organisation focused on the promotion, collection and dissemination of reproductive and sexual health knowledge, information and services. Give them a call on 1300 658 886

  
  
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  Family Planning NSW Hunter Clinic

  Family Planning NSW Hunter provides a range of reproductive and sexual health services for men and women of all ages from all cultural backgrounds, and also provides information on any aspect of sexual health and sexuality, for young people, and men and women

  
  
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  NSW Health - Get Tested

  Information on the prevention, testing and and treatment of STIs. Give them a call on 1800 451 624

  
  

National

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  AIVL

  The Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL) is the national peak organisation representing the state and territory drug user organisations and issues of national significance for people who use or have used illicit drugs.

  
  
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  Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO)

  AFAO is the national body representing HIV community groups, to whom it provides leadership, coordination and support.

  
  
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  Australian GLBTIQ Multicultural Council Inc.

  The AGMC represents individuals/groups from a Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer multicultural background. The AGMC aims to represent the interests of Australian GLBTIQ individual/groups from a multicultural background. Provides a series of known groups, organisations or resources that cater to GLBTIQ individuals from different backgrounds.

  
  
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  BoysTown

  BoysTown helps disadvantaged children and young people aged to 25 years connect with the community.

  
  
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  Drama DownUnder

  The Drama DownUnder website provides information about some of the most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) experienced by gay men. The website also offers a free reminder service for sexual health check ups, as well as the ‘let him know’ function, whereby you can anonymously let any previous partners know that they may have been in contact with an STI and advises them to get a sexual health check.

  
  

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  Headspace

  Headspace is the national youth mental health foundation. They help young people who are going through a tough time. You can get health advice, support and information from headspace.

  
  
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  Marie Stopes International

  Marie Stopes International is an organisation which provides sexual and reproductive health services all over the world. They have clinics in most Australian capital cities, which offer services related to contraception and STIs, as well as performing abortions and vasectomies.

  
  
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  SameSame

  Australia’s #1 GLBTIQ website, SameSame is packed with news, features, forums, competitions, photos and more. Have a look!

  
  

New South Wales

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  Albion Street Centre

  This sexual health clinic is located in Surry Hills, Sydney, and specialises in the care of people living with HIV. They can help in many ways, as they have medical, nursing and psychological services, as well as an on-site nutritionist and pharmacist.

  
  
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  Family Planning New South Wales

  An independent, not-for-profit organisation focused on the promotion, collection and dissemination of reproductive and sexual health knowledge, information and services. Give them a call on 1300 658 886

  
  
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  Family Planning NSW Hunter Clinic

  Family Planning NSW Hunter provides a range of reproductive and sexual health services for men and women of all ages from all cultural backgrounds, and also provides information on any aspect of sexual health and sexuality, for young people, and men and women

  
  
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  NSW Health - Get Tested

  Information on the prevention, testing and and treatment of STIs. Give them a call on 1800 451 624

  
  
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  NSW HIV/AIDS Council

  The AIDS Council of NSW (ACON) is NSW's and Australia's largest community-based gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) health and HIV/AIDS organisation. Their mission is to improve the health and wellbeing of the GLBT community and people with HIV, and reduce HIV transmission.

  
  

Northern Territory

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  Clinic 34

  Clinic 34 offers free and confidential testing and treatment for STIs and Blood Borne Viruses. No medicare card or appointment necessary Address: 87 Mitchell Street, Darwin PO Box 40623 Casuarina NT 0811 Phone: (08) 8999 2678

  
  
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  Family Planning NT

  Family Planning NT, established in 1973 and located in major centres in the Northern Territory, is a non-profit Organisation, which aims to promote sexual health and rights for everyone.

  
  
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  NT HIV/AIDS Council

  NTAHC is the key Non-Government organisation working in the area of blood borne viruses, education and support in the Northern Territory that is recognised as a source of informed and professional advice.

  
  

Queensland

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  QLD Association for Healthy Communities (QAHC)

  Queensland Association for Healthy Communities promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Queenslanders. Their main areas of activity include: LGBT Health, Sexual Health, Indigenous Health and Capacity Development.

  
  
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  Queensland Positive People

  QPP is a peer-based advocacy organisation which is committed to actively promoting self-determination and empowerment for all people living with HIV (PLHIV) throughout Queensland.

  
  
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  Townsville Sexual Health Services

  The Townsville Sexual Health Service offers a free and confidential service for the community of Townsville and Thuringowa. The clinic offers comprehensive sexual and reproductive health service incorporating sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment as well as contraception counselling and advice, emergency contraception, and sexual assault counselling.

  
  

Sexual Health

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  AIDS Council of South Australia

  ACSA is the peak organisation responding to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Australia.

  
  
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  Drama DownUnder

  The Drama DownUnder website provides information about some of the most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) experienced by gay men. The website also offers a free reminder service for sexual health check ups, as well as the ‘let him know’ function, whereby you can anonymously let any previous partners know that they may have been in contact with an STI and advises them to get a sexual health check.

  
  
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  Get Clued Up

  This website has lots of information about Chlamydia, the most common STI in young Australians. Did you know that you can have Chlamydia without knowing it? Check out this page for lots of facts, written by doctors in Sydney and funded by the Federal Government.

  
  
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  I Stay Safe

  Run by the Queensland Government, this website can tell you all about sex, contraception and STIs. Come here for simple info that could help you when you least expect it, as well as links to Queensland statistics about STI rates.

  
  
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  It's Your Sex Life

  This website is funded by MTV, so it can't be too bad, right? Lots of information about everything related to sexual health - how to say no to sex, ways to have safe sex and information on STI testing.

  
  

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  Like It Is

  This website is run by the AIDS Council of NSW, and has lots of info about sex, sexuality, homophobia and more. They also have links to other websites with information, and to services (like doctors and counselors) who can help you out in the real world.

  
  
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  Not So Straight

  This website is run by the AIDS Council of NSW, and has lots of info about sex, sexuality, homophobia and more. They also have links to other websites with information, and to services (like doctors and counselors) who can help you out in the real world.

  
  
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  The Drama Down Under

  This site is aimed at gay men, and contains information about STIs (like signs and symptoms) and details for sexual health clinics across Australia. They also have a reminder service (can send you an SMS to remind you to get a sexual health check) and "let him know" service (where you can send an anonymous SMS or e-card to a partner and warn them about your diagnosis). WARNING: this site contains some sexually explicit material.

  
  
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  The Pleasure Project

  This very sexy website is all about giving people sexy tips on how to protect themselves. The clever folks who run the Pleasure Project also work with the erotic film industry, trying to make sure that their films promote messages about safe sex.

  
  
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  The Second Story Youth Service

  The Second Story (TSS) is the youth section of Women's and Children's Health Network. TSS is a free, confidential health service for young people aged 12 to 25 years. TSS see health as more than not being sick, it's about a balanced lifestyle that keeps you feeling OK: physical health (things like alcohol, drugs, smoking, nutrition) mental health (feeling stressed or down) sexual health (checks and information) social health (things like relationships with family and friends) emotional well-being (your feelings) environment (where you live, go to school or work) There is also a Health information line available between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday by calling 1300 13 17 19

  
  

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  Tune In Not Out

  A portal brimming with videos, factsheets, blogs and music to help you manage mental health, drugs, sex, independence, work, health and body image and more.

  
  
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  Your Sex Health

  This website is designed and run by people working at the University of Melbourne. Come here to find info and stories about sex, communication, pregnancy and much, much more.

  
  

Sexual Health Clinics

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  Albion Street Centre

  This sexual health clinic is located in Surry Hills, Sydney, and specialises in the care of people living with HIV. They can help in many ways, as they have medical, nursing and psychological services, as well as an on-site nutritionist and pharmacist.

  
  
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  Bendigo Community Health Services

  Offers STI and pregnancy testing as well as counseling for young people living in Bendigo. Call them on 5446 1600 or drop in at 171 Hargreaves St

  
  
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  Canberra Sexual Health and Family Planning (SHFPACT) Clinic

  Canberra’s Sexual Health and Family Planning ACT (SHFPACT) Clinic is conveniently located right next door to The Uni Pub. The clinic offers an extensive range of services including sexual health advice, STI screening, treatment and advice, counselling and contraceptive health advice and services. The services are administered by a team of sexual health nurses and doctors. Fees and charges do apply.

  
  
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  Canberra Sexual Health Centre

  Canberra Sexual Health Centre located on the Canberra Hospital campus provides free and confidential information, counselling and treatment. The Centre is staffed by doctors and nurses trained in the area of Sexual Health. The clinic provides advice and access to the latest information and treatment in the field. No appointment is necessary and the service is free, with no Medicare card required.

  
  
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  Centre Clinic (Victorian HIV/AIDS Council)

  Centre Clinic (Victorian HIV/AIDS Council) As well as running a website, the Victorian HIV/AIDS Council also has 2 clinics - in St Kilda and Northcote - which specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS and other STIs. All people living with HIV are welcome, though there is a focus on people who are attracted to the same sex (gay or lesbian) or to both sexes (bisexual). The St Kilda clinic is open late on Monday nights, as well as Saturdays, and all appointments are bulk billed through Medicare.

  
  

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  Clinic 34

  Clinic 34 offers free and confidential testing and treatment for STIs and Blood Borne Viruses. No medicare card or appointment necessary Address: 87 Mitchell Street, Darwin PO Box 40623 Casuarina NT 0811 Phone: (08) 8999 2678

  
  
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  Family Planning New South Wales

  An independent, not-for-profit organisation focused on the promotion, collection and dissemination of reproductive and sexual health knowledge, information and services. Give them a call on 1300 658 886

  
  
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  Family Planning NSW Hunter Clinic

  Family Planning NSW Hunter provides a range of reproductive and sexual health services for men and women of all ages from all cultural backgrounds, and also provides information on any aspect of sexual health and sexuality, for young people, and men and women

  
  
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  Family Planning NT

  Family Planning NT, established in 1973 and located in major centres in the Northern Territory, is a non-profit Organisation, which aims to promote sexual health and rights for everyone.

  
  
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  Family Planning Victoria

  Family Planning Victoria has sexual health clinics in Box Hill and Melbourne CBD, which offer a range of services including contraceptive advice, STI testing and pap smears. They also conduct regular outreach clinics in other parts of Melbourne. Check out their website for reliable information on STIs and sexual health.

  
  

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  Family Planning Western Australia

  A website which will tell you more about our services for community members and professionals, and provide you with information about sexual health issues. Can also give them a call on 9227 6178 (Perth Metro) or 1800 198 205 (for the rest of WA)

  
  
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  Let Them Know

  This page is run by the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre, and gives you ways - email, SMS and letter - to tell your partner that they could be at risk of an STI.

  
  
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  Marie Stopes International

  Marie Stopes International is an organisation which provides sexual and reproductive health services all over the world. They have clinics in most Australian capital cities, which offer services related to contraception and STIs, as well as performing abortions and vasectomies.

  
  
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  Melbourne Sexual Health Centre (MSHC)

  The MSHC is located in Melbourne CBD, and offers people a range of services - medical, nursing, counseling. They also have an onsite pharmacy and pathology testing, as well as a telephone information line. You don't need to make an appointment, and all their services are free. The MSHC is open weekdays (late on Thursday nights), and they have special clinics for men, women, people who are living with HIV, and men who have sex with men. They also have a great website, with lots of information about STIs and sexual health, and can refer you to sexual health clinics all over Australia!

  
  
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  Roe Street Centre

  Located at o 70 Roe St, Northbridge WA 6003, The Roe St Centre is a specialist counselling service in sexual health and relationship issues. Services are offered throughout Western Australia. The centre’s professional counsellors, who are qualified in the areas of social work, psychology and counseling. Clients need to book an appointment by phoning 9228 3693

  
  

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  SHineSA

  SHine SA is a leading sexual health agency in South Australia.

  
  
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  The Second Story Youth Service

  The Second Story (TSS) is the youth section of Women's and Children's Health Network. TSS is a free, confidential health service for young people aged 12 to 25 years. TSS see health as more than not being sick, it's about a balanced lifestyle that keeps you feeling OK: physical health (things like alcohol, drugs, smoking, nutrition) mental health (feeling stressed or down) sexual health (checks and information) social health (things like relationships with family and friends) emotional well-being (your feelings) environment (where you live, go to school or work) There is also a Health information line available between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday by calling 1300 13 17 19

  
  
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  Townsville Sexual Health Services

  The Townsville Sexual Health Service offers a free and confidential service for the community of Townsville and Thuringowa. The clinic offers comprehensive sexual and reproductive health service incorporating sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment as well as contraception counselling and advice, emergency contraception, and sexual assault counselling.

  
  

South Australia

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  AIDS Council of South Australia

  ACSA is the peak organisation responding to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Australia.

  
  
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  SHineSA

  SHine SA is a leading sexual health agency in South Australia.

  
  
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  The Second Story Youth Service

  The Second Story (TSS) is the youth section of Women's and Children's Health Network. TSS is a free, confidential health service for young people aged 12 to 25 years. TSS see health as more than not being sick, it's about a balanced lifestyle that keeps you feeling OK: physical health (things like alcohol, drugs, smoking, nutrition) mental health (feeling stressed or down) sexual health (checks and information) social health (things like relationships with family and friends) emotional well-being (your feelings) environment (where you live, go to school or work) There is also a Health information line available between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday by calling 1300 13 17 19

  
  

Stigma

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  Stigma Action Network (SAN)

  Stigma and fear of stigma increase the likelihood that people will avoid getting tested for HIV, disclosing their status to partners, seeking care and adhering to treatment. Launched in 2010, SAN is a collaborative endeavor that aims to coordinate efforts to develop and expand program, research and advocacy strategies for reducing HIV stigma worldwide, including mobilizing stakeholders, delivering program and policy solutions, and maximizing investments in HIV programs and services globally.

  
  

Tasmania

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  Rash Decisions

  A youth service of Family Planning Tasmania, Rash Decisions is a community organisation that provides sexual health services to people of all ages all over Tasmania. It provides Tasmanians with sexual health advice, checkups and education and has locations in Hobart, Launceston and Burnie. This website has some great info on sex, relationships and heaps of other stuff, so check it out!

  
  
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  Sexual Health Service Tasmania

  Sexual Health Service Tasmania is a state-wide service with offices in Hobart, Launceston, Burnie and Devonport. The service is staffed by doctors, nurses, counsellors, educators and administrative officers. The Sexual Health Service provides people with the opportunity to enhance their sexual health and well being. The Sexual Health Service provides clinical services, counseling and education around all areas of sexual health, and can provide information in writing, over the telephone and in person.

  
  
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  Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Diseases

  The Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Diseases is Tasmania's primary, non-government HIV and hepatitis body. It works to minimise the impact of HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C in the community. This includes working with people living with HIV/AIDS and/or hepatitis C and people who may be at risk of HIV or hepatitis C. This website also contains heaps of relevant information about HIV and has useful links. Check it out if you want to get involved!

  
  
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  Tune In Not Out

  A portal brimming with videos, factsheets, blogs and music to help you manage mental health, drugs, sex, independence, work, health and body image and more.

  
  

Townsville

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  Townsville Sexual Health Services

  The Townsville Sexual Health Service offers a free and confidential service for the community of Townsville and Thuringowa. The clinic offers comprehensive sexual and reproductive health service incorporating sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment as well as contraception counselling and advice, emergency contraception, and sexual assault counselling.

  
  

Victoria

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  Bentley's Migration Law

  Constantine Stamopoulos and the team at Bentley's Migration Law specialise in HIV partner visa migration.

  
  
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  Centre Clinic (Victorian HIV/AIDS Council)

  Centre Clinic (Victorian HIV/AIDS Council) As well as running a website, the Victorian HIV/AIDS Council also has 2 clinics - in St Kilda and Northcote - which specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS and other STIs. All people living with HIV are welcome, though there is a focus on people who are attracted to the same sex (gay or lesbian) or to both sexes (bisexual). The St Kilda clinic is open late on Monday nights, as well as Saturdays, and all appointments are bulk billed through Medicare.

  
  
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  Country Awareness Network (CAN)

  Provide information on sexual health and STIs, as well as useful links to health services available in Bendigo and other rural areas. Call them 5443 8355

  
  
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  Family Planning Victoria

  Family Planning Victoria has sexual health clinics in Box Hill and Melbourne CBD, which offer a range of services including contraceptive advice, STI testing and pap smears. They also conduct regular outreach clinics in other parts of Melbourne. Check out their website for reliable information on STIs and sexual health.

  
  
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  Let Them Know

  This page is run by the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre, and gives you ways - email, SMS and letter - to tell your partner that they could be at risk of an STI.

  
  

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  Marie Stopes International

  Marie Stopes International is an organisation which provides sexual and reproductive health services all over the world. They have clinics in most Australian capital cities, which offer services related to contraception and STIs, as well as performing abortions and vasectomies.

  
  
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  Melbourne Sexual Health Centre (MSHC)

  The MSHC is located in Melbourne CBD, and offers people a range of services - medical, nursing, counseling. They also have an onsite pharmacy and pathology testing, as well as a telephone information line. You don't need to make an appointment, and all their services are free. The MSHC is open weekdays (late on Thursday nights), and they have special clinics for men, women, people who are living with HIV, and men who have sex with men. They also have a great website, with lots of information about STIs and sexual health, and can refer you to sexual health clinics all over Australia!

  
  
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  Minus 18

  Minus18 is Australia’s largest youth run network for same sex attracted and gender diverse teens.

  
  

Western Australia

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  Family Planning Western Australia

  A website which will tell you more about our services for community members and professionals, and provide you with information about sexual health issues. Can also give them a call on 9227 6178 (Perth Metro) or 1800 198 205 (for the rest of WA)

  
  
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  Quarry Health Centre (Fremantle)

  Quarry Health Centre for Under 25s, provides clinical, counselling and education services to young people. Give them a call on 9430 4544

  
  
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  Roe Street Centre

  Located at o 70 Roe St, Northbridge WA 6003, The Roe St Centre is a specialist counselling service in sexual health and relationship issues. Services are offered throughout Western Australia. The centre’s professional counsellors, who are qualified in the areas of social work, psychology and counseling. Clients need to book an appointment by phoning 9228 3693

  
  
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  WA HIV/AIDS Council

  The WA AIDS council, established in 1985, leads the Western Australian community in the provision of a wide range of services in the prevention of HIV, and the treatment and care of people living with HIV/AIDS.

  
  

Youth Health

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  BoysTown

  BoysTown helps disadvantaged children and young people aged to 25 years connect with the community.

  
  
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  Headspace

  Headspace is the national youth mental health foundation. They help young people who are going through a tough time. You can get health advice, support and information from headspace.

  
  
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  SameSame

  Australia’s #1 GLBTIQ website, SameSame is packed with news, features, forums, competitions, photos and more. Have a look!

  
  
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  SHineSA

  SHine SA is a leading sexual health agency in South Australia.

  
  
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  Somazone

  This website is run by the Australian Drug Foundation, and has lots of facts about sex, health, relationships and drugs. Come here to find all sorts of info, as well as stories from other young people.

  
  

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  The Junction

  The Junction Youth Health Service provides primary health care for young people aged 12 years to 25 years and their dependents living in the ACT and surrounding areas, with a focus on at risk and homeless youth. Among other things, the clinic offers specific sexual and mental health services.

  
  
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  The Second Story Youth Service

  The Second Story (TSS) is the youth section of Women's and Children's Health Network. TSS is a free, confidential health service for young people aged 12 to 25 years. TSS see health as more than not being sick, it's about a balanced lifestyle that keeps you feeling OK: physical health (things like alcohol, drugs, smoking, nutrition) mental health (feeling stressed or down) sexual health (checks and information) social health (things like relationships with family and friends) emotional well-being (your feelings) environment (where you live, go to school or work) There is also a Health information line available between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday by calling 1300 13 17 19

  
  
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  Tune In Not Out

  A portal brimming with videos, factsheets, blogs and music to help you manage mental health, drugs, sex, independence, work, health and body image and more.