Developed by a national task force of experts in the fields of adolescent development, health care and education. Provides a framework of key concepts, and messages that all sexuality education programs would ideally include. 

SIECUS - Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States

A survey of WA Year 10-12's outlining: knowledge about STIs/BBVs; sexual behaviours; contraception use; online experiences; and informal/formal sexual health education.

SECCA is a non-profit organisation which supports people with disabilities to learn about relationships, sexuality and sexual health. 

They provide counselling, resources and consultancy to people with disabilities and their supports.

Hepatitis WA is a non-profit organisation which provides services to people living with or affected by viral hepatitis. 

Services include: 

Clinical services

• Clinical services for screening, managing and treating viral hepatitis.
• Bulk-billing GP service for vulnerable populations 

Education

• Provide educational session to students on hepatitis and preventing transmission. 

GAIN is a non-profit volunteer-run organisation raising awareness for gynaecological health. 

Services include: 

Website

• Houses information on gynaecological and sexual health 

Awareness raising 

• Advocacy and awareness raising for gynaecological health and conditions. 

eSafeKids is a non-profit organisation that educates, equips and empowers children and young people to have safe and positive experiences support and inspire parents, carers, educators and other professionals to talk with children about Protective Behaviours, body safety, esafety, digital wellness and pornography.

Services include: 

Professional development 

• Training and resoureces for school staff regarding esafety, pornography and body safety.

Student workshops 

Dr YES is a schools-based harm minimisation intiative facilitated by the Australian Medical Association. 

Services provided: 

High school education sessions:

• Specially trained volunteer medical students into high schools to have frank, open discussions on topics concerning youth health including sexual health.

The Youth Educating Peers (YEP) Project is part of the Youth Affairs Council of WA and provides support and education regarding sexual health and relationships, using a peer-based model. 

Services include: 

Peer-based sexual health education. 

• Facilitates interactive, peer-based sexual health sessions on a range of topics including safer sex, consent and relationships. 

Free resources