sexual health services

TAIHS Doctors and Health Workers provide education, awareness, health promotion, prevention and early intervention strategies to clients and the wider community regarding sexual and reproductive health.

Having a sexual health check is good way to test, treat and manage any infections or blood borne viruses. Testing may include urine and/or blood testing and an examination by your Doctor where symptoms may be present. You can also ask your Doctor any questions about sexual health.

Services include:

  • Sexual health checks
  • Treatments and follow up
  • Free condoms
  • Free pregnancy testing
  • PAP Smears
  • Contraception advice
  • Long Acting  Reversible Contraceptive (LARC), Implanon, Intra Uterine Device (IUD), Mirena insertion and removals)
  • Hepatitis A & B vaccination
  • Women’s and Men’s sexual and reproductive health education and information

People who are encouraged to have a sexual health if they:

  • have had unsafe sexual contact
  • have not protected themselves during sexual activity
  • have been with multiple sexual partners
  • have started or ended a relationship
  • have shared injecting or tattooing