Talking and teaching about sexual health

This self-paced online course provides youth workers with the knowledge, strategies, and resources to confidently support young people in making informed decisions about sexual health, including consent, STIs, contraception, and working with priority populations.

This one-day face-to-face course helps community and health workers build knowledge and confidence when discussing reproductive and sexual health with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, including refugees and newly-arrived migrants. Featuring hands-on activities and up-to-date information, topics include sexuality in context, practical conversation strategies, current community health issues, and FPA support services. Designed for community and health sector workers supporting communities' health, wellbeing, and settlement of the CALD population.

The Health Promotion team at Family Planning Australia provide engaging community education sessions for schools and community groups. Get in touch to request a face-to-face session or live interactive webinar. Choose from our list of topics or request a session tailored to your needs.

This 1.5-hour webinar for educators of Year 7-12 students focuses on consent and healthy relationships with resources for continued learning and alignment to the NSW PDHPE Syllabus.

Fine-tune your knowledge of sexuality and sexual health education for secondary school students in this 1-hour webinar for teachers, school leaders and school wellbeing staff.

This 1.5-hour webinar is designed for disability sector workers and explores supported decision-making, empowering people with intellectual disability to make their own choices in sexuality and relationships while navigating the challenges of over-protection and risk-taking.

This 2-hour webinar for workers who support clients with intellectual disability explores sexualised behaviours of concern in people with intellectual disability, offering strategies to differentiate between healthy and harmful behaviours, and practical approaches to guide healthy sexual behaviour in the disability sector.

This 2-day course is designed for workers in the disability service sector with a focus on best practices for educating clients with intellectual disability on relationships, sexuality, and sexual health while balancing duty of care and dignity of risk

This one-day face-to-face course helps community and health workers build knowledge and confidence when discussing reproductive and sexual health with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, including refugees and newly-arrived migrants. Featuring hands-on activities and up-to-date information, topics include sexuality in context, practical conversation strategies, current community health issues, and FPA support services. Designed for community and health sector workers supporting communities' health, wellbeing, and settlement of the CALD population.

The Health Promotion team at Family Planning Australia provide engaging community education sessions for schools and community groups. Get in touch to request a face-to-face session or live interactive webinar. Choose from our list of topics or request a session tailored to your needs.

This 2-day course is designed for workers in the disability service sector with a focus on best practices for educating clients with intellectual disability on relationships, sexuality, and sexual health while balancing duty of care and dignity of risk

This self-paced online course provides youth workers with the knowledge, strategies, and resources to confidently support young people in making informed decisions about sexual health, including consent, STIs, contraception, and working with priority populations.

This one-day face-to-face course helps community and health workers build knowledge and confidence when discussing reproductive and sexual health with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, including refugees and newly-arrived migrants. Featuring hands-on activities and up-to-date information, topics include sexuality in context, practical conversation strategies, current community health issues, and FPA support services. Designed for community and health sector workers supporting communities' health, wellbeing, and settlement of the CALD population.

The Health Promotion team at Family Planning Australia provide engaging community education sessions for schools and community groups. Get in touch to request a face-to-face session or live interactive webinar. Choose from our list of topics or request a session tailored to your needs.

This 1.5-hour webinar for educators of Year 7-12 students focuses on consent and healthy relationships with resources for continued learning and alignment to the NSW PDHPE Syllabus.

Fine-tune your knowledge of sexuality and sexual health education for secondary school students in this 1-hour webinar for teachers, school leaders and school wellbeing staff.

This 1.5-hour webinar is designed for disability sector workers and explores supported decision-making, empowering people with intellectual disability to make their own choices in sexuality and relationships while navigating the challenges of over-protection and risk-taking.

This 2-hour webinar for workers who support clients with intellectual disability explores sexualised behaviours of concern in people with intellectual disability, offering strategies to differentiate between healthy and harmful behaviours, and practical approaches to guide healthy sexual behaviour in the disability sector.

This 2-day course is designed for workers in the disability service sector with a focus on best practices for educating clients with intellectual disability on relationships, sexuality, and sexual health while balancing duty of care and dignity of risk

This 1.5-hour webinar for educators of Year 7-12 students focuses on consent and healthy relationships with resources for continued learning and alignment to the NSW PDHPE Syllabus.

Fine-tune your knowledge of sexuality and sexual health education for secondary school students in this 1-hour webinar for teachers, school leaders and school wellbeing staff.

This 1.5-hour webinar is designed for disability sector workers and explores supported decision-making, empowering people with intellectual disability to make their own choices in sexuality and relationships while navigating the challenges of over-protection and risk-taking.

This 2-hour webinar for workers who support clients with intellectual disability explores sexualised behaviours of concern in people with intellectual disability, offering strategies to differentiate between healthy and harmful behaviours, and practical approaches to guide healthy sexual behaviour in the disability sector.

This self-paced online course provides youth workers with the knowledge, strategies, and resources to confidently support young people in making informed decisions about sexual health, including consent, STIs, contraception, and working with priority populations.