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Promoting Wellbeing: Rosny and Elizabeth Colleges Lead the Way The significance of well-being expos in educational institutions such as Colleges cannot be overstated. Such events play a crucial role in…
🟡 R U OK? Day – A conversation could change a life. 💛
At Family Planning Tasmania, we know that mental health and emotional wellbeing are closely linked to our sexual and reproductive health.
Today, on R U OK? Day, we’re reminding everyone to check in with the people around them. You don’t need to be an expert—just a good listener.
💬 Ask the question: R U OK?
🧡 Listen with an open mind
🤝 Encourage action
🔄 Check in
Whether you're a friend, a parent, a colleague, or a community member—your support can make a real difference.
If you're not OK, that's OK too. You’re not alone, and support is available.
Need to talk? Reach out to us or someone you trust. You matter. 💛
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AUSLARC Scholarships are now open! Fully funded LARC training + travel support for eligible health professionals.
Led by Sexual and Reproductive Health Australia (SRHA) in partnership with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), AUSLARC provides fully funded Implanon and IUD training across Australia.
This initiative received grant funding from the Australian Government and includes a national evaluation framework to support long-term impact and sustainability.
By supporting health professionals, AUSLARC helps increase access and choice in reproductive healthcare.
We’ve updated our eligibility criteria based on stakeholder feedback, please check the website for details.
Register here: srha.org.au/auslarc
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Most people with a sexually transmitted infection (STI) won’t have any symptoms and can unknowingly pass it on. The upside? All STIs are treatable.
STIs are on the rise across Australia. In the last 10 years alone, syphilis cases have tripled, and gonorrhoea cases have doubled. Up to 80% of people with an STI show no symptoms, but that doesn’t mean the infection isn’t active or contagious.
It’s simple: Get tested. Get treated.
Testing is quick, private, and often doesn’t even require seeing a doctor. Don’t wait for symptoms. If you’re sexually active, make testing part of your health routine.
Find your local clinic: srha.org.au/clinics
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