Us Mob and HIV (5th edition) is for Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander people. It contains information that deals with
both men’s and women’s business.
It was produced by Health Equity Matters in partnership with the Anwernekenhe
National HIV Alliance (ANA). The first two editions of this
booklet were known as ‘HIV/AIDS and Us Mob’.
The Better To Know booklet provides useful information on STIs, HIV and consent when it comes to sex, for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It covers both men's and women's business, and includes content relevant to sistergirls, brotherboys, and other gender-diverse and rainbow mob communities.
Join Mason and Tahlia for a yarn about HIV and STI testing, and why making testing part of your regular health routine is nothing to be shame about. They discuss how HIV and STI testing can be included as part of a general health check, helping to normalise testing as part of looking after your overall health and wellbeing.
Join Kye and Jay for a yarn about PrEP, HIV prevention and looking after your sexual health. Through a casual yarn, they explore what PrEP is, how it helps prevent HIV, and the importance of having open, stigma-free conversations about sexual health and wellbeing.
A sexual health website for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including information about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), where to find clinics and Aboriginal Medical Services, and online services to let partners know about STIs and to register for sexual health check-up reminders.
PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) is a medication
that is taken every day for a month after a
potential exposure to HIV.
The PEP medications are the same medications
that HIV-positive people use as HIV treatment.
Get PrEP’D is an Australian national initiative for gay, bisexual and other men (cis or trans), non-binary inclusive, who have sex with men about PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis).
HIV PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) factsheet from the Get PrEP’D campaign, an Australian national initiative for gay, bisexual and other men (cis or trans), non-binary inclusive, who have sex with men about PrEP.
The notion of Talk, Test, Treat for effective Sexually Transmissible Infections and Blood Borne Viruses Prevention and Health Promotion among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People and MSM (Men who have Sex with Men).
