Sexual Health Victoria

Sexual Health Victoria At Sexual Health Victoria we embrace diversity and welcome everyone of all genders, sex, age, cultural background, sexual orientation, religion and ability.

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You asked, we listened! From this Monday, 9 February 2026, SHV will be introducing STI telehealth appointments. Our STI ...
08/02/2026

You asked, we listened!

From this Monday, 9 February 2026, SHV will be introducing STI telehealth appointments.

Our STI telehealth clinics will offer appointments for people who are asymptomatic (showing no symptoms) and seeking STI screening, including those who require regular testing due to increased risk. All patients will have the opportunity to discuss their screening needs and referrals to a pathology service can also be arranged.

These telehealth appointments will be bulk-billed for Medicare card holders*.

For any questions about what this means for you, please call our friendly reception team on 1800 013 952.

*Please note: Appointment and pathology collection fees apply for patients without a Medicare card.

This just came to us. Here is everything you need to know about premature ej*******on.
05/02/2026

This just came to us.

Here is everything you need to know about premature ej*******on.

04/02/2026

Many believe that “s*x” refers only to vaginal pe*******on by a p***s, but it includes much more!

Watch one of our educators, Tessa, break down how s*x is always more about pleasure rather than pe*******on. From consensual kissing to feeling to touching, s*xual experiences and preferences differ from person to person.

01/02/2026

Cervical screening is an essential tool in preventing cervical cancer – but many people are unsure if, or when, they need a test.

This Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, we've teamed up with RANZCOG to develop a guide to help you understand who needs screening, when to see a GP, and how often a Cervical Screening Test is recommended.

The Cervical Screening Test checks for human papillomavirus (HPV), which causes almost all cases of cervical cancer. Detecting HPV early saves lives by helping prevent cancer before it develops. You can choose to have a healthcare provider collect the sample using a speculum and small brush, or you can self-collect the sample using a small swab. Both options are equally as accurate at detecting HPV.

💬 If you are experiencing symptoms you are concerned about, or are unsure what applies to you, speak with your GP.

30/01/2026

In this episode, Em from S*xual Health Victoria speaks with William Ward-Boas about including people with cognitive disability in consent education. Listen to William reflect on relationships and consent through their lived experience, and hear about SHV’s Consent Matters - Disability program.

Listen to the full episode on Spotify or Apple.

29/01/2026

Are you due for your Cervical Screening Test and live in regional or rural NSW?

Cervical cancer is preventable and just one test every five years could save your life. 💜

You can access the Test with many different health professionals. Stay up to date with your screening by knowing the local options available to you.

Sometimes, the best things in life come in pairs - or in this case, doubles. 🎾Condom + l**e = plays well together. S*x +...
29/01/2026

Sometimes, the best things in life come in pairs - or in this case, doubles. 🎾

Condom + l**e = plays well together.

S*x + consent = always the perfect match.

Just like in the Australian Open, take breaks when needed, communicate clearly and play safe.

Our Hottest 100 of 2025 just dropped. Here are our top 10. What was your favourite track?
28/01/2026

Our Hottest 100 of 2025 just dropped.

Here are our top 10.

What was your favourite track?

27/01/2026

S*x ed is about so much more than condoms and pregnancy prevention (if we're doing it right). What would you add?

27/01/2026

Have you been hearing about LARCs a lot lately?

LARCs stands for Long Acting Reversible Contraception and can prevent pregnancy for several months to years. LARCs are also option for people wanting to use contraception without needing to remember daily reminders.

This video contains everything you need to know about LARCs.

22/01/2026

Be aware of the signs and symptoms of cervical cancer and take timely action.

We heard 2016 is back, but we're locking our attention on the s*xual health achievements that have occurred over the pas...
22/01/2026

We heard 2016 is back, but we're locking our attention on the s*xual health achievements that have occurred over the past decade.

Since 2016, s*xual and reproductive health has come a long way - from new contraceptives added to the PBS to mandatory consent education in Australian schools. In 2026, we're looking towards more big wins in the s*xual health space.

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Melbourne, VIC
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