Booking an appointment in your language - Arabic
عيادات تنظيم الأسرة في أستراليا جاهزة لمساعدتك في تلبية احتياجات الرعاية الصحية الإنجابية والجنسية.
نريد أ ن ندعمك لتع يش ح ياة صح ية .
تقدم عيادات تنظيم الأسرة في أستراليا مجموعة من خدمات الصحة الإنجابية والجنسية لجميع الأجناس
ولأاعم ار . وتشمل هذه ال خدم ات :
- وسائل م نع الحمل (تحد يد النسل ا)ل:معلومات والإجراءات بما في ذلك إدخال و/أو إزالة غرسات
وطقع القناة الم نو ية ( IUD) من ع الحمل أو اللو ل ب الرحمي
Aboriginal Health Worker Cervical Screening Training
Commencing in March 2023, Family Planning Australia is delivering free cervical screening training for Aboriginal Health Workers across NSW.
Choice and Control: Yarning about Cervical Screening Tests Community Education Sessions
Free information sessions on cervical screening for Aboriginal women in Western NSW are being held by Family Planning NSW, supported by the Cancer Institute NSW.
Freedom Condom Project
The best things in life are FREE. Freedom Condom is a friendly, confidential way for young people to access free condoms, lube and sexual health information.
Health Promotion
Community Education
We know that reproductive and sexual health can sometimes be difficult to talk about.
We believe it is incredibly important for each of us to know and understand all parts of our bodies, how to look after ourselves and how to stay safe.
The health promotion team at Family Planning NSW are available to visit your school or service (or have you over to one of our clinics), to talk about a range of related topics with groups.
Sex Safe and Fun
Sex, Safe and Fun is a resource pack for teaching people with intellectual disability about positive safe sex messages
Your Child's Growing Sexuality
Your Child's Growing Sexuality: a guide for parents and carers of children with intellectual disability
Disability Advocacy
Family Planning NSW advocates for the reproductive and sexual health rights of people with disability.
Yarning about Girls Business
Yarning about Girls Business is a youth friendly resource developed specifically for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and girls focusing on periods and menstruation.
Am I ready?
Having sex for the first time (or with a new partner) is a big decision and may make you feel nervous, anxious, excited or confused.
Sex can also mean different things for different people. For some people it can be an extremely personal and intimate experience and for others it might just be about the physical experience. Your views on sex could also be influenced by your personal and/or family values, beliefs or religion.
Whatever sex means to you, there are a few things you need to consider before you start having sex:
