Sexual violence affects many people, including those who are often under-represented in conversations around it. Some of these people might be youth, adult men, seniors, and people who identify as indigenous, transgender, and people living with different abilities. To help address this gap in awareness, we are holding a one-time group to allow people to talk about …
Has the Sexual Health Centre affected your life in a positive way? We’d love to hear from you! Send us a picture, email, or video about how the SHCLC has changed you—or how you have changed it. Maybe you used to volunteer for us. Or maybe we’re the place you got your first condoms. Perhaps …
Nova Scotia Association for Sexual Health May 1, 2014 The Nova Scotia Association for Sexual Health (NSASH) stands in solidarity with the Mogentaler Clinic in Fredericton, as wells with the many pro-choice activists who are working to change the laws in New Brunswick that make access to abortion difficult. The clinic is closing because the …
Read moreStatement of Solidarity from the Nova Scotia Association for Sexual Health
“As gay rights advance across the US, there is one group that feels it has long been neglected and isolated – the elderly. But that may now be changing, with a series of retirement housing projects opening to serve the gay community.” This short clip from the BBC shows one group of LGBTQ folks who …
The Nova Scotia Association for Sexual Health is doing a community consultation about the sexual health resources and services available in your area. Please consider completing the survey, it would be a big help for the organization. Our goals in doing this consultation are to seek input from the diverse communities throughout Nova Scotia about …