Campaign Materials

Sexual Health Month

4th September – 2nd October 2023

Spread awareness about Sexual Health Month

Sexual Health Month runs from 4th September to 2nd October 2023

The Multicultural Health & Support Service has been engaged by the Victorian Government’s Department of Health to lead the CALD campaign for Sexual Health Month.

We’ve developed a suite of resources for you to share to support this campaign among your stakeholders and community to encourage them to “TALK, TEST & TREAT”.

Additional suggestions to keep in mind:

    • Hashtags – Use these hashtags on your social media posts #sexualhealthmonth#TalkTestTreat and #catchupcare during Sexual Health Week to join the conversation and share information, pictures and videos.
    • ShareShare messages with Talk. Test. Treat. campaign graphics or use your own images, GIFs, and videos.
    • Follow and tag – Follow and tag @CEH_Aus on Twitter and @CEHAustralia on Facebook.

Download Campaign Materials

Sexual health campaign social media tiles available for free, for the general public, health care workers, your networks and communities. Thank you for your support in raising awareness of sexual health.

Please Note: When using images with people please CREDIT: ( Stock photo. Posed by model)

Videos

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Social media tiles (rectangle)

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Social media tiles (square)

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Suggested social media wording: 

  • Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) do NOT discriminate. Anyone who has unprotected sex can get an STI. Visit www.talktesttreat.org.au for more information.
  • Talk, Test & Treat. These 3 small actions can protect you and your partner’s sexual health! Visit www.talktesttreat.org.au for more information.
  • TALK about sexual health with your friends, partner, doctor, nurse or anyone you feel comfortable talking to.
    Visit www.talktesttreat.org.au  for more information.
  • Don’t delay your care – get TESTED for STIs and treated today. You can leave your home to get tested or treated for an STI even during COVID. Visit www.talktesttreat.org.au for more information.
  • There are many types of STIs and the good news is – MOST are curable, and ALL are TREATABLE. Visit www.talktesttreat.org.au for more information.
  • If you’re sexually active, you should get an STI test at least once every 12 months or between new sexual partners.
    Visit www.talktesttreat.org.au  for more information.
  • Get an STI TEST for your safety and the safety of your partner/s. It’s the only way to know for sure if you have an STI. STI testing is quick, easy and usually painless.

WHERE CAN I BE TESTED AND TREATED?

 

  • Sexual health clinics
  • GP clinics
  • Community health centres

For translated information on sexual health and sexually transmitted infections visit Health Translations at https://www.healthtranslations.vic.gov.au/