The Sexual Health Network hosted its first Sexual Health Conference today, in Cork City Hall.

The Sexual Health Network is delighted to host its first Sexual Health Conference on Wednesday, February 12th 2020 from 12:30 to 16:30 in Cork City Council.

On November 30th, 2019 the Sexual Health Centre Cork is leading a World AIDS Day Campaign in conjunction with parkrun, sexualwellbeing.ie, Healthy Ireland and the Health Service Executive to promote HIV testing services in Ireland.

The Sexual Health Centre is now seeking an exceptional individual to join our team and help lead the transformation for innovative communication within our service delivery team.

The Sexual Health Centre is currently recruiting volunteers for our peer-led rapid HIV testing programme for men who have sex with men. Our testing programme aims to make testing as easy and accessible as possible.

The Sexual Health Centre, Cork, published its annual report, with figures indicating a significant rise in public demand for sexual health services, counselling and support.

Today marked the announcement of a long-awaited PrEP programme in Ireland. PrEP will be provided as part of a holistic service that includes frequent monitoring for adherence and side effects, testing for HIV and other STIs, counselling and advice on safer sex practices.

The Sexual Health Centre, a Not-for-Profit, Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) providing services in relation to sexual health, sexuality, healthy relationships and wellbeing, is proud to announce the launch of its 5-year Strategic Plan.

Thank you all for joining us for the World AIDS Day Run on December 1st! You helped us raise awareness of the importance of regular HIV testing. Can you spot yourself on these photos?

On December 1st 2018 the Sexual Health Centre Cork is leading a World AIDS Day Campaign in conjunction with parkrun, sexualwellbeing.ie, Healthy Ireland and the Health Service Executive to promote HIV testing services in Ireland. The event focuses on knowing your HIV status with the tagline “Everyone has a HIV status. What’s yours?”.

In the lead up to World AIDS Day, the Sexual Health Centre Cork has launched a report on the Lived Experience of HIV-positive Young People. The report explores the realities of living with HIV in Ireland, associated stigma and its impact on the mental and physical health of the people affected by it, as well the significance of the support services and peer-to-peer programmes.

On December 1st 2018 the Sexual Health Centre Cork is leading a World AIDS Day Campaign in conjunction with parkrun, sexualwellbeing.ie, Healthy Ireland and the Health Service Executive to promote HIV testing services in Ireland.

The Sexual Health Centre is launching PhotoVoice HIV on the 28th November at 5:30pm in St Peter’s Church in the lead up to World AIDS Day 2018.

The goal of PhotoVoice HIV is to highlight the lives of people living with HIV (PLWHIV) and/or their significant others. On November 28th, the participants will get a chance to share their personal insights and experiences in a gallery setting.

If I have an STI, I will know immediately. If I only have oral sex, I can’t contract a sexually transmitted infection. The only people who get AIDS in this country are drug users and guys in homosexual relationships. Check out the 8 STI myths busted.

The Sexual Health Centre was proud to have received the GSK Ireland IMPACT award. We’re delighted to introduce our brand new promotional video that they’ve put together.

Our organisation understands the many challenges that sex workers face, from the law, from stigma and from judgement. We believe sex workers deserve to have the same access to sexual health care as anyone else.