Healthy Sexuality & Harm Reduction

The Healthy Sexuality and Harm Reduction team works at multiple levels to promote healthy sexuality and harm reduction; to reduce the burden of sexually-transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBIs); to diminish other harms associated with sexuality, drug use, and society’s response to these practices; and to redress social and health inequities.

Service Area Information and Frameworks

HSHR Conceptual Framework & Strategic Priorities under development

Major Initiatives

Reports

Annual Program Monitoring Reports

2018 Program Monitoring Report

2017 Program Monitoring Report (August 2018)

2016 Program Monitoring Report (February 2017)

2015 Program Monitoring Report (January 2016)

2014 Program Monitoring Report (February 2015)

Social Marketing Reports

Healthy Sexuality Marketing Campaign Evaluation Report 2016-17 (April 2017)

Healthy Sexuality Marketing Campaign Evaluation Report 2015 (October 2015)

Health Communication and Healthy Sexuality: Reports, Articles, Resources, and Planning Tools (April 2015)

Miscellaneous Reports

Impact of a social media campaign targeting men who have sex with men during an outbreak of syphilis in Winnipeg, Canada (February 2016)

Presentations

Conference Presentations

HSHR organizes or partners on annual conferences or knowledge translation and exchange events. These events are aimed at professionals wishing to learn about the prevention and treatment of STBBIs and the promotion of healthy sexuality and harm reduction. Presentations from past conferences can be found below.

2015: Sex and STIgma Matters

2016: Emerging Trends and Strategies: Knowledge Translation Event

2017: Drug and Overdose Matters

2018: Community Matters

 

Fact Sheets

Update on Infectious Syphilis - For Health Care Providers (January 2020)

Syphilis in the Winnipeg Health Region – Letter to Health Care Providers (January 2020)

Sexually Transmitted and Blood Borne Infections in Manitoba – What to do? (July 2018)

 

 

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