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INCREASING AWARENESS OF SEXUALLY TRANSMISSIBLE INFECTIONS (STIS) AND BLOOD-BORNE
VIRUSES (BBVS) IN ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER COMMUNITIES ACROSS
AUSTRALIA.

 


WELCOME TO YOUNG DEADLY FREE

Rates of STIs and BBVs in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities have
been way too high for way too long – especially for young people in remote
communities. It’s time to turn this around. This means making regular sexual
health checks a normal part of life for sexually active young people – without
stigma and without shame. We need to encourage people in remote communities to
test for STIs and BBVs. This starts with educating people in remote communities
about STIs and BBVs and getting whole communities involved in getting rates
down.

This website is a one-stop shop for resources about STIs and BBVs affecting
young people in regional and remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
communities. These resources have been developed and collated by the South
Australian Health and Medical Research Institute as part of two initiatives
funded by the Australian Government Department of Health:

– the Remote STI and BBV Project – Young, deadly, STI and BBV free
– the Young, deadly, syphilis free campaign.



 


WHO ARE THE RESOURCES FOR?

There are resources for young people in remote Aboriginal communities, as well
as resources for Elders, parents, youth workers and other community leaders –
with tips on how the whole community can work with young people to encourage STI
and BBV testing, and knockout STIs and BBVs.

We also provide resources for clinicians working in remote communities,
including videos, links to testing and treatment guidelines.

 

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this website
contains images of people who have passed away. With permission from their
families, we have continued to use their images to acknowledge and honour their
contributions in making our communities healthy and strong.



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