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Young Deadly Free supports First Nations communities across Australia with information on STIs, including syphilis, and how often and where to get a free STI test.

In Real Life is a guide to sex and relationships for 15 to 18 year olds. Everyday people and health experts answer questions about sex, relationships, pregnancy, STIs and contraception.

Open Doors Youth Service supports young people with diverse genders, bodies and sexualities.

QLIFE is for LGBTIQ+ people and their family and friends. They offer peer based phone and web chat support about sexuality, gender, bodies, feelings and relationships.

MCWH - Multicultural Centre for Women's Health has culturally appropriate health information and services for Queensland's culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities. This includes a hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, and sexual health program

Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ) works with multicultural communities to help people access hepatitis, HIV and STI information, testing and treatment services.

Youth Link works with disadvantaged, homeless and at-risk young people in Cairns. They offer services and support in health (including sexual and reproductive health), housing, and emergency relief.

Frank answers the awkward questions and has real life information on relationships, body, sex and sexual health.

Rapid offers free testing for HIV and other STIs, run by a trained peer. It’s for people who don’t have any symptoms and is in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. It’s open after hours, free, and you don’t need a Medicare card or an appointment.

Better Access Medical Clinic (QuIHN) provides health services, including sexual health, to people who use drugs.

Queensland Positive People is a peer-based organisation that supports people living with HIV.

True Relationships provides sexual health services, including contraception and gynaecological care in Brisbane and regional Queensland.