New Payment Guidelines
As of December 1, 2010 we are no longer able to accept cheques for payment. We accept cash, debit, Visa, and Mastercard. Sorry for any inconvenience.
As of December 1, 2010 we are no longer able to accept cheques for payment. We accept cash, debit, Visa, and Mastercard. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Are you interested in research? Are you a youth between the ages of 15-24? Are you interested in using your voice to encourage sexual health care to serve youth better? Consider participating in a focus group being facilitated by Susana Guardado, a Masters student in Community Development. The first session will be held on April the 6th…
After years of careful consideration and lots of hard work by staff and volunteers, we have made the difficult decision to close our Westshore clinic location as of September 30, 2012. During our years of service on the Westshore our clinic and client demographics have shifted; an increasing number of existing Westshore clients are accessing services through our Fort Street…
Please note the changes in hours as following at our Fort Street location only. Friday April 6, 2012 – CLOSED Saturday April 7th, 2012 – Pill Pick up Only (11-2pm) Monday April 9th – CLOSED We resume our regular clinic hours on Tuesday April 10th. Please call us 250-592-3479 if you have any questions or…
!/images/101.jpg (Poster for The Syringa Tree)! Join us for an amazing evening of theatre to support a great cause! ISHS is pleased to present a benefit performance of “The Syringa Tree”:http://www.belfry.bc.ca/shows/03-syringa.htm in association with the “Belfry Theatre”:http://www.belfry.bc.ca/. The Syringa Tree is an exhilarating story of an abiding love between two families, one black and one…
Our Camosun Clinic will close for the year on March 25, 2010. All clients can access their files, birth control prescriptions, and free condoms at our Fort Street location – 200-1770 Fort Street Victoria BC. Check out the hours of operation on our locations page! For more info, call 250-592-3479
There has been a recent update from Health Canada regarding Emergency Contraceptive Pills: “Emergency contraceptive pills, also known as the “morning after” pill, will soon carry new warnings about reduced effectiveness in women weighing over 165 pounds. Health Canada has asked companies to add new warnings to product packages advising that these pills are less…
