Just a heads up that we are closed on Monday October 13th for Thanksgiving. We have regular clinic hours on Saturday October 11th and will return to regular hours on Tuesday October 14th at 9 am. Many thanks to all of our amazing clients for your support through this last year – we’re so lucky to work with you!
Jennifer Gibson MA, is the Coordinator of Community Education Services. She is a professional sexual health educator whose knowledge, sense of humour, enthusiasm, and comfort level give her the unique ability to make sexual health education accessible and easy to relate to.
Due to increased manufacturer prices, on Monday Feb 10, 2020, we are increasing the cost of the following products: – Alesse 28 – Brevicon .5/35 & 1/35 – Depo Provera – Min-Ovral 28 The amount of increase will vary depending on the product. We are doing our best to provide generic alternatives at a lower…
Just a reminder that our Tsawout clinic is closed this Wed, May 20th due to Band nominations. We’ll be open again next Wed May 27th from 5-8 pm. See you all then :)
Although Implanon insertion is not currently available in Canada, we are able to offer removal of Implanon for existing users by appointment only at our Fort Street clinic. Implanon removals are done using local anesthetic usually in a single appointment. If users are wanting to discuss other birth control options, another appointment may be required. When…
As both a community health care centre and a non-profit, we typically illustrate our organizational impact once a year through a more extensive Annual Report shared at our annual general meeting but we have recently put together a one page summary of the 2023 impact that highlights the broad reach of both our organization and…
We apologize for the inconvenience but Mirena IUDs are currently out of stock at our Quadra Street location. Until we receive our next shipment, we will be giving patients an outside prescription for clients to pick up their IUD and bring it along with them to their insertion appointment. It’s a good idea to compare prices…
Contraceptive sponges contain spermicide. They are most effective when you use a “condom”:/birthcontrol/condom/ at the same time.
