Our Winter Newsletter 2016
Have you read our Winter 2016 newsletter? It’s full of fun info and links! Feel free to subscribe if you’d like to receive it quarterly!

Have you read our Winter 2016 newsletter? It’s full of fun info and links! Feel free to subscribe if you’d like to receive it quarterly!

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.
As our clinic transitions to Electronic Medical Records, we will be experiencing some intermittent adjustments to our reception desk and appointment scheduling. Because the system implementation won’t allow information retention until it’s fully transitioned, we will be unable to book appointments from May 4th (Friday) at Noon through May 9th (Tuesday) at 1:00 pm. We…
At Island Sexual Health Society, we offer *sexual health clinics* and *sex education programs* for all genders, orientations, identities, and ages in Greater Victoria, BC. We also have lots of online sexual health information that you can read! *All our services are confidential*.
Fantastic News! We have begun to roll out an online booking system for many of our sexual health and primary care appointments. We have launched a limited amount of online booking options for clients linked below and through our appointment page. We will be adding more appointment availability on an ongoing basis as we adjust…
We are so grateful to work with the Youth for Change group at Royal Bay Secondary. Not only do they raise funds through ice cream sales but they distribute safer sex packages, engage their peers in great conversations, speak to media, and create lasting change. So much love and gratitude to all of you for…
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.
According to the “Toronto Teen Sex Survey”:http://www.ppt.on.ca/pdf/reports/TTSreportfinal.pdf teens want more sex ed, are worried about being judged when accessing sexual health care, and prefer to get sexual health information from professional sources such as doctors, nurses, and teachers. The survey is one of the largest surveys in Canada that focuses on teen sexual health. As…
