More Sexual Health Info Listed below are additional sexual health resources both local and BC based. We try to keep the information as current as possible but if you have updates that need to be included, please let us know. Vancouver Island and BC resources Aids Vancouver Island Since 1986, AIDS Vancouver Island has been…
We’re closed July 1st. Reopening July 2nd at 9 am for our regular hours!
ISH has worked hard over the last few months to find solutions to our financial issues and are in talks with the local health authority and provincial government to find long term sustainable solutions. We appreciate your continued support and welcome those generous donations. In fact we are energized to see how many of you…
Just a heads up that our Belmont high school clinic is now closed until September. All of our clients’ files have been transferred back to our Quadra Street location. You can come in for any kind of sexual health services (birth control, safer sex supplies, education, testing, etc.) at that location between now and September….
Our Quadra clinic will be closed on Monday, May 19th, 2014 for Victoria Day. Our weekend hours are the same: Saturday 11-2pm and Sunday we’re closed as always. Hope everyone enjoys the day off and the Victoria day parade! We’re-open again with regular hours on Tuesday morning at 9am.
Our Quadra Street location operates on a pre-booked appointment scheduling system. We try our very best to accommodate drop in appointments where possible.
Our Quadra clinic will be closed for the four day long weekend! (April 18th-April 21) Normal clinic hours will resume on Tuesday the 22nd. We hope everyone has a wonderful weekend!
Island Sexual Health, in partnership with the Camosun College Student Society, organized a two-day event for the annual Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness Week. This year’s theme was “Heart Your Parts” and the event provided students and community members with an opportunity to learn more about how to care for their sexual health and to also…
If you have a few minutes, please consider filling out this survey and if comfortable, sharing the link: This survey has been created to explore the potential benefits of implementing the STOP HIV/AIDS program at our clinic and to get a “snap-shot” of the potential barriers and/or motivations around HIV testing. It is completely anonymous…
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…
