UB & TNG Sexual Health and Wellbeing discussion and On-site Testing
Sex and drugs discussion for UB and TNG members
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UB and TNG with the Burnett Foundation are hosting a sexual health forum, with onsite rapid testing.
This month Andrew from the Burnett Foundation Aotearoa, joins us to discuss STI's and answer any burning Sexual Health questions you might have.This month we talk about SEX & DRUGS....
Guests from Rodger Wright Centre and Know Your Stuff join us to discuss harm reduction. Hep C testing will be avaliable.
Rewired also join us with a presentation on ChemSex.
Leif Wauters is a National Programme Lead at the New Zealand Drug Foundation, leading ReWired - a programme supporting gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men to better understand and reduce the harms associated with methamphetamine use through connection, education and peer support. Drawing on both his professional expertise and lived experience, Leif is a passionate advocate for reducing stigma and creating spaces where people feel safe to have honest conversations. A natural community builder, he has spent his career bringing people together through leadership, communication and collaboration, and believes lasting change happens when people are met with compassion rather than judgement.
This is a safe space to ask questions, please use the comments section below to add a discussion topic or additional questions and thoughts, or if you would like anonymity on the night please send
Note: If your question is intended for a specific organisation please include this detail with your message.
If you have any questions for our presenters, please send them through before the event. We'll forward all questions in advance so presenters have the opportunity to research and prepare detailed responses if needed.
Rapid onsite testing will be avaliable.
As a courtesy to our guests please arrive early, doors open and testing will be avaliable from 5pm. Event starts at 6pm
Please bring some snacks to share, if you have the means.
There is no cost or fees associated with the evening, the Burnett Foundation operates as a charitable organisation.
Throughout the evening attendees are encouraged to assist with putting together condom packs while in a relaxed social environment.
How technology can promote Collective Safety
He will be joining us to discuss how this will work, why it's needed, how it protects user's privacy, and how you can help with testing and development.
Please join us to find out more, ask questions, and get involved in what could be a revolutionary way to help combat the spread of sexually transmitted infections in our community.
This event is for all genders and orientations 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️