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Sexual Health Resources – Where to Find Help, Support, and Health
Maintaining good sexual health can be a challenge, especially for those who lack access to proper resources. Fortunately, there are numerous sexual health resources available both online and in-person to help people take charge of their own health and wellbeing. In this article, we’ll discuss where to find sexual health resources, as well as the kinds of support and health available.
Online Resources
The internet is a great source of information on sexual health resources. For starters, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services‘ website provides detailed information on where to find help and support for sexual health, as well as information on preventing and testing for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Additionally, other organizations like the Planned Parenthood and the American Sexual Health Association (ASHA) offer online resources, such as information about sexual health topics and comprehensive resources about STDs.
In-Person Assistance
If you’re looking for sexual health services in-person, there are several options available. Depending on your geographic location, you may find help from local health centers, clinics, or doctors. Additionally, community health centers and free clinics are available in many areas and can provide screenings and low-cost care.
Support Services
Websites and health centers aren’t the only sources of sexual health support. Organizations like the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom offer confidential counseling and resources to those in need of support. Furthermore, hotlines such as the RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline and the Planned Parenthood Hotline provide 24/7 access to free and anonymous emotional and medical support.
Conclusion
When it comes to sexual health resources, there are many options available. From in-person care to 24/7 hotlines, support systems, and online resources, those seeking assistance can find help and advice no matter their location or needs. Whether you’re looking for information, testing, or medical care, don’t hesitate to reach out and find the help you need.
