FPWA News
Drop in to collect a Safe Sex Leavers Pack
Throughout the month of November leavers and/or parents of leavers are welcome to drop into Quarry Health Centre located at 7 Quarry Street Fremantle, or the Library at FPWA Sexual Health Service ...
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Sooner the lesson, the better
FPWA Sexual Health Service CEO Steve Blackwell speaks out about developing a national and reproductive health strategy to better equip school leavers and children.Click on the link to view ...
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October E-newsletter
The October edition of FPWA Sexual Health Services e-newsletter 'Healthy Sexy and Wise' is available for download. Don't forget you can view all our previous issues in our ...
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Annual Report 2008
The FPWA Sexual Health Services Annual Report 2008 has been released. Follow the link to view the online PDF. ...
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Education Calendar Update
The Education and Training calendar has been updated.View the Education and Training page to download. ...
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Sexual and Reproductive Health Call to Action
The National Sexual and Reproductive Health Strategy (NSRH Strategy), was launched by the Parliamentary Group on Population and Development at Parliament House Canberra, 26th of June 2008. Click for m ...
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Pap Smear Provider Scholarships 2008
The WA Cervical Cancer Prevention Program (WACCPP) are offering Pap Smear Provider scholarships to Registered Nurses, Enrolled Nurses and Aboriginal Health Workers in Western Australia. This scholarsh ...
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Guidelines for Clinical Practice 2008
The new Guidelines for Clinical Practice have arrived in stock! Follow the link to our Library and Bookshop to download an order form, or come into our Northbridge library and pick one up in person. ...
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