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Newcomer Youth in Canada

Sexual Health Promotion for Newcomers
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Access to comprehensive sexual health information and appropriate sexual health services is critical for the sexual health and well-being of newcomer youth in Canada. The STBBI Prevention and Sexual Health Promotion project for newcomer youth is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada.

 

Throughout this project, SIECCAN is conducting focus groups with newcomer youth and organizations that work with youth, and a national survey of young people across Canada to help develop sexual and reproductive health information resources.

Resources

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Infographics

We surveyed 955 youth (aged 16-24) not born in Canada about their sexual health education needs and experiences. Newcomer youth face barriers to accessing services and want evidence-based, confidential sexual health information that helps them navigate the healthcare system. Here are some key findings from our online survey.

Newcomer Youth in Canada Require Access to Comprehensive Sexual Health Information and Services
Newcomer Youth in Canada Require Access to Comprehensive Sexual Health Information and Services
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Production of these resources has been made possible through a financial contribution from the Public Health Agency of Canada. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of the Public Health Agency of Canada.

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