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Sexuality is a normal part of the human experience. Therefore, both exploring one’s sexuality and alternatively, not wanting to explore one’s sexuality are valid experiences. Learning about topics like consent, safe sex resources, and maintaining your physical sexual health through frequent check-ups, and testing are all part of healthy sexuality.
Campus Sexual Assault Support Advocates (CSASAs) are specifically trained to support student who have experienced sexual violence. They can help you report an incident, arrange accommodations, seek medical help, and much more. To book an appointment with a CSASA, please contact Counselling Services.
The Student Health Centre located in C. C. Jones Student Services Centre hosts a team of qualified doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, dieticians, and psychiatrists who help support the health of UNB, and STU Students who may be experiencing a myriad of health challenges including supporting the sexual health of students. This can include STD/STI screening, PAP tests, writing prescriptions, access to birth control, yearly physicals, and other relevant sexual health related services.
Sex&U provides information on sexual and reproductive health
Catie provides HIV specific resources
LGBTQIA Safer Sex Guide & The Trevor Project - Sexual Health - 2SLGBTQIAP+ specific resources
Fredericton Downtown Community Health Centre (FDCHC) provides a myriad of services including primary care, illness and injury prevention, chronic disease management, community outreach services, sexual health services, and educational outreach. FDCHC is located downtown at 339 King Street, and can be reached at 506.452.5900.
AIDS New Brunswick is a non-profit that offers safe, judgement free education about safe sex, safe drug use, and other educational resources. In addition to the sex education, AIDS New Brunswick also offers anonymous HIV testing onsite, information on PrEP (Pre-exposure prophylaxis), and PEP (Post-exposure prophylaxis), and an anonymous needle exchange program, among others.
Sexual Violence New Brunswick (SVNB) is a non-profit association which provides support to those who have experienced sexual violence. The folks at SVNB run a 24/7 support line with specially trained, trauma informed, staff. In addition, SVNB can help support you in reporting an incident, arrange for accompaniment to a hospital, police station, or court, and offer both group and individual therapy. SVNB can be contacted at through the following avenues: Business Calls (506.454.0460), Support Line (506.454.0437) or their website.