• AIDS & Sexual Health Infoline (PDF)
• Answering Children's Questions about Sexuality
  (PDF)
• Avoiding Bladder Infections (PDF)
• Avoiding Vaginal Yeast Infections (PDF)
• Avoiding HIV (PDF)
• Birth Control and Where to Get It (PDF)
• Breastfeeding and Contraception (Birth Control)
  (PDF)
• Breastfeeding and Contraception Methods (A Guide for Health Workers) (PDF)
• Chlamydia (PDF)
• Crabs (PDF)
• Cramps (PDF)
• Dealing with Bacterial Vaginosis (PDF)
• ECP Fact Sheet (PDF)
• ECP Brochure (PDF)
• Female Condom
• Fertility Facts (PDF)
• Fertility Chart (PDF)
• Genital Herpes (PDF)
• Getn Tested (PDF)
• Gonorrhea (PDF)
• Hepatitis A (PDF)
• Hepatitis A Vaccine (PDF)
• Hepatitis B (PDF)
• Hepatitis B Vaccine (PDF)
• High School Sexual Health Curriculum—Health and Physical Education (PDF)
• HIV Testing for Women During Pregnancy and Breastfeeding (PDF)
• HIV - What Are My Chances of Getting HIV? (PDF)
• HIV/AIDS (PDF)
• Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine for Grade 8 females (PDF)
• Is There Sex After Baby? (PDF)
• It's Up to You (PDF)
• It's Up to You II (PDF)
• It's Up to You - Questions to Consider for Facilitators
  (PDF)
• It's Up to You II - Teaching Guide (PDF)
• LGV Fact Sheet (PDF)
• LGV Poster (PDF)
• Making Sex Feel Good (PDF)
• Molluscum Contagiosum (PDF)
• Needle Exchange in Toronto (PDF)
• Nonoxynol-9, HIV and Pregnancy (PDF)
• Normal Vaginal Fluids (PDF)
• Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) (PDF)
• Periods, Pads and Puberty (PDF)
• Puberty & You (PDF)
• Relationship Quiz (PDF)
• Sex During Pregnancy
• Sexual Development of Young Children (PDF)
• Summary of Tips For Parents: People-Proofing Your Child
  (PDF)
• Syphilis (PDF)
• Talk Sex (PDF)
• Tattooing and Piercing (PDF)
• The HIV Antibody Test (PDF)
• The Internal Exam (Pelvic Exam) (PDF)
• To Shave or not to Shave (PDF)
• Toronto Sexual Health Clinics (PDF)
• Trichomonas Vaginitis (PDF)
• Wait For Sex? Why Should I? (PDF)
• Ways Parents Can Help Children Grow Up Sexually Healthy (PDF)
• When Children's Sexual Behaviours Raise Concern
  (PDF)
• Your Child is Definitely Getting a Sex Education (0-8 years)
  (PDF)
• Your Child is Definitely Getting a Sex Education (8-13 years)
  (PDF)
• Your First Pelvic Exam (PDF)
• Your Testicles (PDF)

Last updated February 2011