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September 14th is S*x Worker Pride Day!☂️
S*x workers are members of your community – we are your neighbours, colleagues, classmates, friends, and loved ones.
We are diverse, we have agency, and we deserve the same rights and recognition as everyone else. ❤️

Kittens need rescuing 🐈☂️ S*x workers don’t!
What we DO need is agency, rights and the freedom to make our own choices – we need Decrim!

(Featuring the cats of our fabulous SIN peers!)

Sept 7-13 is s*xual health week! This year’s theme is ‘It’s Your Right’, a reminder that our s*xual and reproductive health and rights are fundamental human rights and are an essential part of health, dignity and justice.

Swipe through for more info, or visit SHINE SA to learn more about SHW!

Today is world s*xual health day! 🎈
Syphilis cases continue to be on the rise in Australia – is your knowledge up to date? Click through for more information!

Media release: New CBD rules risk worker safety

SIN is concerned new planning restrictions for adult entertainment premises will reduce workers’ access to safe, stable workplaces - swipe through to read the full media release by our acting CEO, Brass.

Are you our next SIN CEO?
We’re looking for someone with lived s*x work experience, strong leadership skills, a passion for human and s*x worker rights, and a commitment to a peer-led approach to s*x worker advocacy. Full job description is available via http://tinyurl.com/sinceo ☂️

The SIN car park is open again! 🚗🚗🚗
You can now park behind SIN and access the building via the back door as usual.
We appreciate your patience during last week's maintenance!

The SIN car park is currently closed for maintenance work - when visiting during this time, please come through the front gate and knock on the front door. The closest street parking is available on Tarragon street.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause!

Today is World Hepatitis Day —your reminder to take the next step and talk to your doctor about viral hepatitis.

1 in 3 people living with hepatitis B have not been diagnosed, and nearly 1 in 5 people living with hepatitis C have not been diagnosed. A simple test can open the path to treatment, care and prevention. Don’t wait to take the next step.

For free, confidential hepatitis support: HepLink 1800 437 222.

If you are a SW who would like more information about hepatitis, including where to get tested and access treatment, you can reach out to us at SIN. ☂️

Alert! 🚨
TouchBio Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea self-test kits have been recalled by the TGA due to findings that they may produce false-negative results – the tests are currently suspended from sale at Australian pharmacies. If you’ve used one of these tests recently, you may wish to seek additional testing. Swipe for more info!