Episode 3: PrEP for Women (Part 1)

Yeah, and we're gonna talk a little bit more in detail in this episode about messaging and that certain groups may feel excluded from previous healthcare messages.

And it's understandable that if someone feels that they haven't been addressed in healthcare messaging in the past, that they might not have that strong relationship with organisations that are trying to deliver healthcare.

So meeting them in person and really giving them that face-to-face, that human relationship, I think is really valuable.

definitely

brilliant and what brought you to work in health care specifically sexual health

so i've always liked to care for people and specifically sexual health i've had some personal experiences and understand how important it is to look after your own sexual health and i liked the idea of working in sexual health because this role specifically is about empowering people to take care of their own health and promoting all the services that we have to offer

Yeah, totally.

I see all the work that the outreach team do in empowering people to take care of their sexual health.

I think that's really important.

Some of the campaigns we've worked on collaboratively in the past have been about empowering different communities to uptake PrEP when they might not feel that it's traditionally for them.

So that brings me on to some of the main discussion that you're here to talk to us about today.