Campaigns & Resources

QAHC develops and/or distributes sexual health promotion campaigns for gay and other men who have sex with men. Below are our latest campaigns & resources, and an archive of previous initiatives.

Latest Campaigns & Resources
Raw - Were you sure?

Raw - Were you sure? WARNING - this booklet is not available to persons under 18 years, by clicking on the link you agree to seeing adult content and that you are over 18.

This booklet booklet targets highly sexually active gay men who attend SOPVs, sex parties and/or engage in three-or-more sex.


Mardi Gras 2008Top Tips for Having a Ball at Mardi Gras - A poster providing tips during the Mardi Gras season on Sex, Alcohol & Drugs, Medications and Sun & Safety.


Understanding the choices we make - a booklet for men who want to stay HIV negative

This booklet is for HIV negative men who are waiting for HIV test results, or considering getting a test. The booklet will help you stay safe by reflecting on past risky sex, those situations where you get carried away in the heat of the moment, and the future choices you make.


Out Late

Out Late - A guide for older men coming out.


Use Your Voice Box > Be part of making a positive change. Give us your feedback on how LGBT friendly health and related services are inQueensland. Speak out, loud and proud.

Taking a Look - booklet


Taking a Look: HIV Prevention for Gay Men Today > A booklet for gay men covering all the basics of

HIV, sex, sexual health, STIs, PEP and testing.


HIV Transmission and the Law > QAHC, together with QPP, has published our position on the criminalisation of HIV transmission, the current law in Queensland, and implications for safe sex.


Drama Down Under Campaign

Stop the Drama Downunder! > A campaign for gay men raising awareness of sexually transmissible infections (STIs) and promoting sexual health check-ups.

Condom Promotion Competition


QAHC Condom Competition Winners >


Valentine's Day Advert

Show Your Love: Use a Condom - An advert specially created for Valentine's Day, promoting condom use.


Top Tips for Having a Ball at Mardi Gras > Four adverts providing tips during the Mardi Gras season on sex, alcohol & drugs, medications and sun & safety.


More Tests > A series of adverts highlighting the need to have regular STI check-ups.



Previous Campaigns & Resources

Please click in the right column for additional information through links or Acrobat PDF documents. All campaigns carrying the AFAO logo have been developed by the AFAO / NAPWA Education Team in conjunction with ANCAHRD.

Between the Sheets coverBetween the Sheets: Love, intimacy, staying safe and caring for each other. ‘Between the Sheets’ is a magazine for gay men about the joys and challenges of being in a relationship. Magazine [.pdf] >

link to AFAO website

Between the Sheets PDF

Having A Life link to AFAO websiteHaving A Life takes an innovative peer approach to describing the experience of living with HIV in the era of HAART (Highly Active Anti Retroviral Therapy). The inclusion of powerful and moving stories from positive people about the way they survive – and sometimes thrive – with HIV in their daily lives gives this resource a real value for HIV positive readers and their friends and families. Having A Life web page > Having A Life link to AFAO website
Last Night I picked up someone ...and something! logoLast Night I picked up someone ...and something! is an online guide to sexually transmissible infections (STIs) for gay men. This link provides information about the prevention and treatment of common STIs as well as pictures of symptoms, sexual health care and safe sex information, and links to sexual health services: www.afao.org.au/stis Last Night I picked up someone ...and something! link to AFAO website
Treatment Breaks booklet PDFTreatment Breaks: A resource for people who are HIV positive. It provides information about issues associated with taking a break from your HIV antiviral treatments. Postcards > Booklet >

Treatment Breaks link to AFAO website

treatment breaks booklet PDF

Do you think you’ve just been exposed to HIV?Do you think you’ve just been exposed to HIV? A new treatment called PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) may prevent HIV infection if it's taken within 72 hours of the exposure (ie. a broken condom, unprotected anal sex, shared injecting equipment etc). Read more about this 1 month course of treatment in the accompanying pamphlet >

link to Queensland Health

pep.pdf

The States You're InThe States You're In: A new booklet for gay men in country and regional Australia about health & safety at home & away. The States You're In web page > The States You're In link to AFAO website

Sex in Queer Places logoSex in Queer Places: Explore the places where men meet for sex with this interactive CD-ROM. Go to a dance party with Zac, explore a sex club, cruise the park or see what's happening in an internet chat room. Contact us for a copy >

Sex in Queer Places link to AFAO website
No WorriesNo Worries? Sometimes men fuck without condoms and use strategies which they believe reduce the risk of HIV transmission. Find out the full facts about these strategies by reading the No Worries? attachment and visit the No Worries? web page >

No Worries? link to AFAO website

worried.pdf

travel_book.pdfAt Home... Away...: Gay men are avid travellers. Whether you're travelling interstate or across the world this resource provides useful tips about mixing with locals, safe sex, legal issues and sticking to HIV treatments. At Home... Away... web page >

At Home... Away... link to AFAO website

travel_book.pdf

Everyday Pleasures: Living well with HIV means taking time out to enjoy everyday pleasures – such as sex, food, travel and relaxation. You can read the personal stories of people living with HIV/AIDS as they talk about the everyday pleasures in their lives. - Images of this campaign have been used on several of our web pages. Everyday Pleasures web page >

Everyday Pleasures link to AFAO website
Prepared to Party: Dance parties are an important part of gay and lesbian culture. If you enjoy the occasional party have a read - you're sure to find something of interest.

Prepared to Party link to AFAO website

Pink and BluePink and Blue Campaign: As gay men we're likely to experience some added stresses in our lives. Things like coming out, homophobia, living with HIV, and grief can make us feel down from time to time. Once we start talking about it we can start working on a brighter state of mind. Booklet > pinkandblue.pdf
Our future is in our hands: HIV/AIDS is everyone's business. This pamphlet is for all Indigenous people no matter which mob you belong to. Learning and talking about HIV/AIDS, STI's and Hepatitis C helps to protect ourselves and our future. Poster (JPEG) >  
Fuck with your body, not with your health: One of QuAC's most striking campaigns for gay men. The campaign features four important safe sex messages packaged with sexy images.