Health Service Use
Val's Cafe Presents
How to create a GLBTI friendly service – a series of workshops for health and human service organisations
National GLBT Health Alliance
The National LGBT Health Alliance has been established by a number of organisations from across Australia that provide health-related programs, services and research targeting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other sexuality, sex and gender diverse people (LGBT).
Well Proud - A guide to GLBTI inclusive practice for health and human services
'Well Proud' draws on national and international research on the health and wellbeing of GLBTI people and on guidelines for GLBTI-sensitive practice and service delivery that have been developed here and overseas.
Health Practice of the month
Here is a chance to meet some of the out and proud gay and lesbian health care practitioners that are waiting to look after us (and some who are not gay or lesbian but are on our side).
Val's Cafe National Aged Care Audit
A tool to measure GLBTI (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender & intersex) inclusive practice in aged care services
GLBTI Health and Wellbeing Group Seek Members
Community advisors are being sought to help improve health services – run by Peninsula Health - for GLBTI people.
Tips for providings paps to Trans Men
A check list for health practitioners providing pap tests for trans men.
Diversity and Older People's Care Networks
Are you aged 60 years or over? Do you identify as gay or lesbian? Do you receive care or emotional support from other people in relation to a health need or disability?
Transgender People in Australia and New Zealand: Health, Well-being and Access to Health Services
This research had its beginnings in an act of trans activism, including a campaign by a number of trans organizations advocating the need for research dealing with health, wellbeing and access to health services in relation to this population.
‘Dementia: Lesbians and Gay Men’
‘Dementia: Lesbians and Gay Men’ is a research paper commissioned by Alzheimer’s Australia to promote an informed discussion about the issues affecting lesbians or gay men with dementia or caring for someone with dementia.
