The Good For Her Sexual Health, Education & Pleasure Project (SHEPP) is a new not-for-profit organization whose mission is to provide free pleasure based sexual health education workshops to youth and other marginalized communities. These workshops are available throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
We come to your organization or group to provide information on a wide spectrum of issues regarding sex, sexuality, health and pleasure. This includes topics such as healthy relationships, HIV/AIDS and other STI preventions, pregnancy, sexuality, communication and all kinds of different sex. Our focus is on inclusion and the promotion and respect for diversity.
We will be hosting a youth focus group on Thursday June 5 for all youth under 24 to assist us in developing relevant curriculum for the project. We want to hear the perspectives of youth on what pleasure based sexual education means to them, what they would like to learn about, and other opinions on sexual health and sexuality. This will ensure the creation of accurate materials and information for the efficacy of the project to empower youth.
Venue information and details:
Metro Hall
55 John Street
Room 302
(South-east corner of King and John, two blocks east of Spadina)
Toronto, ON M5V 3C6
Public Transit: subway to St. Andrew, then walk through “PATH” to Metro Hall or walk above ground 2 blocks west.
Time: 5:00pm to 7:00pm.
Dinner (including vegetarian options) and TTC tickets will be provided for participation. Door prizes will also be given away!
We ask that interested participants RSVP to Carlyle Jansen at carlyle@rogers.com
Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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