Welcome to the sextxt website
Got a question about sex? sextxt™ gives you accurate answers when you need them... all in the time it takes to send and receive a text message. sextxt™ SMS messages give you quick answers to those emergency questions such as what to do when a condom breaks or when you've missed a pill. And just to make sure you get all the facts you need, the sextxt™ website includes additional info on sex and sexual health. So next time you want to find out more about sexually transmitted infections (STI), oral sex or contraception, you can turn to your mobile phone or surf this site for immediate, confidential help and advice. |
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Latest News
IF IT'S NOT ON, IT'S NOT ON THIS NATIONAL YOUTH WEEK
Young people attending the many events being held during National Youth Week (5 – 13 April) will be provided with free condoms in an effort to promote the importance of practicing safe sex and avoiding sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unplanned pregnancy.
TXT 4 Free Condomz
October 18, 2007
Australia’s leading sexual and reproductive healthcare organisation, Marie Stopes International, is helping give young people greater access to condoms and encouraging them to practice safe sex, thanks to a new ‘TXT 4 free condomz’ sexual health campaign launched today.
Developed in an effort to tackle rising sexually transmitted infection (STI) rates, mobile phone users will be sent two free condoms in plain packaging when they text in their name and address details to 19 SEXTXT (19 739898).
HiV & STi hlp jst a TXT awy
April 19, 2007
The revolutionary sexual health text messaging service – sextxt™ – has extended its service offering in an effort to educate teens on the importance of safer sex and address the growing sexually transmitted infection (STI) and HIV/AIDS epidemic in Australia.
Launched during National Youth Week (14 – 22 April) by Australia’s leading sexual and reproductive healthcare organisation, Marie Stopes International, the service will now provide information and advice on issues relating specifically to chlamydia and HIV/AIDS.
