The following resources are all available for free from the WA Department of Health.

Please email SHBBVP@health.wa.gov.au for free copies of books or brochures to be delivered anywhere in WA.

Bulk orders can also be arranged for education and health services.

Puberty

For young people around 9 - 13 years covering topics such as physical, emotional and social changes of puberty.

Relationships, sex and other stuff

For young people around 12 - 16 years covering topics such as friendships, romantic relationships, sexual feelings, sexual relationships, consent, safer sex, pregnancy, STIs and more.

Sexting wallet card

Information on the laws around sexting, things to consider before sending a nude or sexy image and where to get help if your images have been shared non-consensually. For young people around 11-17 years.

   Get the Facts website

Sexual health information for teens. Topics include: bodies, consent, relationships, sex, STIs, contraception, and more. Includes 'find a free condom', 'find a service' and 'ask a question' features. 

Growing and developing healthy relationships (GDHR) website

Relationships and sexuality education resources for schools - lesson plans, background teacher notes, how to answer curly questions, teaching strategies, parent information letters.

GDHR website resource section

Search for books, videos, services, websites, illustrations and more. Filter by age and resource type. 

Let's Yarn website

A resource to support yarning about relationships and sexual health with young Aboriginal people.

Healthysexual website

Information on how to talk to your partners about sexual health, get tested regular, and protect yourself and your partners from STIs and unintended pregnancy. Get a free STI test by downloading a Pathwest form - without the need for a GP visit.

Talk soon. Talk often. book

Hardcopy book for parents talking to their kids about relationships and sex. Age and stage appropriate information for 0-18 years.

Yarning quiet ways booklet

Developed in consultation with Aboriginal mums, dads and carers to help teach kids to have strong, safe and healthy relationships.

Top tips from Talk soon. Talk often. flyer

A4 flyer with top 20 tips for talking about sex and relationships and the top 10 reasons why we should talk soon and often.