Provision of reproductive and sexual health information, prevention, screening and clinical services: • 30,550 clinical services • 3,320 STI tests • 425 community education sessions delivered with 14,775 participants • 66 clinical education courses with 1,257 participants, including 1,052 clinicians and 220 social workers and teachers • 27% of clients under 25 years; 4% reported a disability: 560 clients with ATSI background and 4,814 clients born overseas. Innovative health promotion programs and resources aimed at those vulnerable and/or socially disadvantaged including: • Condom Credit Card, a youth specific scheme aimed at early intervention and capacity building with a newly developed app. •The Trending Sexual Health project is an innovative approach to reproductive and sexual health promotion as it focusses on a digital social marketing strategy to effect knowledge, attitudes and behaviours of young people across Australia. •Cervical Screening Renewal: Capacity Building of Bilingual Community Educators is a project aiming to increase cervical screening participation rates for women aged 25 to 74 years from refugee communities, including women from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Myanmar. • NIB Foundation Sexuality and Relationships Workshops for Parents and Carers provide workshops for parents of people with intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorders across NSW. • Digital Stories is a series of eight short vedeos that aims to break down concerns about accessing reproductive and sexual health services in CALD communities. International projects • Family planning projects in Vanuatu and PNG: 3,463 direct beneficiaries • Disability project in Fiji: 768 direct beneficiaries • Cervical cancer prevention and treatment projects in Solomon Islands and Vanuatu: 4,662 direct beneficiaries • Women’s empowerment and gender equality projects in Timor Lester and PNG: 2,275 direct beneficiaries.