First Nations
Resources on sex, HIV, gender, and more, all designed specifically for First Nations people, including Sistergirls, Brotherboys and all Rainbow Mob.
Community Resources
Explore these community-created resources that celebrate culture, connection, and wellbeing. Each offers information and support designed by and for Rainbow Mob and First Nations people living with HIV.
Download, print, and share with your community.
Better to Know
A comprehensive sexual health resource for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, developed by Health Equity Matters and the Anwernekenhe National HIV Alliance (ANA). It covers everything from STI prevention and testing to consent, HIV, and syphilis education, with clear and culturally relevant information for men’s and women’s business.
Strong in Spirit
This beautifully illustrated resource by Enoki encourages connection, healing, and pride among queer Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It offers guidance on mental health support, cultural connection, and navigating discrimination, while celebrating the strength and diversity of Rainbow Mob.
Still Here Still Queer (Version One)
These posters were developed in partnership with Elizabeth Morgan House and the Zoe Belle Gender Collective, celebrating our LGBTIQ+ and queer First Nations communities.
Still Here Still Queer (Version Two)
These posters were developed in partnership with Elizabeth Morgan House and the Zoe Belle Gender Collective, celebrating our LGBTIQA+ and queer First Nations communities.
Us Mob and HIV
This booklet by Us Mob and HIV has useful information on HIV and is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It contains information that deals with both men’s and women’s business.
Hey, You Mob! Gender Zine
These short guides provide an overview of gender and sexuality within Rainbow Mob communities.
Hey, You Mob! Sexuality Zine
These short guides provide an overview of gender and sexuality within Rainbow Mob communities.
Find related services
Rainbow Mob and First Nations people living with HIV are welcome in all Thorne Harbour Health services.
Our partners
We're committed to taking a collaborative approach to the health promotion, cultural safety, LGBTIQA+ inclusion, and HIV support of First Nations people, alongside our partners: Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) and Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS).
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