Resources
Young Deadly Free resources are listed on below, in the Guide to Young Deadly Free Resources catalogue, and are available to order using the resources order form and emailing it to youngdeadlyfree@uq.edu.au.
This booklet is a handy catalogue of Young Deadly Free resources. All these resources are available on this website or if you have trouble downloading they are available on USB using the order form at the end of this catalogue.
Guide to Young Deadly Free Resources & Order Form
Young Deadly Free resources are listed in the Guide to Young Deadly Free Resources catalogue, and are available to order using the resource order form and emailing it to youngdeadlyfree@uq.edu.au.
For Mob
For Young Mob
For Elders, Parents and Other Adults
For Health Professionals
For Teachers
For Researchers
HEY MOB! WE HAVE NEW POSTERS!!!
We are excited to announce the release of our NEW Young Deadly Free poster suite on National Condom Day / Valentine’s Day – 14th February 2025.
Our NEW posters cover key topics relevant to the health and well-being of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in urban and regional areas. The posters explore themes such as diverse relationships, gender and sexual diversity, STI testing for young men and dads, pornography, respectful relationships, consent, stigma and shame, and how STIs can affect everyone.
Wanna check them out? Click the button below!
All Resources
Check out our NEW HIV (AIDS) Online Education Kit – Click here!
NEW Videos for Young Mob in Urban and Regional Areas
Our nine new videos cover a range of topics crucial to promoting sexual health and well-being among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth in urban and regional areas.
Video topics include diverse relationships, gender, sexuality, young men being tested, pornography, respectful relationships, stigma and shame, STIs can affect everyone and consent.
Click the button below to check them out!
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