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Who
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Our
vision is to be a provider of education and training in the
field of sexual health and the reduction of sexually transmitted
diseases, predominantly in resource poor countries, and to promote
the attainment and maintenance of sexual health for all persons.
Objectives
Trustees
Objectives
Through
all its activities, TASH promotes a positive and respectful
approach to sexual health and relationships, taking into account
the cultural and social realities facing those that it seeks
to help.
The types of activities TASH undertakes include:
- Designing
and providing organisation-specific training courses for
health professionals.
- Facilitating
seminars and workshops at international health, and AIDS
conferences.
- Undertaking
of evidence-based advocacy to international health organisations
on issues raised and/or researched by TASH on the link between
public health gain and motivating people to practise safer
sex.
- Undertaking
or organizing the undertaking of research into areas of
sexual health and the reduction of sexually transmitted
infections.
- Providing
an information hub and network to share lesson learned and
resources on sexual health and the reduction of sexually
transmitted infection.
- Organising
conferences and seminars to bring together those working
in the entertainment industries with health care providers,
to discuss ways of promoting safer sex through art, cinema,
literature and the media.
- Providing
information on initiatives to promote safer sex to the general
public.
- Hosting
a website that allows the sharing of information on sexual
health and the reduction of sexually transmitted infections
by a wide range of organisations.
Trustees
Anne
Philpott, UK Department for International Development (DFID)
Wendy
Knerr, The Write Effect communications consultancy
Susan
Jolly, Sexuality and Development Programme, Institute for Development
Studies, University of Sussex
Sophie
Garner, Barrister, St Philips Chambers |
