Services
Sexual Health Kit
A personalized safer sex supply kit that you can request! Kits contain external condoms, internal condoms (otherwise known as female/FC2 condoms), lubricant samples, pregnancy tests, and educational pamphlets on sexuality topics (STI/HIV testing, contraception, PrEP, etc.).
Visit our link to place a request: tiny.cc/SXHealthKit
FREE HIV Testing
The HIV Testing schedule has changed and is now offered on a monthly basis.
11am-3pm on the fourth Tuesday of each month for the 2024-2025 school year
Fall Dates: 8/27, 9/24, 10/22, 11/26 Spring Dates: TBD!
Location: Student Activities Center (SAC) W309
FREE & CONFIDENTIAL. This test consists of a finger prick, which is a more reliable method of determining one's HIV status than a mouth swab. Receive results in office within 1 minute after starting the test. Referrals for chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis testing are available.
No appointment needed. First come, first tested.
Sexual Health Coaching - THIS SERVICE IS PAUSED
Individual sexual health coaching appointments at Health Promotion (SAC W309) with a trained sexual health advisor. Walk-ins are welcome!
FREE STI Screening Day & Vouchers
Free STI Screening days happen once a semester so mark your calendars!
Spring 2025: March 3rd 2025 from 11am-1pm in the Red Barn
BANG*
*Sex Ed Week at UofL*
An annual week of sexual health and education programing. Stay tuned for more information on resources, events, and prizes! Follow @HealthyCardsUofL on Instagram for updates.
The goal of BANG* is to promote sexual health education, destigmatize conversations around sexuality, and deconstruct shame while having fun and winning pleasurable prizes. Stay tuned for all of the action by following Health Promotion on Instagram @HealthyCardsUofL
Educational Materials
Up-to-date information and resources that focus on a variety of health topics are always available in the Health Promotion office (SAC Room W309) or on our Instagram @healthycardsuofl
Models and demonstrations
Sexual health educators are available to demonstrate proper use of barrier methods and contraceptives. Anatomical models are available to practice condom application and to improve bodily knowledge. Contraception and barrier method models are also available for students to view different options.
