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True Relationships & Reproductive Health (True) was established in 1972 and is a profit-for-purpose organisation. This page is for information purposes only.

Our goal is to achieve substantial, positive social impact by improving reproductive and s*xual health and promoting safe and respectful relationships. True achieves this through the delivery of expert clinical services, education and counselling. Offensive and inappropriate comments or behaviour will be removed.

15/04/2026

When clinicians feel supported, communities benefit too.

A perfect example of this can be found in the March graduation of 15 Queensland clinicians from nationally recognised s*xual and reproductive health care training, delivered by True.

Across the three-day training, the 15 clinicians built their skills and confidence in s*xual and reproductive health care, including contraception, STI management and pregnancy options counselling.

Led by Dr Vanessa Siu and Dr Leilani Corbett the sessions were full of open conversations, shared learning and practical insights.

True is the only provider accredited in Queensland to deliver Sexual and Reproductive Health Australia (SRHA)’s National Certificate for Doctors and Nurse Practitioners.

Read the full story here: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-srhacertificate-march2026

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07/04/2026

Today is World Health Day 🌏

This year, the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling us:
“Together for health. Stand with science.”

At True, one of the most common questions we hear is:
👉 “Is what I’m experiencing… normal?”

Whether it’s periods, pain, s*xual health, discharge, or changes in your body — science helps us understand what’s typical, what’s not, and when to seek support.

Because everyone deserves clear, evidence-based answers about their s*xual and reproductive health.

Stand with science.
Explore trusted information 👉 www.true.org.au

31/03/2026

Endometriosis and fertility—what does it really mean for your future?

This is the final article in our 4-part Endometriosis Awareness Month series—bringing together everything you need to know about fertility, pregnancy and planning ahead.

If you’re living with endometriosis, you might be wondering:
Can I get pregnant? Should I start trying earlier? What are my options?

The truth is, many people with endometriosis do conceive—sometimes naturally, sometimes with support. The key is understanding your body and getting the right advice early.

Our latest guide breaks it all down—clearly and without the overwhelm:
✔ fertility facts vs myths
✔ when to seek support
✔ treatment and planning options
✔ how to take control of your next steps.

You don’t have to figure this out alone.

No fear. No fluff. Just clear, expert-backed guidance.

👉 Read more and find support: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-endometriosis-fertility

25/03/2026

Endometriosis isn’t something you just have to “put up with.”

While there’s no cure (yet), there are ways to manage your symptoms, reduce pain, and feel more in control of your body and daily life.

From medications and hormonal treatments to surgery, lifestyle changes and support
networks—your care can be tailored to what matters most to you.

This third article in our Endometriosis Awareness Month series walks you through your options so you can make informed decisions about your care.

👉 Read more and find support: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-endometriosis-management

18/03/2026

Endometriosis doesn’t look the same for everyone.

For some, it’s severe pelvic pain. For others, it might be bloating, fatigue, or no symptoms at all. That’s why recognising the signs early—and knowing when to seek help—matters.

In this second article in our Endometriosis Awareness series, we cover:
• common symptoms to look out for
• when to see a healthcare provider
• how endometriosis is diagnosed
• what to do if you’re not getting answers.

Persistent pelvic pain, heavy periods, pain during s*x, or changes in your bowel habits aren’t things you should have to “just put up with.”

Getting support early can make a real difference to your health and wellbeing.

If something doesn’t feel right, trust your body and reach out.

👉 Read more and find support: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-endometriosis-symptoms-diagnosis

17/03/2026

💜 At True, we know health information only works when it meets people where they’re at.

This week, our team shone at A Culture of Health: Multicultural Health Symposium 2026 in Brisbane:

--> Jana Ventura shared youth-led research showing how culturally and linguistically diverse young people navigate s*xual health and how culturally responsive approaches strengthen knowledge and confidence.

--> Paw Tha Thaw Taw, with Anika Skinner-Samad, presented Health in My Language (HIML) — empowering migrant and refugee women to access trusted health information in ways that respect their culture.

Culturally responsive education builds trust, reduces stigma, and has real impact in communities. We’re proud of the incredible work our team is doing!

Read more → https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-culture-of-care-symposium-2026

16/03/2026

Understanding menopause shouldn’t be confusing.

Join us for Menopause, Explained., a free online webinar series designed to help people better understand menopause and make informed decisions about their health.

Our first session features Dr Jessica Phillips-Yelland, who will be speaking about Menopause Hormone Therapy (MHT) and answering common questions.

🟣Wednesday 18 March
🟣7–8pm
🟣Online via Zoom
🟣FREE to attend

Register now and join the conversation.

🔗https://menopause.true.org.au/networks/events/10031

12/03/2026

Painful periods aren’t something you should just have to live with.

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month — a time to raise awareness of this common but often misunderstood condition.

Endometriosis affects around 1 in 7 women in Australia, yet it can take years to diagnose.

We’ve broken down the basics of endometriosis — what it is, the symptoms to look for, and who it affects.

👉 Learn more: https://www.true.org.au/blog/news-endometriosis-basics

11/03/2026

Health, connection and community in Gatton. 🌿

Nearly 50 Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) workers came together for a Wellness Day delivered by True in partnership with the Western Queensland Primary Health Network.

With support from 13 local health and community organisations, the day connected workers with information about s*xual and reproductive health, respectful relationships, cancer screening, COVID safety, and local STI screening and treatment services.

Queensland is home to more than 11,000 PALM workers, many based in agricultural regions like the Lockyer Valley. Events like this help strengthen health literacy and make it easier to access the care and services people need.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the day possible, especially our stallholders 💙

Children by Choice Lockyer Valley Regional Council Lifeline Darling Downs & South West QLD Ltd National Diabetes Services Scheme NDSS Diabetes Australia nib health ECCQ - Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland West Moreton Health Basic Rights Queensland Lives Lived Well Gatton WholeLife Pharmacy & Healthfoods Family Health Clinic Gatton

*xualhealthformen *xualhealthliteracy

09/03/2026

Yesterday was International Women’s Day — at True, we’ve been reflecting on two of the women who began helping to balance the scales for Queensland women more than 50 years ago. ⚖️

Our courageous founders, June Morris and Marjorie Millburn, helped open the door to contraception, s*xual health information and reproductive care at a time when these conversations were still taboo.

Their courage helped change lives, their impact is still felt today, and the current team at True are continuing to build on their extraordinary work.

🔗 Read more about their story and how it started ours:
https://www.true.org.au/blog/news--iwd2026

[PHOTO CAPTION AND SOURCE: Majorie Millburn and June Morris with the Family Planning Association car; Family Planning Story: A Personal Memoir 1971-1989, June Morris, 2005, p.24; available at the State Library of Queensland]

04/03/2026

⏳ Don’t miss out — tickets are selling! Endometriosis in Focus is happening on Thursday, 26 March.

It’s Endometriosis Month so come along to strengthen your knowledge of endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain.

Endometriosis affects 1 in 7 women, yet many still experience delays in diagnosis and treatment. Join True and QENDO Australia for an evidence-based evening designed to build confidence in diagnosis, referral pathways and patient-centred care.

✔ Practical tools you can apply immediately
✔ Insights from leading clinicians and lived-experience voices
✔ Connection with health professionals across Queensland

📅 26 March 2026
⏰ 6–9 pm
📍 Online + Brisbane, Cairns, Rockhampton & Toowoomba
💲 $35

🎟 GET TICKETS: https://www.qendo.org.au/events/endometriosis-in-focus-an-evening-of-clinical-education-and-connection

18/02/2026

📣 Health professionals — join us for an evening focused on endometriosis care.

True Relationships & Reproductive Health and QENDO Australia are presenting Endometriosis in Focus — an evidence-based clinical education event exploring diagnosis, management and patient-centred care.

Endometriosis affects 1 in 7 people, yet it remains under-recognised and under-treated.

This session brings together leading clinicians and lived-experience voices to share practical insights you can apply straight away.

📅 Thursday, 26 March 2026
⏰ 6–9 pm
💲 $35
📍 Online + in-person in Brisbane, Cairns, Rockhampton & Toowoomba
Strengthen your knowledge. Build confidence. Connect with peers.

🎟 Register now:
https://www.qendo.org.au/events/endometriosis-in-focus-an-evening-of-clinical-education-and-connection

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