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Sex ed just had a glow-up

The stuff you Google at 2am, but answered like a bestie who actually knows their stuff.

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Join the Sundays Health movement

We don’t do annoying emails (we get it, have 'unsubscribe to annoying emails in the to-do list rn). Just bite-sized sexual health wisdom, made for those five spare minutes on the toilet when you’ve already maxed out your Instagram time.

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When in doubt

Start here.

This is your Sunday buffet breakfast of sexual and reproductive health: periods, contraception, cervical screenings, sex, STIs, and all the weird feels and WTFs no one explained properly. Pick what you need, leave what you don’t, and come back for seconds anytime. Waffles with maple syrup not included (however, if you are eating some, we’ll be over in 10!)

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The Sundays Health movement

The Sundays Health Movement exists to change how we talk about reproductive and sexual health, with less stigma, more honesty, and way more “I’ve got this” moments.

We’re building a new kind of health culture: one that actually makes you feel good about taking care of yourself. This isn’t the kind of health education that makes you squirm, snooze, or feel small. It’s the kind that makes you say, “Wowww, how amazing is the human body!?” and then send it straight to your group chat.

What we’re doing here:

Normalising the awkward stuff

First periods, weird discharge, pap smears, contraception fails, STI scares - it’s all part of the deal. We take the fear and embarrassment out of these moments and help you feel seen, informed, and a little more chill about it all.

Informed, not overwhelmed

We translate the clinical stuff into human language you can actually understand - without sugarcoating, scaremongering, or making it feel like a high school science class.

Trauma-informed

We believe everyone deserves to feel safe and supported, whether you’re navigating your own health, showing up for a friend, or working in the space. We create content and conversations that honour lived experience.

Making space for everyone

We centre young people who have a uterus, but we also welcome partners, parents, friends, and allies into the conversation. Because when more people understand reproductive and sexual health, we all benefit!

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Welcome allies & advocates

You’re not just on the sidelines - you’re part of this story. Whether you’re supporting a loved one through a cervical screening, cheering for pro-choice rights, or simply calling out health BS when you see it, you’re a valued piece of the puzzle. You don’t need to have all the answers (spoiler: no one does). What matters most is that you show up with curiosity, compassion, and an open mind. That’s how real change and real support happens, so go you good human!

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Our mission

We’re on a mission to make reproductive and sexual health the opposite of awkward. We take the eye-roll-y, head-in-the-sand stuff - periods, contraception, STIs, sex, cervical screenings, and turn it into simple, relatable and actually readable information you won’t immediately want to escape from. Just evidence-based info, told like a bestie who knows their stuff and doesn’t make it weird. We’re here for the firsts, the freak-outs, the “should I Google this or will that ruin my day?” moments. And we’re here for everyone, not just the people with uteruses, but the partners, parents, and pals who want in on the conversation too!

About us
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