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Huron Perth Public Health seeks feedback on sexual health clinics

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Huron Perth Public Health seeks feedback on sexual health clinics

Skip to ContentNewsLocal NewsProvincialCanadaWorldSpecial-SectionsSportsLocal SportsBaseballBasketballFootballCurlingHockeyAuto RacingOther SportsEntertainmentLocal EntertainmentMoviesMusicTelevisionBooksGamingCelebritiesLifeTravelFoodHealthComicsPuzzlesAdviceOpinionColumnEditorialLettersAll NewspapersAdvertisingAdvertising With UsAdvertising SolutionsPostmedia Ad ManagerSponsorship RequestsClassifiedsObituariesLives ToldBusiness AdsJobsDrivingOntario FarmerHealthingPuzzmoDiversionsPuzzlesComicsNewslettersProfileSettingsMy SubscriptionsNewslettersCustomer ServiceFAQNewsSportsEntertainmentLifeOpinionAll NewspapersBusiness AdsJobsDrivingHealthingPuzzmoNewslettersNewsLocal NewsHuron Perth Public Health seeks feedback on sexual health clinicsPublished Jul 17, 2026•1 minute readPhoto by LOGO/jpg, LA, apsmcHuron Perth public health (HPPH) is urging residents to fill out a new online survey, seeking feedback on their sexual health services. The survey is open to all residents of Huron and Perth counties, regardless of whether or not they have ever visited a sexual health clinic. Recommended Videos“Feedback from both clients and non-clients will help us better understand residents’ experiences, identify potential barriers to access, and improve sexual health services for residents across Huron and Perth,” said Reba Oldridge, a public health promoter with HPPH. The survey takes only a few minutes to complete, and participants have a chance to win one of three $50 gift cards. Participants can find the survey on the HPPH website at hpph. ca/sexualhealth, where it will remain open through the summer. HPPH’s sexual health clinics offer low-cost birth control, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy testing, and more. Clinics can be found in Exeter, Goderich, Clinton, Stratford, and Listowel. Join the ConversationThis website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more aboutcookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to ourTerms of UseandPrivacy Policy.

Source: lakeshoreadvance.com

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