Join us as we celebrate the relaunch of ilink.net.au – a new information hub providing resources on physical, mental and sexual health, patient rights and sexual violence prevention for people with innate variations of sex characteristics.
Today is World Day of Social Justice and we are celebrating by highlighting the important work done by our friends and allies in the social justice space. We acknowledge the work of these fine organisations and are proud to take a moment to shine a light on the awesome work they do!
We elcome the launch of the National Action Plan for the Health and Wellbeing of LGBTIQA+ People 2025-2035. The plan marks a significant step forward in ensuring the health and wellbeing of individuals with innate variations of sex characteristics (IVSC) across Australia.
InterAction for Health and Human Rights is thrilled to announce that the remarkable Gwen Smith has joined our team to work within the InterLink project.
InterLink has evolved to offer both individual and group counselling to people with an IVSC of any age, their parents and carers from throughout Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand.
We are pleased to announce our Intersex Awareness Day webinar for 2023! Get your tickets by donation here.
We’re pleased to announce that the IHRA family has grown again with the addition of Natalie Hamam, an occupational therapist who lives on Wiradjuri Country, Albury NSW. Nat joins Bonnie as part of the Interlink team, adding capacity for more groupwork sessions as well as individual counseling.
Our unique professional and peer-led psychosocial support program for people with innate variations of sex characteristics and our families. The InterLink website is also our resource hub for individuals and families
We are delighted to welcome Bonnie Hart to IHRA’s staff team, as our new Deputy Executive Director. Bonnie will lead work developing psychosocial support services by and for community. Like all our staff, Bonnie will work part-time.
InterLink is a new Queensland-based six-session program for people (aged 10+) with innate variations of sex characteristics and the parents or carers of children with variations.