We greatly appreciate the invaluable support of these organisations, which are instrumental in helping us achieve our goals.
On behalf of our Conference Conveners we we would sincerely thank our Sponsors and Exhibitors for their continued support of
The New Zealand Sexual Health Society 2024 Conference being held at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre, Ōtautahi Christchurch, 18 and 19 October 2024.
If you are interested in joining us as a partner and/or exhibitor at conference, please contact Jaimee McIntosh| e: jaimee@fp2.co.nz today for more information.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2024 SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT!
Organisation Partner
Platinum Partner
The Burnett Foundation Aotearoa
Burnett Foundation Aotearoa (previously New Zealand AIDS Foundation) has been at the forefront of HIV prevention in Aotearoa for nearly 40 years.
Our Kaupapa has always been to have a human-centred, science-led, sex-positive approach to public health. Key workstreams of advocacy, education, and support have always been and remain our key pillars. We also acknowledge our commitments to Te Tiriti o Waitangi, to people living with and affected by HIV and to our very environment.
With the same passion as those who have come before us, we’re continuing to work hard to prevent HIV transmission, reduce stigma, and maximise the wellbeing of those most affected. Through our community engagement, behaviour-change marketing campaigns, testing, and therapeutic support services, we reach people across the country.
Our vision is an Aotearoa with zero HIV transmission, where all people living with HIV thrive, and rainbow and takatāpui communities enjoy great sexual health.
Gold Partner
GSK
GSK is a global biopharma company with a purpose to unite science, technology, and talent to get ahead of disease together. Together, with ViiV Healthcare, our goal is to minimise the impact of HIV on people’s lives through treatment, prevention and ultimately cure. We are here until HIV and AIDS aren’t.
Exhibitors
Jackson Allison
Keep your patients safe with Gold Knight Ultra Thin, flavoured and XL condoms. All are fully funded and available on prescription and PSO.
Gold Knight Ultra Thin 56mm width are New Zealand’s most popular prescription condom. The width will suit most of your patients and they will like them even more because the latex is only 50 microns thick. Also see Gold Knight Strawberry flavoured, Chocolate flavoured 56mm and Shield XL 60mm width.
Visit our Jackson Allison stand to see the Astroglide range of personal lubricants and get some free samples.
Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa
Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa (formerly Family Planning) is New Zealand’s largest national provider of sexual and reproductive services. Clinics, information, advice and education – online or in person – we’re here to help people make decisions about their sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing.
We're working towards equitable sexual and reproductive health and rights for all people in Aotearoa. We use our expertise in sexual and reproductive healthcare to support policies, practices, recognition of rights, and attitudes that further equitable health outcomes and human rights.
Helping people at our clinics is one part of our work. Another part of our work is helping people learn about sexuality, relationships, health, and wellbeing.
We work with schools, parents, rangatahi, special interest groups, community groups, professionals, and more. We have lots of helpful resources, experts, and strategies for learning.CSL Seqirus
Seqirus markets vaccines and pharmaceutical products in New Zealand with a focus on products for the prevention and treatment of serious medical conditions. Our key New Zealand products are influenza vaccines, Gardasil® 9, Ferinject and travel vaccines. We also inlicense a number of products from partner companies to ensure a comprehensive range of products are available to New Zealanders.
SPOTS
The Sex and Prevention of Transmission Study (SPOTS) is a national cross-sectional online study of HIV prevention, sexual health and blood donation, with the latest round conducted in 2022. The study is about sex between men, HIV prevention and blood donation in Aotearoa New Zealand, led by the University of Auckland and University of Otago, in partnership with community organisations and the HIV sector. The aim of the survey is to collect data to inform alternatives to the current blood donation policy, which excludes many men who have sex with men, and also to improve HIV prevention and sexual health services for these communities. Overall 3,838 individuals provided their data to the survey. The study team are here to share the findings with the sector and stakeholders in the new era of combination HIV prevention.