Ontario has many services to help you maintain your sexual and reproductive health. Find the services you need and learn more about sexual identity. Sexual and Reproductive Health Ontario has many services to help you maintain your sexual and reproductive health. Reproductive and Sexual Health What are community health centres? Community Health Centres CHC services help people in your community get health care and attend programs regardless of their life situation or financial status.
What types of birth control can I get in Ontario? You can get many types of birth control in Ontario. Generally, OHIP does not cover birth control methods. I did not plan to get pregnant. What are my choices? This can be a very confusing and stressful time. You have choices. Where can I find information about sexual and reproductive health? Many organizations and websites have information about sexual and reproductive health. How and when should I schedule my first gynecology appointment?
On top of screening for potential health problems and addressing any health concerns you are having, your first gynecology appointment can also act as a safe space for asking questions and learning about healthy habits. What can I expect from my gynecology appointment? Your first appointment is the right step in beginning a lifetime of healthy habits. How do I access abortion services in Ontario?
Abortions are available across Ontario and covered by OHIP until 24 weeks gestation; however not every city has equal access. What mental health support can I receive after miscarriage, stillbirth or infant loss? A loss, even in the early weeks of pregnancy, can trigger mental health issues for the parents and their families. Along with the physical healing, there will be a grieving process. People living with HIV have a legal obligation to tell their sexual partners they are HIV-positive before having sex in certain situations.
See more Go Up. Contraception and Birth Control What are community health centres? How do I find a midwife? It is a good idea to try to contact a midwife clinic as early in the pregnancy as possible to ensure that they have space for you.
