1. health and fitness

Program Options
Our three programs are flexible. Phone us to discuss
what will suite your organisation or Community.
Melbourne
Sexual
Health
Centre
Rhys Kinsey
Wadawurrung
Kulin Nation
A Part of Alfred Health
ACTIVITIES & ART PROGRAM FOR YOUNG MEN
- 3 hour Workshop.
This will suit your school or Community group
and can be included in any special events,
e.g. a camp. There is flexibility to do only some
sections of Deadly Dudes, for a shorter program.
.
“I learnt a lot more about sex
than I knew.”- Year 10 student
HEALTH WORKER TRAINING
“I enjoyed learning about STIs,
Chlamydia and Hep C.” - Year 9 student
- 2 hour, half or full day training sessions available.
This training provides information, support and
guided activities that will allow Health Workers,
Elders or Role Models to facilitate the Deadly Dudes
program within their own Communities. These
sessions allow you to practise your presentation
delivery with or without having participants present.
COMBINED
- Session time is flexible.
You may facilitate or co-facilitate a group for
practise, as part of your training.
Groups can range from 3-15 participants.
There is no cost involved. All materials are provided.
Woi-wurrung word
(Woi-wurrung word meaning ‘Good Health’) meaning ‘Good Health’
“I enjoyed learning about safer sex.”
- Year 8 student
“The program is culturally sensitive
for Koorie students.”
- Koorie Education Support Officer
To schedule a Deadly Dudes session with a group of up to
15 Aboriginal males, or to be trained as a Deadly Dudes
Facilitator, please contact:
Rhys Kinsey
(Woi-wurrung word meaning ‘Good Health’)
Woi-wurrung word
meaning ‘Good Health’
Aboriginal Community
Development Worker
Wulumperi Aboriginal Support Unit
580 Swanston Street, Carlton, 3053
Phone: 9341 6270
Email: [email protected]
Deadly
DUDES
PROGRAM
An activity and arts based program for
Aboriginal males on:
Healthy Relationships
Sexual Wellbeing &
Reproductive Health
The Wulumperi Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Sexual Health Unit based at
Melbourne Sexual Health Centre (MSHC)
acknowledges we are located on the
traditional land of the Wurundjeri people.
Artist: Andrew Bamblett
A Deadly Way to learn about Sexual & Reproductive health
ACTIVITIES AND ART PROGRAM
FOR ABORIGINAL YOUTH AND MEN
Deadly Dudes provides a safe space for young
Aboriginal males (aged 12 – 30) to listen, yarn,
share stories and seek advice and support, while
participating in activities and art, e.g. paint your
message stick with something you learnt, about
sexual and reproductive health. The fellas then
add their own artwork to make it really ‘Deadly!’
Message St
icks
The Deadly Dudes Program was designed in 2014, by
Rhys Kinsey, a dedicated School teacher committed to
promoting sexual and reproductive health education
to Aboriginal males.
TRAINING & SUPPORT FOR HEALTH
WORKERS/ ELDERS/ ROLE MODELS
Using ‘two-way’ learning, males will participate
in activities, art and discussion to develop their
knowledge on:
Healthy Relationships
Sexual Wellbeing &
Reproductive Health
Topics can includ
e:
UNDERSTANDING SEXUALLY
TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS
PUBERTY
SAFER SEX
STI & BBV SCREENING
BEING A TEENAGE PARENT
RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS
INTIMACY
CONTRACEPTION
SEX AND THE LAW
SEXTING AND PORNOGRAPHY
CONDOM DEMONSTRATIONS
SUGGEST OTHER TOPICS!
Certificate
If you are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
and work in the health industry, you are
welcome to train as a Facilitator for Deadly
Dudes. As a Facilitator you are able to train
groups of Aboriginal males in this program.
Training sessions have been designed to give
Facilitators the skills and knowledge to deliver
the Deadly Dudes program in your Community
and in your local region.