SSHA

Society of Sexual Health Advisers

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About Us 

The Society of Sexual Health Advisers (SSHA) is the UK’s national organisation for Sexual Health Advisers, representing around 200 members across the country.

We provide a professional community for networking, collaboration, and ongoing development within the field of sexual health.

SSHA is overseen by a National Organising Professional Committee of elected officers and regional representatives. The Council meets four times a year to:

  • Set professional standards
  • Produce statements and guidance
  • Lead working groups on key issues
  • Support the development of the Sexual Health Advising profession

SSHA and Unite

SSHA is a professional section within Unite the Union. Through this partnership, members benefit from:

  • Workplace support
  • Representation on issues such as pay, terms and conditions
  • Advice and assistance with grievances or employment concerns

This relationship strengthens our collective voice and ensures Sexual Health Advisers are supported both professionally and within their workplaces.

About SSHA

The Society of Sexual Health Advisers (SSHA) is a UK national organisation which is affiliated with Unite the Union. SSHA provides an opportunity for members to meet and work towards further professional development and offers support, education and training.

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