SECCA - Sexuality Education, Counselling, Consultancy Agency

SECCA - Sexuality Education, Counselling, Consultancy Agency Supporting people with disability to learn about sexuality, relationships, and their rights.

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SECCA Library Resource Review! Shine SA Menstrual Kit for educators and teachers 🩸Our library has more than books! Shine...
18/06/2026

SECCA Library Resource Review! Shine SA Menstrual Kit for educators and teachers 🩸

Our library has more than books! Shine SA Menstrual Kit contains a range of products, information, and activities to facilitate engaging and interactive menstruation education.

Our education team loves this kit for increasing understanding of anatomy, building empathy, reducing stigma and supporting young peoples understanding of periods and the menstrual cycle.

You can come view the kit in person in our library. The Menstrual Kit is available for purchase from Shine SA website shinesa.org.au 😍

Check out our website for more information at secca.org.au/our-library/



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Join SECCA for our upcoming workshop ‘S*xuality and Disability’.🩷This workshop helps you understand your own values and ...
18/06/2026

Join SECCA for our upcoming workshop ‘S*xuality and Disability’.🩷

This workshop helps you understand your own values and attitudes about sexuality, and how these might affect the way you support the rights of people with disability.

This is an interactive, full-day workshop for people who live with, care for, or support people with disability.

Topics we cover:

🩷What is sexuality?
🩷What is disability?
🩷Common values, attitudes, and myths
🩷Relationship and sexual rights
🩷Supported decision-making
🩷Best practice sexuality education
🩷Taking a trauma-informed approach

We recommend doing this workshop before attending any other SECCA workshops, as it builds your core knowledge. 👍

You will learn useful tools and ideas to begin supporting and affirming rights of people with disability to relationships and sexuality.

Head to our link in bio to secure your ticket! 🔗



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Introducing our Online Workshops! 💻😍Save the dates for SECCA’s online workshops taking place from May 2026 until January...
17/06/2026

Introducing our Online Workshops! 💻😍

Save the dates for SECCA’s online workshops taking place from May 2026 until January 2027. 🗓️

Our speciality workshops help parents and carers, teachers and professionals, to feel more confident helping those they support with their sexuality and relationships.

These full day online workshops events are facilitated by experienced and professional SECCA staff members.

Sign up to our mailing list to be the first to hear about SECCA’s workshops and events.

For more information check out our website secca.org.au/workshops



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Join SECCA for our upcoming online workshop ‘S*xuality and Disability’💻🩷This online workshop helps you understand your o...
11/06/2026

Join SECCA for our upcoming online workshop ‘S*xuality and Disability’💻🩷

This online workshop helps you understand your own values and attitudes about sexuality, and how these might affect the way you support the rights of people with disability.

This is an interactive, full-day workshop for people who live with, care for, or support people with disability.

Topics we cover:

🩷What is sexuality?
🩷What is disability?
🩷Common values, attitudes, and myths
🩷Relationship and sexual rights
🩷Supported decision-making
🩷Best practice sexuality education
🩷Taking a trauma-informed approach

We recommend doing this online workshop before attending any other SECCA workshops, as it builds your core knowledge. 👍

You will learn useful tools and ideas to begin supporting and affirming rights of people with disability to relationships and sexuality.

Head to our link in bio to secure your ticket! 🔗



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SECCA’s Open Day 2026 Schedule! 🕰️Our Open Day is on Wednesday the 24th of June 2026. SECCA’s Open Day offers a chance t...
10/06/2026

SECCA’s Open Day 2026 Schedule! 🕰️

Our Open Day is on Wednesday the 24th of June 2026.

SECCA’s Open Day offers a chance to discover SECCA's services and latest resources, attend presentations from guest speakers, and engage in networking.

This year we celebrate 35 years of SECCA. Founded in 1991, SECCA has spent 35 years building connection, empowering communities, and creating lasting impact through advocacy, inclusion, and support.

Who is it for?
This is an interactive, full-day workshop for people who live with, care for, or support people with disability.
This workshop is suitable for parents/carers, disability service-providers, teachers, and health professionals.

Here is what to expect on the day

Presentations from SECCA Staff:
Supporting People with Disability Around Harmful S*xual Behaviours
SECCA App: Tips, Practice and Getting Started
S*xual Assistive Technology for people with disability

There will also presentations by guest speakers from local organisations:
Youth Disability Advocacy Network
Patricia Giles Centre for Non-Violence
Disability Legal Western Australia

#2026

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June is LGBTQIA+ Pride Month! 🌈Pride started as a series of riots at the Stonewall Inn in New York, beginning June 28th ...
01/06/2026

June is LGBTQIA+ Pride Month! 🌈

Pride started as a series of riots at the Stonewall Inn in New York, beginning June 28th 1969 in reaction to police raids for the purpose of arresting gay patrons. These riots were instrumental in the fight for q***r civil rights and were largely led by trans women of colour.

Today, Pride is celebrated during June to honour these contributions and commemorate the progress that has been made in q***r civil rights.

However, it is also a time to note that not everywhere has decriminalised q***r identities. This means a lot of places in the world are still not safe spaces for LGBTQIA+ folk. For these reasons, Pride is also a time to acknowledge that more needs to be done to advocate for the equality and safety of LGBTQIA+ people.



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This week is National Reconciliation Week.It is a time to acknowledge Australians’ shared history, to honour truths and ...
27/05/2026

This week is National Reconciliation Week.

It is a time to acknowledge Australians’ shared history, to honour truths and continue our work towards reconciliation.

So much of the improvements made to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People’s rights and wellbeing has been fronted by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People themselves.

Whilst it is so important to celebrate the resilience and self-efficacy of First Nations Australians, it is also important that this important work does not always rest on their shoulders alone.

That is why this year’s theme is ALL IN, as a reminder that we ALL need to be fully committed to Australia’s reconciliation.



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On the 26th of May each year, National Sorry Day commemorates the anniversary of the tabling of the Bringing Them Home r...
26/05/2026

On the 26th of May each year, National Sorry Day commemorates the anniversary of the tabling of the Bringing Them Home report in the Australian Parliament in 1997 and honours the survivors from the Stolen Generations.

It is important to continue to recognise the atrocities committed under Government policies and to acknowledge the lasting impact on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and people today.



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Accessibility means how easy it is to understand or use something. 👍You have a right to get information in ways you unde...
21/05/2026

Accessibility means how easy it is to understand or use something. 👍

You have a right to get information in ways you understand.

Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. It identifies that online spaces can be accessible or inaccessible to people with disability, just like in physical spaces.

Guidelines exist to make online spaces more accessible.

To learn more about accessibility visit https://accessibility.day/resources/



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Good news! Our upcoming workshop ‘Gender Identity and Disability’ has tickets still available🌈.This interactive workshop...
21/05/2026

Good news! Our upcoming workshop ‘Gender Identity and Disability’ has tickets still available🌈.

This interactive workshop will develop your knowledge and skills in supporting transgender, gender diverse, and non-binary people with disability.

Topics we cover:

💜S*xuality, S*x and Gender
💜Pronouns
💜Disability, Neurodivergence and Gender
💜Gender Affirmation
💜Social, Medical, and Legal Affirmation
💜Gender euphoria

Head to our link in bio to secure your ticket! 🔗



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2 Delhi Street, West Perth
Perth, WA
6005

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm

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