Thammasat University is committed to promoting and safeguarding student sexual health through its Thammasat Well Being Center, established in 2019. As part of this initiative, the university plans to launch the “Sex Must Say” clinic in 2022, further enhancing its support for students.

To ensure comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care, the university offers a range of ongoing services for both dormitory residents and off-campus students:

1. Free HIV Screening: Conducted in collaboration with Thammasat University Hospital and the Rainbow Sky Association of Thailand, providing crucial testing for all students.
2. Essential Supplies: Distribution of free condoms, lubricant gel, and informative brochures to promote safe practices.
3. Educational Resources: Offering free teaching materials, including organ models, to facilitate effective sexual health education and raise awareness through various media on safe sex, prevention of sexually transmitted infections, and unintended pregnancies.
4. Accessible Counseling Services: Students can receive free sexual health advice and support through the Thammasat Well Being Center’s Facebook page, ensuring they have access to the information and resources they need.

By prioritizing these services, Thammasat University is not only fostering a culture of awareness and responsibility but also empowering students to make informed decisions about their sexual health.

For more information on free sexual health care program and free counseling services, please visit Thammasat Well Being Center – Home Page

• Thammasat Wellbeing Center – Free HIV Testing Service every Friday (Sep,2023)
• Thammasat Wellbeing Center – Free condom and lubricant every Monday all year (May,2023)
• ตรวจคัดกรองเอชไอวี ฟรี!! (Apr,2023)
• Independent Study “Inequities in Sexual and Reproductive Health Services: Refugee Women from Myanmar in Thailand (Sep,2023)
• Health promotion clinic_คลินิกโรคติดต่อทางเพศสัมพันธ์ (Dec,2022)
• HIV Self-test (Jun,2022)
• HIV Screening Project (Sep,2022)
  

The Committee for the Promotion of Sexual Safety and Understanding (Sexual Safety Committee) also plays an important role in sexual health care education. The educational boards on safe sex practices showcasing various sexual hygiene tools was installed near the common room and Mikasa room in the faculty building. This initiative is accompanied by the provision of free condoms in the common room to promote sexual safety and raise awareness of safe sexual practices.

• Teen Club – A channel for the general public, especially “teenagers”, to access reproductive health services more conveniently.
• Emergency sanitary napkin service point (Mar,2022)
• Education on reproductive health, birth control, rights and various useful information for teenagers (Nov,2021)

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