American Sexual Health Association (ASHA)

Consumer communication/education: asha's websites receive approximately 6 million visitors each year. The websites are the primary means of educating patients, partners, professionals and partner organizations throughout the us. Each website is regularly updated to ensure accuracy and clear, non-biased information on Sexual and reproductive Health. Asha responds to requests from media sources looking for clarification, quotes and more.

Health policy: asha's Washington office works to secure sound policy responses to Sexual Health issues including prevention, treatment, diagnostics and education through efforts with national organizations. Asha opposes education initiatives that limit access to science based education. Asha's key relationships with colleague organizations, federal agencies and project related corporate efforts support the Sexual Health of individuals, families and communities in order to foster healthy behaviors and relationships.

Sexual Health promotion: asha works with partner organizations to educate the public and providers on a range of subjects both funded and unfunded. Asha has set a goal of being a leader in Sexual Health and works with partner organizations, as well as the federal government, to achieve that goal.

Nccc: hpv and cervical cancer education receive funding from corporations in support our volunteer chapter leaders around the country. The national cervical cancer coalition (nccc) works to educate people community by community and volunteers are at the heart of that effort. Our volunteer local chapter leaders-many of whom are cervical cancer survivors-are passionate about seeking out opportunities to educate people through Health fairs, awareness walk/runs, and education and fundraising events. These individuals have demonstrated a true passion to help others and as a result thousands of people across this country have benefitted from their efforts.