Health
General Health
Fiertés Colorées – The LGBTI+ Center of Rouen is comitted to the health of LGBTI+ people in the Rouen and its region, in general health, and also sexual health, transgender health, and mental health (see below).
Thus, we work with the Regional Health Agency of Normandy, are part of CoReSS Normandy (formerly CoReVIH), the Sexual Health Network of the Rouen Metropole, and collaborate with various health structures and professionals.
We work to facilitate the healthcare pathways and health coverage for LGBTI+ individuals as a whole in the region.
Contact us by email at contact@fiertescolorees.org or with the form at the bottom of the page!
Tell us what type of health professional you need, and we will guide you according to the directory we have.
Fill out the form below to let us know!
Your contribution can be anonymous:in this case, write "anonyme@anonyme.fr" in the "your email" field.
It is with great pleasure that we would add you to our directory or work with you!
To do this, contact us by email at contact@fiertescolorees.org or via the form at the bottom of the page.
Feel free to also contact or join the Metropolitan Sexual Health Network !
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Sexual health
We are actively working to promote sexual health and combat HIV (the virus that causes AIDS) and STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections).
We are part of CoReSS Normandie (formerly COREVIH), the Sexual Health Network of the Rouen Metropolitan Area, and we work with several organizations and health professionals.
We intervene in schools on the topic of sexual health, to discuss prevention and protection.
We can provide internal and external condoms, with or without latex, in standard or XL sizes for free and available at all our events.
Sexual health documentation is also always available, to read on-site or take away.
Trans health
Fiertés Colorées works in networks of professionals, associations, and concerned individuals to improve the health pathways of trans individuals, particularly medical transition pathways.
The association reaffirms its positions: self-determination of individuals, the supportive role of healthcare personnel (not decision-makers), etc.
With a directory of over 100 trans-friendly addresses, we support and guide trans, non-binary, and intersex individuals to access the care they desire, related to their transition/intersex status or not.
For any information, and to find a healthcare professional, write to us at trans@fiertescolorees.org
The Fransgenre association offers free training on hormone therapy prescriptions for transgender people to healthcare professionals.
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Mental health
Thus, the association advocates for optimal care and respectful support for individuals regarding their mental health.