You can check out some of the useful websites.

Useful Web Sites

• Health care! It's Your Choice
  Just about everything you'll ever need to know about health issues. Created by Alberta Health and Wellness, it covers most of the health issues.
  
• The Canadian Health Network
  A good site with good answers to a long list of sexual health problems.
  
• Pass Drug Test Whether a drug test is required for employment or by a court order, you absolutely must pass.

Basic Sexual education

• What Teens should know
  This site helps teenagers to know what is sex and educate them about the risks and problems related to sex.
  
• Youth’s Rights and Responsibilities
  Advocates for Youth helps young people take responsible decisions about their reproductive and sexual health. This site serve the field by boldly advocating for a more positive and realistic approach to adolescent sexual health
  

Sexual and Reproductive Health

• An Innovative Approach to Kids Health
  This is an initiative of The Hospital for Sick Children, Sick kids and the University of Toronto. The approach is contemporary, based on evidence highlighted by great visuals. It also offers latest news, features and other updates in the field of child care.
  
• Overcoming the Pains and Pangs of Puberty
  A rational approaches to teen sexuality the pains and pangs of puberty and the “Puppy Love” relationships. There is also a “Ask the doctor "section along with Links and referrals.
  
• Information about Pregnancy and Baby’s Health
  This site is affiliated with The Hospital for Sick Children, and offers info about pregnancy and the baby’s development, from preconception through pregnancy and birth, until the baby’s first birthday.
  
• Sexual Problems in Women
  This site provides complete information regarding women’s sex related problems along with appropriate solutions. It helps women understand and deal with the Sexual problems and related issues.
  
• No Ducking about Sexual Health
  A Canadian community based, non-profit agency which claims that,’ they don’t duck anything.” The organization deals with various aspects of sexual health, birth control and gay, lesbian and transgender issues.
  
• Problems and Care during Pregnancy
  Here you get proper tips and care for pregnant women. It gives you the information regarding the risks, problems and the care to be taken during pregnancy
  
• Women’s and Youth Sexuality Awareness
  Federation Canadienne pour la Santé Sexualle is a charitable pro-life organization focusing on creating an awareness and advocacy about women’s and youth sexuality, gender and behavior among LGBT.
  
  
  

• LEAF
  LEAF (Women's Legal Education and Action Fund) is a non-profit organization promoting the equality and rights of women and girls. It also has a section for teenagers.
  
• Education Wife Assault/ For Teens to Think About
  You'll know more about dating violence for teens that includes signs of abuse, violence prevention, advice for abused teens and abusers.

• Comprehensive Info about AIDS and HIV
  This is a fairly comprehensive site that deals with HIV/AIDS and is primarily meant for Canadian students and teachers but is of interest internationally.
  
• Living with AIDS
  The aim of this site is to increase the response to HIV/AIDS across regions and different sectors of society and thus enrich the lives of people and communities living with AIDS/HIV.
  
• Staying Safe from HIV
  “Uklishawahi kutaku ku” says this site in Swahili and English highlighting the UNICEF initiative about creating AIDS/HIV awareness, staying safe by using real life stories. As the site says there are more than 12 million kids that are HIV positive and need help.
  
• Awareness and Averting AIDS
  An UK based charity working in Sub-Saharan Africa and India , its focus is in creating awareness, education, treatment and care of people with AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa and India.
  
• Podcasts and treatments about HIV/AIDS
  A comprehensive source of information on HIV/AIDS, that covers including treatment, prevention, medication and side-effects along with personal stories and podcasts.
  

• Support Network for LBGT
  By providing information, a support network A bilingual site for LGBT youth and their family and friends. Provides information, support and a forum for the exchange of ideas.
  
• Equality and Justice for LBGT
  Egale advances equality and justice for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, and their families, across Canada advances equality and justice for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans-identified people and their families across Canada
  
• Sexual Orientation Information
  This resource summarizes research into various areas of sexual orientation. It provides factual information about sexual orientation and HIV/AIDS to promote the use of scientific knowledge for education and enlightened public policy.
  
• Awareness about Bisexuality
  The Bisexual Resource Center is a non-profit organization that educates the general public and other interested organizations about bisexuality.
  

Family Information and Support

• Mums and Dads of LBGTs
  FFLAG stands for Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays. It’s a collection of mums and dads with gay sons and daughters, so they know just what a parent can go through when a child ‘comes out’. They run a website and support groups, as well as a national network of help lines staffed by parents themselves. You can find out more or contact them by following the FFLAG link on the right.
  
• Counseling for Families of LBGT
  PACE is a counselling organisation with a lot of experience in helping all members of the family, straight or gay. They run a family helpline for anyone dealing with family issues to do with someone’s sexuality. Find out more about their work with families here.
  
• Support Network of Families
  It helps to hear other families’ stories and share what they’ve learned. So now you know is a booklet from Yorkshire group MESMAC that looks at things from both the parents’ and kids’ side of things.
  
• Support Group of Parents for Parents
  A group of mums and dads in Manchester have created a useful web site where they look at some of the questions parents often want answers to.
  
• Youth Groups
  When a child ‘comes out’ parents might worry about who their son or daughter is mixing with and where they’re going. Gay youth groups are useful to know about. They’re run by qualified youth workers who’ll be happy to talk to parents.
  
• Sex & Sexual Health
  If your son or daughter is gay or bisexual you might have questions or worries about HIV and safer sex.
  

Drugs and Medicinal Web Sites

• Cialis
  Generic Cialis is an oral prescription which is given to treat erectile dysfunction in males.