RhED Health Educators

Gabby manages the Communications portfolio and is responsible for distributing the RhED VOICE – an E-newsletter to key stakeholders in the sex industry, published three times per year. Gabby also manages the RhED Volunteer Program and welcomes enquiries from people who have done sex work and/or may be sex working and who would like to volunteer. Gabby is able to offer information and support with any questions you may have about requirements for working in the sex industry (including advertising,) sexual health and safer sex.
Gabby works Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Jessie works with people who identify as migrant sex workers. Jessie facilitates the community interpreter project which engages bi-lingual peers from the sex industry on brothel outreach. She is able to assist with information and referrals to appropriate services including visa information, sexual health and many other topics. RhED works with people of all genders and sexualities and is happy to hear from any person in the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer communities who are engaged in the sex industry, in any capacity. RhED is also able to provide sex worker-friendly referrals to GLBTIQ services.

Kima is the contact person for the magazine RED (distributed to people who work in the sex industry through mail and outreach) published twice yearly in April and October. Kima is able to offer information and support with any questions you may have about requirements for working in the sex industry, sexual health, or safer sex.

Alyx manages the Ugly Mugs portfolio where sex workers can report people/clients who commit offences against them in their place of work (brothel, escort, street). Such offences may include sexual assault (including removal of a condom), theft, physical assault or any other form of harassment or violence.