Welcome to the Sexual Health and Ageing, Perspectives and Education (SHAPE) Project website.
The project team consists of Professor Jane Hocking, Professor Meredith Temple-Smith, Dr Sue Malta, Associate Professor Adrian Bickerstaffe and Ms Louise Bourchier (PhD Student) of the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health and the Department of General Practice at the University of Melbourne.
The SHAPE project was originally funded by the Hallmark Ageing Research Initiative, University of Melbourne, to investigate barriers and enablers to sexual health discussions between healthcare practitioners and their older patients.
Contact the Project Manager, Sue Malta (susan.malta@unimelb.edu.au) for further information. If you are a student or a collaborator with an idea for a project, please do not hesitate to be in touch.
Sexual Health and Ageing, Perspectives and Education (SHAPE) Project 
See our call for participants to take part in the SHAPE Project Focus Groups!
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Hi. I heard on RNs Life Matters Program today that an Intamacy Bank was being established. I’d like to know more about it. Regards, Aurelia
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Thanks for being in touch Aurelia and for listening to the program – Catherine Barrett who is the Director at Celebrate Ageing and the Opal Institute is involved with the Intimacy Bank. Please contact her for more information Phone: 0429 582 237. Email: director@celebrateageing.com
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