Welcome to Planned Parenthood Waterloo Region online.

We provide counselling and educational services based on a strong belief in self determination, and an understanding that we all need accurate information to make choices and decisions appropriate for all stages of our lives…

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Workshops

Our education team is comprised of trained staff and volunteers that share sexual health information...

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Counselling

We will provide you with information about ALL of your options...


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The Facts

Get the fact in areas like Pregnancy Options, STDs, Contraception...


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Volunteer

If you are pro-choice, sex-positive and open minded we would love you as a volunteer...

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Q:Does the pill protect you from STI's?  A:No the birth control pill does not protect you from Sexually Transmitted Infections. The best thing you can do to protect yourself from STI's is to use a condom every time you have sex (anal, vaginal and oral) know the sexual history of your partner and get tested regularly for STI's.  Q: Should I wear two condoms at the same time to be safer?  A:Absolutely not—if you wear two condoms they are more likely to break because latex rubbing against latex causes the condom to break.  Q: Is it normal for one labia to be longer than the other?  A:Absolutely—humans are not completely symmetrical. Every woman is unique—and this includes her vulva. Some women have short labia, some have long labia and some have one of each. Often women have one breast that is larger than the other as well.  Q:Can a girl get pregnant if she has anal sex?  A:It would be difficult, but it could happen. If the male pulls out and ejaculates on the female's genitals or around this area the sperm can swim into the vagina and she can get pregnant.