Nathan Cleary Set to Reduce Sexual Diseases by Distributing Free Condoms
Rugby league star Nathan Cleary is taking an unexpected step off the field by launching a public health initiative aimed at reducing the spread of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). The Australian athlete has announced plans to distribute free condoms in communities across the country as part of a wider campaign to promote safe sex and sexual health awareness.
Cleary’s initiative comes in response to rising concerns about sexually transmitted infections among young people. By providing easy access to condoms, the program seeks to remove barriers that may prevent safe sexual practices and encourage responsible behavior among teenagers and young adults.
The campaign will also include educational materials, workshops, and social media outreach to inform the public about the importance of sexual health, testing, and prevention. Cleary has emphasized that the initiative is not just about providing condoms, but about creating awareness and promoting conversations around sexual responsibility.
Health experts have praised the effort, noting that celebrity-led campaigns can have a strong impact on public attitudes, particularly among younger demographics. “When well-known figures like Nathan Cleary speak out on sexual health, it helps normalize safe practices and reduces stigma around STDs,” said one public health official.
Fans and community leaders have expressed support for Cleary’s project, highlighting the importance of sports figures using their influence to promote positive social messages.
With the program set to roll out in the coming months, Nathan Cleary hopes to make a tangible difference in public health while encouraging a culture of safety and awareness in sexual behavior.
