COMPLETELY ANONYMOUS • YOUR IDENTITY IS NEVER REVEALED

Notify a Partner Anonymously

Getting an STI diagnosis is hard. Notifying a partner is even harder. This tool lets you do it safely, without revealing who you are.

1. Fill the form

Select STI and add an optional note

2. Get a private link

Share it via WhatsApp or any app

3. Stay anonymous

They get the message, not your name

Privacy guarantee

The person who receives this link will not know who sent it. The link contains no personal data about you. We do not track who opens the link. Your identity is completely protected.

Which STI were you diagnosed with? *

Possible exposure timeframe *

Personal message (optional — edit or leave as default)

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Let Aunty Mimi write a compassionate, anonymous message

You don't need to include your name or any identifying information in your message. The link itself carries no data about who you are.

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Share it via any messaging app. Your identity is protected.

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What happens when they open the link?

They see a caring, non-judgmental notification message
They're told which STI to get tested for
They receive links to free, nearby clinics
They are never told who sent the link

Why does partner notification matter?

Most STIs have no symptoms — your partner may not know they need testing

Early treatment prevents long-term health consequences and further transmission

Testing in Zambia is free and anonymous at government health facilities

Notifying a partner is an act of care — for them and for yourself

PRIVATE • ANONYMOUS • NO DATA COLLECTED

Someone is looking out for you

Someone who cares about your health sent you this message. They wanted you to have this information, even if it's difficult to read.

Your privacy and theirs

The person who sent this link does not know if you've opened it
Your identity is never revealed to the sender or anyone else
This link contains no personal data about the sender
We do not store, track, or sell any data from this interaction

STI Exposure Notification

Someone you have been intimate with was recently diagnosed and believes you may have been exposed. This is not a diagnosis — it is a caring heads-up to get tested.

Possible exposure to

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You may have been exposed during recent contact

Message from the sender

Someone who cares about your health wanted you to know about a possible STI exposure. Please get tested — it's free, anonymous, and takes 15 minutes.

What to do next

Don't panic — most STIs are treatable

Many STIs have no symptoms. Testing is the only way to know for sure, and most are fully curable with early treatment.

Get tested — it's free and anonymous

Testing takes about 15 minutes at any government health facility in Zambia. You don't need to give your real name.

If positive, start treatment right away

Medication is available free at government clinics. HIV treatment keeps viral load undetectable. Most bacterial STIs are cured in one visit.

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Getting tested: what to know

It's free at all government health centres in Zambia

It's anonymous — you don't have to give your real name

It takes 15 minutes for most tests, results available same day

Most STIs are curable — chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, and trichomoniasis are all fully treatable

HIV is manageable — with treatment, people with HIV live full, healthy lives

Receiving this message takes courage to act on. Whatever you're feeling right now — it's okay. You deserve care and accurate information. Aunty Mimi is here for you.