Touching Base has a Referral List of disability-friendly sex service providers in Australia and the Wellington region in New Zealand.
The Referral List contains information provided by independent sex workers and commercial sex services premises to be shared with clients with disability and their families or support staff as required.
If you are looking for a referral in another country or region we recommend you first try an online search for services in your area. Tips to help your search can be found here: https://www.touchingbase.org/clients/faqs/how-do-i-go-about-finding-a-sex-worker
When someone with a disability (or their carer, family or friend) seeks a referral to a sex worker or brothel in Australia or Wellington New Zealand they can use our Referral Request Form below to identify their accessibility needs and sexual desires.
The Referral List operator then checks out things like where the client wants the service (in-call or out-call, what suburb, etc.) and what sort of service they want (e.g. the gender of the sex worker, type of sexual activities they want to experience, etc.).
If possible the Referral List operator then provides them with the contact details of several sex workers, and/or the commercial premises that appear most likely to match the client’s needs. The person with disability (or carer etc.) then makes direct contact with the sex workers (and/or brothel receptionist) to discuss price, other details etc. and hopefully makes a booking.
Please note: Touching Base does not benefit or receive any money associated with referrals – therefore we don’t dictate or keep track of prices or costs. The commercial fees charged by sex workers/brothels are highly variable depending on their own price structures, the type of services sought, if there is travel involved, etc. These are details the client and worker sort out between themselves.
Privacy: Please also note that the personal information you provide is only accessed and used to provide referrals. The database remains private and confidential and only designated persons will have access to this information.
Where we have de-identified personal information, we may use it in our publications, reports and submissions to demonstrate our work and impact. We may also provide it to researchers undertaking academic research or study.