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Sexual Health Week 2023 - Brook joins us on TSR!
This week (11th-17th September 2023) we are joined by the fantastic @BrookCharity
Brook is the UK's leading sexual health charity, with a focus on young people under 25. They are the only national charity that delivers a unique combination of specialist clinical services, RSE in schools and youth settings and training for professionals. This is all underpinned by their policy and advocacy work to make sure sexual health and wellbeing are high on the political agenda.
For sexual health week this year the theme is PLAYING IT SAFE
Being safe means feeling empowered to access contraception, testing and treatment. It means understanding consent, healthy relationships, and pleasure. It also means providing relationships and sex education (RSE) that gives young people the tools to navigate the world safely both online and offline; and delivering safe, accessible sexual health services wherever people need them.
If you would like to know more about their work, please feel free to ask a question in this thread or if you have a personal question in relation to your own sexual health, do pop them a message @BrookCharity
Please ensure you follow our site's community guidelines when posting.
Thank you!
TSR
(edited 8 months ago)
Hey all - Alice from Brook here 
Myself and colleagues will be joining you here all week to celebrate Sexual Health Week by answering any questions you have about sexual health, relationships and wellbeing.
Our theme this year is Playing It Safe which means we're ready to support you with ALL sorts of worries, concerns and curiosities to help you enjoy safer and happier relationships and experiences.
Feel free to leave your questions below and we'll be checking in every day to help you out.
Speak soon!
Myself and colleagues will be joining you here all week to celebrate Sexual Health Week by answering any questions you have about sexual health, relationships and wellbeing.
Our theme this year is Playing It Safe which means we're ready to support you with ALL sorts of worries, concerns and curiosities to help you enjoy safer and happier relationships and experiences.
Feel free to leave your questions below and we'll be checking in every day to help you out.
Speak soon!
Original post by TSR
This week (11th-17th September 2023) we are joined by the fantastic @BrookCharity
Brook is the UK's leading sexual health charity, with a focus on young people under 25. They are the only national charity that delivers a unique combination of specialist clinical services, RSE in schools and youth settings and training for professionals. This is all underpinned by their policy and advocacy work to make sure sexual health and wellbeing are high on the political agenda.
For sexual health week this year the theme is PLAYING IT SAFE
Being safe means feeling empowered to access contraception, testing and treatment. It means understanding consent, healthy relationships, and pleasure. It also means providing relationships and sex education (RSE) that gives young people the tools to navigate the world safely both online and offline; and delivering safe, accessible sexual health services wherever people need them.
If you would like to know more about their work, please feel free to ask a question in this thread or if you have a personal question in relation to your own sexual health, do pop them a message @BrookCharity
Please ensure you follow our site's community guidelines when posting.
Thank you!
TSR
This week (11th-17th September 2023) we are joined by the fantastic @BrookCharity
Brook is the UK's leading sexual health charity, with a focus on young people under 25. They are the only national charity that delivers a unique combination of specialist clinical services, RSE in schools and youth settings and training for professionals. This is all underpinned by their policy and advocacy work to make sure sexual health and wellbeing are high on the political agenda.
For sexual health week this year the theme is PLAYING IT SAFE
Being safe means feeling empowered to access contraception, testing and treatment. It means understanding consent, healthy relationships, and pleasure. It also means providing relationships and sex education (RSE) that gives young people the tools to navigate the world safely both online and offline; and delivering safe, accessible sexual health services wherever people need them.
If you would like to know more about their work, please feel free to ask a question in this thread or if you have a personal question in relation to your own sexual health, do pop them a message @BrookCharity
Please ensure you follow our site's community guidelines when posting.
Thank you!
TSR
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