Condoms can help prevent HIV, sexually transmitted infections and unintended pregnancies There is a wide range of free condoms to choose from. Have fun finding out which type suits you best and make sure you get the right fit. Use our form below to place an order for your free pack of condoms and/or lube […]
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Menopause is caused by a change in the balance of the body’s hormones, which occurs as you get older. Premature or early menopause can occur at any age and, in many cases, there’s no clear cause. Most women will experience menopausal symptoms. Some women will experience few, or no, symptoms. But for some, they can
Central Sexual Health offer priority access to service users who may need additional support. Please complete the Priority Access Form below and a member of staff will contact you directly. Professionals and supporters can complete the form on behalf of the young person or adult. Priority Access to our Central Sexual Health services is only
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The leaflets below are available in an easy read format. Anal Sex Combined Pill Condoms Contraceptives Emergency Contraception Implant Injection Oral Sex Progesterone Only Pill Smear Test STI’s The Coil The Patch Vaginal Sex For more information visit the Contraception and Infection pages.
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Objective Every pregnant young woman and young parent is supported to stay in school. Pregnancy is not a reason for exclusion from school. It is unlawful to exclude a pupil because of her pregnancy or maternity. . Aims This guidance aims to set out why it is important to provide support, how that support could
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HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C are Blood Borne Viruses (BBVs) and are generally transmitted sexually or by direct exposure to infected blood or other body fluids contaminated with infected blood. You can have confidential testing for BBVs at your GPs or at the services below: Transform Forth Valley 01259 272112 Change Grow Live – Recovery service
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Anyone who has been raped or sexually assaulted, they can report it to the police at any time, in an emergency situation dial 999, non-emergencies dial 101, scotland.police.uk. If a person has been raped or sexually assaulted within the last 7 days and they do not want to tell the police or are unsure about telling
