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Inequality remains one of the driving factors behind poor health outcomes. With reduced funding for sexual health services continuing to hit marginalised groups the hardest, it is vital that we navigate the multi-faceted issues faced by people in sexual health, mental health and wellbeing. During 24/25, Brook has worked harder than ever to ensure we reach those who need us the most through our combination of in-person clinics, digital provision and community-based initiatives.
Education is integral to combatting inequality, yet we are witnessing increased attempts to limit what can be taught in schools. Brook has remained steadfast in our defence of high quality, inclusive RSE to ensure schools remain spaces where young people can develop the skills and knowledge to keep themselves and each other safe.
Brook is committed to fighting for high quality, comprehensive and inclusive RSE as a universal right for all young people including those not in mainstream education.
At Brook we are committed to removing barriers to sexual health support, including for those in the criminal justice system.
Throughout 24/25, we worked to consolidate complementary digital and face-to-face clinical services.
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