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Challenging inequality in 2023/24

For 60 years, Brook has championed accessible sexual health services and inclusive relationships and sex education (RSE). Despite persistent opposition, particularly towards LGBT+ inclusive RSE, we are more committed than ever to our mission to fight for everyone’s right to safe, healthy and pleasurable relationships. 

Inadequate sexual health funding exacerbates disparities, hitting marginalised groups hardest. We remain steadfast in challenging inequality, amplifying marginalised voices and ensuring that our digital and physical spaces are designed to meet everyone’s needs.  

We will continue our work and challenge inequalities until all young people, especially those facing barriers, have equal access to health services and education. Learn more about our commitments in our 2023-2026 strategy.

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Fighting for high quality RSE

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.  

Discover how Brook fights for RSE

Fighting for abortion rights

Brook would like to see an end to all criminalisation related to abortion and we are fighting to make this happen.  

Find out how Brook fights for abortion rights
News headlines about abortion - "100 women and girls arrested for illegal abortion", "outrage at jail sentence for woman who took abortion pills later than the UK limit"
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Challenging inequality through digital transformation

In 23/24, we focused our efforts on providing a truly blended and equitable digital and face-to-face service offer.

Find out how Brook tackles digital exclusion

In our 60th year We need your help to challenge inequality

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Our impact in 2023/24

Increasing accessibility

Fighting Stigma

Driving innovation