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Brook’s strategic publications and reports demonstrate our impact, our ambitions and our latest research.
Read our most recent Strategic Plan (2023-2026) Read our most recent Success Report (2023/24)
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For Sexual Health Week 2024, we’re exploring the link between sexual health and mental health. Read our literature review to find out three key ways in which they are linked.
Read about Brook’s research exploring young people’s attitudes and perceptions of condoms, contraception, and wider sexual health education and services.
Darllenwch ein hadroddiad cryno a’n hargymhellion (read summary report in Welsh)
Brook is a leading force in delivering Condom Distribution Schemes (CDS) across England. Our commitment to condom access and education stretches back decades, and we’re constantly innovating to improve their use. Read our research into how digital can deliver a better condom distribution scheme that meets the needs and expectations of young people.
Download Digital Condom Distribution report Read our blog about our CDS work
The Digital Intimacies and LGBT+ Youth report was published in partnership with academics at University of Sussex. In this summary we identify key challenges, opportunities and resources for practice and policy development, specifically for supporting LGBT+ young people to navigate the digital landscape.
Download Digital Intimacies report
This report looks into the ways that LAs support schools with providing RSE; how they support sexual and reproductive health services; and how they support links between schools and sexual health services.
Download Lessons for the New Era of Mandatory RSE report
This report, produced in partnership with NYA, examines the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on young people’s health and well-being.
Download Inside Out report
16-24 year olds make up 12% of the UK workforce and external pressures on young people’s lives cannot simply be left at the door – as this Young Adult Workforce report demonstrates.
Download Young Adult Workforce Health & Wellbeing report
This report reveals how digital technology fundamentally shapes the ways in which young people relate to one another in the arena of romance, sex and relationships.
Download Digital Romance report
This report was co-created with young people and includes the ‘Young people’s manifesto: What we want and need from our Relationships and Sex Education’, which outlines their views on the bare minimum they expect from their education.
Download Going Beyond Biology report
A Quality Account is a report about the quality of services offered by healthcare providers – either direct NHS providers or those who are contracted / sub-contracted to offer healthcare services. The reports are published annually by each provider, including the independent sector, and are available to the public.
Quality Accounts are an important way for local NHS services to report on quality and show improvements in the services they deliver to local communities and stakeholders. The quality of the services is measured by looking at client safety, the effectiveness of treatments clients receive, and client feedback about the care provided.
The Department of Health and Social Care requires providers to submit their final Quality Account to the Secretary of State by June 30 each year.
Brook’s Quality Accounts showcase some of our clinical achievements and demonstrate our commitment to client care and safety. They also report on the previous year’s priorities whilst outlining the following year’s priorities.
Our safeguarding reports, which demonstrate Brook’s commitment to keeping young people safe from harm, are presented to comply with the Charity Commission requirements.
As an employer of 250+ employees, Brook is required by Law to carry out gender pay reporting under the Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations 2017.
Ethnicity pay gap reporting is not mandatory in the UK but Brook believes that it is good practice to record this data in order to be transparent and improve diversity and inclusivity in our work place.
Brook is not legally required to publish a modern slavery statement, however we are committed to operating ethically throughout all aspects of our business and believe it is important to be transparent about our commitment and approach to preventing modern slavery.
Visit the Charity Commission website for information about Brook’s income and expenditure, and details of how the charity spends its money.
Our success reports demonstrate the way in which Brook supports young people and the impact of our work.
Developed in consultation with over 200 young people, our staff and supporters, our 2020-2023 strategic plan builds on our successes and introduces a bold new vision.