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Through our ongoing advocacy we call for improved health outcomes, and challenge stigma and inequality.
Here are some key issues we’re passionate about. Join the conversation and help us shout louder by using our campaign toolkits with visuals and key messages.
Heavy periods (menorrhagia) are under researched and often dismissed as just a normal period. But it’s a condition that can affect your sleep, education, work, social life and more. That’s why we’re getting the conversation flowing to help you understand when normal isn’t normal.
As the government reviews its guidance of Relationships, Sex and Health Education we need more people to stand up for RSHE that is high-quality, effective, inclusive and empowers children and young people to thrive.
Practising safer sex is one of the best ways to look after you and your partners’ health. It also leads to better sex as you can enjoy yourself without worrying about STIs or unplanned pregnancy. It’s never been easier to look after your sexual health. All it takes is; consent, condoms, contraception and testing!
Having a good friend can make all the difference when you’re in an unhealthy relationship.
Help raise awareness of how you and your friends can be there for one another and support each other with life online and unhealthy relationships.
A guide for survivors of sexual abuse, assault and trauma.
Raising awareness of the challenges that young people who are survivors of sexual abuse, assault and trauma may face when accessing healthcare appointments and screening services.
Knowing your HIV status puts you in control of your health.
Help raise awareness about HIV to tackle stigma and encourage everyone to take charge of their health.
There should be no grey areas when it comes to consent and sexual harassment.
Help raise awareness of the importance of consent in digital relationships and put an end to unsolicited sexual photos.
Every September, Brook celebrates Sexual Health Week with a programme of talks, events and resources about an aspect of sexual health.
Find out what we did for Sexual Health Week 2023