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If you’d like to make a genuine difference through a mutually beneficial partnership, have a chat with us about becoming a corporate partner.
We know that stigma drives misinformation and shame and translates to health inequality – particularly when it comes to sexual health and mental health.
This year, millions of people in the UK will continue to experience attacks on their sexual and reproductive rights that are both shaped by, and reinforce, stigma.
Brook is resolute in its commitment to fighting back and standing for and with those affected, but we need to work together.
As a corporate partner, you can help us to change the narrative, fight stigma and directly support those who find their sexual and reproductive rights under attack.
Join our fight. Work with us.
Why partner with us?
By joining our fight, you will demonstrate your commitment to fighting stigma, challenging inequality and increasing accessibility. You will benefit from expert support from Brook’s dedicated team and authentic engagement with our stakeholders, including young people.
Here are just some ways your company can get involved with Brook.
Whether a long-lasting relationship or a one-off campaign, Brook can create a bespoke programme of support that is tailored to your organisation’s needs. Bespoke partnerships can allow both parties to achieve their common goals and help us to support more people to live healthy, happy lives.
Cause-related marketing is a mutually beneficial way for corporate partners to support us with our much-needed work. By partnering together we can build a campaign to change attitudes, challenge prejudices and champion equality. At the same time, you’ll be strengthening customer loyalty, promoting your brand and demonstrating your commitment to your corporate social responsibility goals.
From Sexual Health Week to a conference or research, the opportunities to support a Brook-led event are endless. A sponsorship package with Brook will enable your company to engage new audiences, including a wide range of Sexual Health experts.
Brook’s annual Sexual Health Week campaign offers a great opportunity to raise your brand’s awareness. You can get involved by becoming a Headline Sponsor or Sexual Health Week Patron.
The Brook team come from an array of backgrounds and are experts in many fields relating to sexual health, mental health and wellbeing. Chat to us about keynote speakers, seminar talks or training days to large cohorts of your colleagues or clients on a range of health and wellbeing issues.
In addition to fundraising, we’re always in need of other support in the form of technology, equipment and expertise. If your company can donate equipment, furniture or time supporting Brook, we’d love to hear from you.
This year, millions of people in the UK will experience attacks on their sexual and reproductive rights. Your funding can be used to fight stigma and support people across our education and clinical services.
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Through a sponsorship partnership, we can also look to develop standalone events throughout the year that are tailored to your organisation and key messages. One example is our Big RSE Live Lesson – the latest of which was watched by over 55,000 young people and teachers. Sponsoring events like this can showcase your brand to a wide audience and highlight your support of our cause.
A partnership with Brook can cover a range of sexual health, mental health and wellbeing areas. Examples of some issues we’d be keen to cover can include:
By choosing Brook as your charity partner, you’ll receive a number of benefits, including:
When it comes to vaginas and vulvas, different is normal. But research shows 65% of 26-35 year olds have a problem using the terms vagina and vulva.That’s why we teamed up with Canesten to challenge stigma, normalise conversation and empower young people to take charge of, and celebrate, their body and their health. We delivered bespoke education sessions to over 2,400 young people in schools and universities nationwide, and our online campaign reached over 2 million women and girls under 25.View the Vaginas and Vulvas hub we created with Canesten
The stigma and shame surrounding periods can be detrimental not only to girls’ mental health but also to their education. Research shows* that 49% of girls in the UK have missed a full day of school because of their period. That’s why Brook has teamed up with Lil-Lets, to tackle period inequality and support professionals delivering puberty sessions to young people. Providing young people with good quality puberty education helps to prepare them for the changes they experience during their transition to adulthood and breaks down harmful taboos. View the Brook Learn course we developed with Lil-Lets here.
*’Break the Barriers: Girls’ Experiences of Menstruation in the UK’, 2018 report by Plan UK
Interested in becoming a corporate partner?For more information, please get in touch with our Corporate Relationships Team on partnerships@brook.org.uk.