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FPA Contraceptive Awareness Week: Conceivable?
8–14 February 2010
This year we are highlighting the issue
of unplanned pregnancy in the over 35s and promoting the contraceptive needs of women in this age group.
Read more about Conceivable? here
Press release: Has the age and infertility message gone too far?
Our new brand identity
In January FPA launched its new brand to coincide with our 80th anniversary. We continue to champion the importance of good sexual health for everyone.
Latest
- Call the FPA helpline on 0845 122 8690 for information and advice on sexual health.
- Enter the 2010 FPA Pamela Sheridan Award, recognising good practice in sex and relationships education.
- Campaign for abortion in Northern Ireland.
- Jobs at FPA – view our current vacancies
- Get involved and fundraise for FPA
- Contraception and sexually transmitted infection booklets for general practices in England.
- New FPA report on global sexual health.
- Read the latest sexual health updates.
Information and advice
For information and advice on:
- contraception
- sexually transmitted infections
- pregnancy
- abortion
- Call the FPA helpline England, 0845 122 8690, 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday.
- Call the FPA helpline Northern Ireland, 0845 122 8687, 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
- Use our 24hr a day clinic search.
- Ask WES our Web Enquiry Service.
FPA training
We have a wide range of training courses for health and education professionals at venues across the UK or in your workplace. Upcoming courses include:
- Delivering sex and relationships education in the classroom, starts
20 April 2010, London - Sex, law and policy,
13 May 2010, London - Sexual health and young people: A free one day course from FPA, Brook and Durex
FPA shop
View our range of quality resources in the FPA publications and resources catalogue or buy products in our shop. FREE P&P on all orders going to a mainland UK address.
- Have a look at all our information booklets on contraceptive methods.
- The parents' pack helps parents and carers talk about sex and relationships.
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