In a survey* carried out by FPA:
• Around four out of five parents (78%) said that schools should be talking to young people about subjects related to pornography, such as body image, self-esteem, consent and communication.
FPA welcomes today’s announcement on Relationships and Sexuality Education in Wales.
Parents are speaking out in response to a government consultation on RSE, as the sexual health charity FPA has today published guidance to help parents give their views to the Department for Education.
Laura Russell, FPA's Policy Manager, tells us the next steps in the fight for comprehensive and inclusive relationships and sex education.
The Digital Economy Minister, Matt Hancock MP, yesterday formally started the countdown to the introduction of age-verification processes for online pornography in the UK by April 2018. This aims to prevent anyone under 18 years old from accessing pornography online through introducing mandatory checks using a form of identification, such as a credit card.
Findings of study on ‘The effect of spending cuts on teen pregnancy’ should be treated with caution.
Sexual health charity FPA is calling on all political parties to commit to reduce the UK’s teenage pregnancy rate.
FPA team intern and YAC member Verity Pooke reflects on a global day of action for sexual and reproductive health rights with the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF).
Although restrictions are in place, FPA is trading as normal and we are fulfilling orders as normal.
We’re following the government health advice to make sure our staff are safe and we are putting in place all necessary measures to ensure this advice is followed by everyone. We would like to thank all our customers for supporting us in these uncertain times and we wish everyone stays safe especially those on the frontline in the NHS.