Response to study on teenage pregnancy and spending cuts
Findings of study on ‘The effect of spending cuts on teen pregnancy’ should be treated with caution.
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.
Teenage pregnancy is at a record low, but FPA warns this could change if cuts to contraception services continue.
7.4 million women aged between 15 and 44 in England live in an area where the local authority currently has no strategy to reduce unplanned pregnancy.
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.