Medway Council - Sexual relationship education (SRE) - information for parents and carers

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Sexual relationship education (SRE) - information for parents and carers

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Often parents and carers find it difficult to talk to their children about sexual relationship education (SRE).

The resources listed below may help:

C-card scheme;
Emergency contraception scheme;
Young fathers' group;
Parentline Plus (www.parentlineplus.org.uk);
Other useful websites;
SRE and parents (pdf 752KB);
Talk to your children about sex and relationships - support for parents (pdf 60KB).

To use the pdf files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have this on your computer, please use our advice page.

For further information contact:
	Email :	yphealth@medway.gov.uk
	Telephone :	01634 333119
	Write to :	Teenage Pregnancy Team Medway Public Health Team Gun Wharf Dock Road Chatham Kent ME4 4TR
	Minicom :	01634 333111

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