Black heritage women’s sexual, reproductive and family health is in focus this week in Lambeth as the Caribbean and African Health Network hosts a community event at St Mark’s Church in Kennington on Saturday 23 November.
All women from Black heritage communities are welcome to this event, ‘SHERO – Reclaiming Black Women’s and Family Health’.
From 9 to 15 September 2024 it’s Sexual Health Week, and there’s never been a better time to make your sexual and reproductive health a priority. This year’s theme, ‘Make Sexual Health Simple’, is all about ensuring easy access to sexual health services for everyone—no matter your gender, age, race, or sexual orientation.
Lambeth resident insights to inform the development of online sexual health services in Lambeth and across London.
London Boroughs are working together to improve the sexual and reproductive health of everyone in the capital. The London Sexual Health Programme is looking for young people and adults who live, work, or are currently studying in London to complete a brief and anonymous online survey about how they’ve used in-person and online sexual health services, how that experience has been been for them, and any suggestions they have for improvement.
On International Women’s Day, we highlight how women in Lambeth can get free contraceptive pills online, and stay in control of their fertility.
For women who want to get the pill quickly and easily, ordering online from the Sexual Health London website (SHL.UK)