Help shape Merton’s sexual and reproductive health and HIV services
The London Borough of Merton want to hear about your views and experiences of local sexual and reproductive health and HIV services.
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The short film is an honest look at sexual health that encourages young people to seek professional advice, and explains what they can expect from accessing sexual health services.
The London Borough of Merton want to hear about your views and experiences of local sexual and reproductive health and HIV services.
Keep readingNew Dialogue is working with Nudge Associates Limited to deliver the community engagement programme that will inform Merton’s refreshed sexual health strategy. The engagement programme will gather the views and experiences of residents living, working, studying and socialising in Merton and ensure the voices of communities experiencing the greatest sexual and reproductive health inequalities are…
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