This colourful magazine-style publication, aimed at young people aged 14 and above, provides information about the emotional side of relationships that can be passed over in formal sex education. It explores issues such as how to ask someone out and what to do if they turn you down. It explores why young people choose to have sex within a relationship and signposts sources of further information on contraception.
It's OK to Tell
This booklet has been written by young people aged 10 to 18 to explain what sexual abuse is, the impact it has had on them, and how counselling has helped their recovery. Members of a group in Northern Ireland called Sexually Wronged And Now Survivors outline why it is okay to tell if you've been abused. The booklet is aimed at young people and their families, as well as health professionals, social workers, teachers and the police.
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