The fpa, formerly the Family Planning Association, is calling for a "contraception champion" in each primary care trust to ensure services are accessible.
Anne Weyman, fpa chief executive, said: "Access to the full range of contraceptive methods should be a fundamental right, not a luxury."
Contraception champions should ensure that information about methods of contraception is available, that sexual health training is provided for professionals and that services work together, said Weyman.
www.fpa.org.uk.
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