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The Safety CardAged under 18? Then you can sign up to Oxfordshire's Safety Card scheme to get free condoms, alongside advice and information about sexual health and relationships. How does it work?You can sign up to the Safety Card scheme at Young People's centres, Connexions Centres and other youth and health projects across Oxfordshire. Follow this link to find your nearest venue: When you visit, you will be offered training from specially trained professionals on how to use condoms safely. Plus you'll get information about sexual health, condoms, contraception, relationships, feeling ready, respect and more. |
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ContraceptionAnyone who might have sex needs to know about contraception. The time to start thinking about contraception is before you have sex. There are 15 contraceptive choices available, which is right for you? Visit this website to find about all the choices: Condoms help protect against sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancy, but you need to know what to do if your contraception fails. |
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ChlamydiaCondoms provide protection against Sexually Transmitted Infection (STIs) but if you have ever had unprotected sex you may be at risk of an STI. Chlamydia is the most common Sexually Transmitted Infection among young people who are sexually active. Chlamydia is invisible and easily spread. It is serious if left untreated but is easy to Condoms provide protection against STIs, but there's a way to be even more sure. In Oxfordshire, young people aged 15-24 can order a free confidential chalmydia test from free-test.me. R U 15-24? Have you had the love bug test? |
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* Emergency Contraception
If you don't want to see a pharmacist you can call Contraception and Sexual Health Services (C&SH) on 01865 456 666 for advice on your nearest clinic. More useful websites from Oxfordshire
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