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Sex: Consent and Consequences, Rights and Responsibilities

This is an information booklet tailored for young people that delivers the facts about sex when it comes to individual rights and responsibilities, and the emotional and legal necessity of consent for sexual intimacy. It empowers young people to make informed, safe and positive choices through delivering clear, non-judgemental sex and relationships information.

Suitable as a standalone guide for all young people of secondary school age (11+).

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What’s this about?
  • Sex and consent awareness for young people.
    This is an information booklet tailored for young people that delivers the facts about sex when it comes to individual rights and responsibilities, and the emotional and legal necessity of consent for sexual intimacy.
  • Healthy relationship language.
    This booklet empowers young people to make informed and positive choices through delivering clear, non-judgmental sex and relationships information.
  • Reducing the chances of a lack of sex education.
    Designed to address the likelihood that, statistically, today’s young people will have sex at some point. However, the lack of consistent sex and relationships education (SRE) in schools and the bombardment of mixed messaging on the web and from the media is putting young people at risk.

 

Who’s it for?
  • For use in educational and healthcare settings.
    Any professional or individual engaging with young people may find it beneficial to give to young people (teachers, social workers, youth offending). Also suitable for parents.
  • Equate project in schools.
    Equation currently distributes this resource in schools to pupils in Yr 9 (age 13) as part of our Equate project.
  • This booklet is for young people.
    Using this booklet enables young people to enter relationships with the knowledge they need to keep themselves and others safe.

 

Benefits
  • Teaching young people early.
    Answers questions that young people have but may be too embarrassed to ask parents/professionals about: useful as a conversation starter on these topics.
  • An inclusive resource for all.
    A non-judgmental guide that does not encourage or dissuade young people from engaging in sexual activity, but empowers them to make legally and emotionally informed choices.
  • Gives young people the responsibility over their sexual wellbeing.
    Encourages young people to take responsibility for their own and others’ sexual health and wellbeing.

 

 

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Weight                                                                                    0.012 kg