young people Increase number of young men accessing sexual health services Reach young people living in deprived communities Raise young people’s awareness of safer sex Increase and improve condom use; decrease embarrassment Develop and enhance skills of workers
valuing and respecting diversity Irrespective of race, class, gender, sexual orientation, age or ability Do not need to be sexually active Confidentiality of service users Clients offered a range of condoms Services monitored and evaluated
C-Card outlet Full consultation and induction with a trained worker Discussion on sexual health/health issues Fraser Guidelines (under-16s) Young people’s assessment (under-18s) Issue C-Card
29 of these ‘open access’ 7,934 C-Card contacts April 16 – March 17 C-Card used more by young men (60%) 60,000 condoms distributed via C-Card Scheme
(Integrated GUM and Contraception & Sexual Health Services) Community Contraception & Sexual Health Services Hospital scan clinic / Outpatients School health drop-ins College & Universities Youth & Community settings GP Practices Children’s Centres Housing / homeless Youth Offending Harm Minimisation Team Drug & Alcohol services Pharmacies Teenage Oncology Social Services Community Mental Health
Centre Betts Ave Practice – Kenton Centre Betts Ave Practice – Benwell Fenham Hall Medical Group Molineux Walk-in Centre Denton Turret Medical Centre Westgate Walk-in Centre Thornfield Medical Group
between 13-25 years of age Recognised organisation or project with policies/procedures Safeguarding children policy (designated safeguarding lead) & confidentiality policy Workers need to be C-Card trained and attend regular updates Agreement between Newcastle Hospitals Trust and Agency
a FREE service which allows young people to: •Find their local C-Card Outlets •Rate and review local C-Card services including: • Confidentiality • Friendliness • Access • Knowledge of staff •Access up-to-date information on sexual health