Getting It On - Sex & Mental Health Resource for Young People

Advice and Information - 2 August 2017

Getting It On is a sexual and mental health resource for young people in South West London, that can help them gain the essential life skills and knowledge they might need relating to their health and wellbeing.
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Information and services for 13-19 year olds

Getting it on provides information and advice on key issues such as 

  • Sexual and mental health
  • Staying safe online
  • Emotional health and wellbeing
  • Drugs and alcohol
  • Relationship problems, abuse and exploitation
  • Emergency contraception

They also give listings of helpful services and clinics across the area

Clinics and Services

To find a full list of all the local clinics and services in your area - Croydon, Kingston, Merton, Richmond, Sutton or Wandsworth.

To get free information and advice you need, when you need it

Check the website 

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