Sexual health

North Devon & Tiverton Campus

Trained sexual health advisors are available at both campuses, please come and see us!

Or, email: wellbeing@petroc.ac.uk to ask any questions about sexual health

Jo Davies

Contact: jo.davies@petroc.ac.uk

Faith Hill-King

Contact: faith-hill-king@petroc.ac.uk

Sophie Jones

Contact:
sophie.g.jones@petroc.ac.uk

Anna Edwards

Nurse

Sarah Brown

Nurse

Click her to book an appointment with the college nursing team- Online booking form for Barnstaple

Drop in times are 12.30pm-2pm Monday - Thursday

Sexual Health Dictionary -The Eddystone trust

North Devon Clinics (1).pdf

East Devon Clinics.pdf

STI campaign 2024 posters 1.pdf

Students who live in CORNWALL - Click here for your free condom collection point options

Sexual Health help and advice – BrookThink you might need an STI test? Condom broke and you’re worried? Want to know which contraception is best for you? We can help you work out what to do next.

Find a sexual health service near you

Devon Sexual Health – providing sexual health services that support healthy relationships and sexual well-being – Devon Sexual HealthSupport, advice and guidance on contraception and sexual health for people living in Devon, including Torbay. Our clinics are in Exeter, Barnstaple and Torbay.

Find a free STI home test kit – BrookIf you’ve had unprotected sex, especially if it’s with a new partner, you should have an STI test. Find out if you can get a free kit sent to your home.

Find Emergency contraception services

Emergency Contraception: How The Morning After Pill WorksThe emergency contraceptive pill often called ‘the morning after pill’ can be used after unprotected sex to protect you from pregnancy.

BBC Scotland - The Social - Virginity myths and the lies people tell youFrom hymens to doughnuts, Iris is here with the facts about virginity.

A-Z Consent | Consent CoalitionOur A-Z of Consent looks at different aspects of consent. Try our interactive poster, download our resources and get involved in the conversation.

Let's talk about sex! We're here to give you honest advice about contraception, pregnancy, STIs and pleasure.

Consent is an absolutely necessary part of a healthy relationship. Consent in a dating relationship is when partners mutually agree to sexual activity. This can include hugging, kissing, touching or sex. ... Also, just because someone consents to something one time, it does not mean that they will always consent.

How to give and get consent – BrookTo consent means to agree to something, and the word can be used in lots of different situations. When it comes to sex specifically, to consent means to agree to have sex or engage in sexual activity.

Our HelplineOur free, national helpline provides information, advice and emotional support to all survivors of rape, sexual abuse and violence, and childhood sexual abuse. No matter when the abuse took place, we're here to support you.

Report a rape or sexual assaultReport a rape or sexual assault to the police or a Sexual Assault Referral Centre - find out what happens next and the support available

Do you want support to report sexual assault?

email- safeguarding@petroc.ac.uk or call 01271 852338

Safeguarding

CounsellingWe provide confidential counselling for anyone who would like to talk through their abortion or vasectomy options in a non-judgemental space

Sexwise-Pregnant and don't know what to do?

Do you think you're pregnant?

If you think you're pregnant or want to talk to someone, email us: wellbeing@petroc.ac.uk

MSI Reproductive Choices UK HomepageWe provide NHS-funded as well as self-funded abortion treatment through our network of local clinics all over England.

The Miscarriage Association: Pregnancy loss information and supportOfficial site of the Miscarriage Association. If you’ve experienced miscarriage, molar pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy, the M.A. is here to help you through.

Brook_Porn_handout_2021 (1).pdf

Brook_STIs_handout_2020.pdf

Brook_Consent_handout_v01.pdf

Brook_Contraception_handout_final.pdf

Brook_Condom_handout_final.pdf

Brook_Abortion_handout_2020.pdf

Love-sex-life-booklet.pdf

GMFA - the sexual wellbeing projectHOME | BETTER SEX | CRUISING | SEX AND DATING APPS | SAFER SEX | HIV | STIS | LIVING WITH HIV | SAFER CHEMS | FS MAGAZINE | ABOUT GMFA | DONATE   GMFA is the sexual wellbeing project for gay, bi and trans men brought to you by LGBT HERO. GMFA offers trusted information, advice and support for gay, bi and trans men who have sex with men on all things sex, sexual health, HIV prevention and living with HIV while dealing with issues such as chemsex and general wellbeing.  FEATURED ARTICLES

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