Providing a sexual health service for young people in the school setting.
This article describes how a sexual health service for young people can be provided in a school setting using a multi-agency drop-in approach.
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Whitton Clinic, Ipswich, Suffolk. barbara.richardson-todd@ntlworld.com
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