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Sexual And Reproductive Health - Adolescents

American Social Health Association - http://www.iwannaknow.org
Information for adolescents and parents on sexual health issues. Includes guide to help adults discuss sensitive information with their children.

Avert - Young People's Section - http://www.avert.org/yngindx.htm
User friendly youth site with information on contraception, AIDS, puberty, and being gay or lesbian. Includes a range of downloadable booklets for young people. Avert is a leading UK based AIDS Education and Medical Research charity.

Brook - http://www.brook.org.uk
Includes information on contraceptive methods suitable for young people, questions and answers, and advice to under 16s thinking of using the service.

Children Now & Kaiser Family Foundation - http://www.talkingwithkids.org
Encourages parents to talk with their children about sexual health, violence and drug abuse.

Diary of a Teenage Health Freak - http://www.teenagehealth.org/
Website of Drs Ann McPherson and Aidan Macfarlane, writers of the original Diary of a Teenage Health Freak series. Aims to provide accurate and reliable health information to teenagers 'in a contemporary, cringe-free, entertaining and informative way'. Includes a comprehensive 'Look it up in our A-Z' page of Doctor Ann's responses to young peoples' questions.

Get Clued Uphttp://www.getcluedup.com.au/
A project run by the University of Sydney aiming to provide sexual health information to teens and encourage testing for chlamydia.

Go ask Alice - http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/index.html
Interactive site developed at Columbia University specifically for students. Its Sexual Health and Relationships sections are the most popular and include Sexual Health (STDs and contraception); Sexuality (anatomy, physiology, response); and Relationships.

I Stay Safe (Queensland Health Youth site) - http://www.health.qld.gov.au/istaysafe
Sexual health site for young people. Very user-friendly with helpful information explaining sexual and reproductive health issues, how to get help, what to expect at a sexual health check, games and more.

Like it is (Dr Marie™) - http://www.likeitis.org.au
Youth-friendly interactive site providing access to information about teenage pregnancy, help and advice, periods, lovebugs (sexually transmitted infections), sex, peer pressure, sexuality, contraception, emergency contraception and puberty.

Somazone: a website created for young people by young people - http://www.somazone.com.au/
Interactive site managed by Aust Drug Foundation. Includes Frequently Asked Questions and games around decision making, counselling and relationships.

Teenwire - http://www.teenwire.com
Information about adolescent sexuality, sexual health and relationships from Planned Parenthood Federation of America.

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