Education

New RSHE guidance has been announced, but what does it mean for gynae health?

There has been new guidance for Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE) launched today. We talk through some of the guidance which will affect gynae health and gynae cancers.

Increasing awareness of gynaecological cancer

Keeping children ignorant doesn’t keep them safe and healthy

New draft Relationship, Health and Sex Education (RHSE) Guidance – what does it mean for gynaecological and reproductive health?

How outreach is making a difference

“This session has given me more confidence, and enough information to be more open with my GP”

Breaking down the barriers in health education

Asmita blogs about how we can break down the barriers to health education for minoritised groups for Sexual Health Week.

Gynae Health Education Programme ‘Know Your Body’ Launches Today!

Why I’ll Be Talking to My Daughters About Their Reproductive Anatomy…

This International Day of Girl, read about why you should be teaching your daughter about her body.

We need to check our vulvas and be aware of any changes

Sarah tells us her story of being repeatedly misdiagnosed for VIN and why she wants everyone to know their normal and check their vulva.