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COI/DCSF 'contraception' by VCCP London
Campaign Work, Tuesday, 01 December 2009 11:52AM
VCCP has created a new campaign for the Department of Health and DCSF to raise people's awareness of the different types of contraception available and educate them about sexual health.
COI/DCSF 'contraception' by VCCP London
The campaign aims to promote more open and honest discussions about sex, relationships and contraception between 16 to 24 year olds and their parents.
The advertising encourages people to explore the contraceptive choices available and to talk to a doctor or nurse to find a contraceptive that is right for them.
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