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Sexual & Reproductive Health Services for Young People report

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Hackney Council is redesigning its young people's sexual and reproductive health services, focusing on school-led education.

Hackney Council is streamlining its young people's sexual and reproductive health services, with Public Health leading a redesign of services commissioned from Young Hackney. This initiative, reported in December 2025, aims for a more integrated and effective model.

The redesign shifts from direct delivery of Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education in schools to empowering schools to deliver it themselves. Targeted support will be provided for sensitive topics such as Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) and substance use, to address variability in young people's experiences.

Key facts

  1. Hackney Council is streamlining young people's health services. Source
  2. Public Health is leading the redesign of these services. Source
  3. The redesign focuses on empowering schools to deliver PSHE. Source
  4. Services commissioned from Young Hackney are being reviewed and redesigned. Source
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