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Deciding when it is right for you to have sex for the first time is a big decision and needs a lot of thought.
Your friends probably give off the impression that 'everybody is at it', but the truth is that no matter what your friends say, most people under 16 are not having sex and many wait until they are much older.
No matter what your friends say, most people under 16 are not having sex, and many wait until they are much older before deciding the time is right
It is important that you have all the information and support you need to help you make a decision that is right for you and will help you stay safe and healthy. Information on the law, alcohol, sexuality, puberty and advice to help you decide if you are ready is all in this section of the website.
Being Healthy
A Better Medway is a healthy living campaign designed for everyone living or working in Medway. It helps people to find their way to a healthier life by directing them to local support, information and advice. The campaign brings the community together by encouraging everyone in Medway to take a small step towards a healthier life.
For information and tips on healthy living visit www.abettermedway.co.uk ›
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