We want your views on a new South East London Sexual Health Strategy!
New Joint Approach to Sexual and Reproductive Health in South East London
One of the mandated public health services which Bexley Council is responsible for commissioning is sexual and reproductive health services, this includes the provision of contraception and access to testing for sexually transmitted disease and HIV.
We are pleased to consult on a new, strategic sexual and reproductive health and HIV strategy 2025-2029, which sets out key priorities to strengthen sexual and reproductive health services across southeast London.
Lambeth, Lewisham, Southwark, Bexley, and Bromley have come together to launch a new joint strategy aimed at improving sexual and reproductive health across South East London. The LSLBB strategy focuses on prevention and targeted interventions for specific groups, including those under 25, gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men, and minority ethnic groups.
London Borough of Bexley would like your views on our proposed sexual health strategy, 2025-2029. We are responsible for making sure that effective services are available for the people in Bexley and would really value your thoughts on a strategy we've developed. The survey will also give you an opportunity to let us know what has been working well and were we can focus our efforts.
By completing this survey, your feedback will help us decide how to improve things and shape our approach to sexual and reproductive health across South East London. You do not need to have used sexual health services to do this.
The information you provide will be kept confidential and used only for the purposes of feeding into the proposed sexual and reproductive health and HIV strategy. We may share results with our partners; and the survey does not collect your personal details. The results will be statistical and will never contain anything that could identify you.
The survey will close 13 June 2025.