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For Sexual Health Week 2026, Brook is championing human connection in platonic, romantic and sexual relationships.
The campaign aims will examine why many feel increasingly detached from themselves and others and raise awareness of how strong communities can help fight stigma.
Sexual Health Week is also a good opportunity to learn more about the sexual health and wellbeing support available to young people in Oxfordshire.
Take action: Find out more about Sexual Health Week 2026, including how you can get involved.
Local sexual health support
There is a range of sexual health and wellbeing support available to young people in Oxfordshire, includes:
You can also talk to your GP if you have any questions or concerns, or if you'd like advice about accessing support.
Good to know: Tellmi is a free mental wellbeing app for young people in Oxfordshire aged 11-18. It provides a safe space where you can talk about anything, including sexuality, self-esteem, and anxiety.
Online sexual health support
You can also access information and support on sexual health matters online. Good places to start include:
- Brook - free and confidential advice
- BISH - a guide to sex, love, and you
- Terrence Higgins Trust - services including sexual health, outreach and free condoms
Good to know: Childline have lots of information and advice on different sex and relationship topics.
