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FPA

50 Featherstone Street
London
EC1Y 8QU

Helpline: 0845 310 1334
FPA direct (leaflet orderline): 0845 122 8600
Web: www.fpa.org.uk
Best time to telephone: 9am - 6pm, Monday - Friday

The fpa is a voluntary organisation whose aim is to advance the sexual health and reproductive rights and choices of all people throughout the UK. The fpa provides a national service in the UK providing information, training, research and publications. The following services are provided.

  • A national helpline and information service for the public and professionals. Handling over 100,000 enquiries a year, it provides information on contraception and sexual health including information on service provision in the UK. Enquirers may also write for information.
  • Consumer tested leaflets and publications on contraception and sexual health are produced for the public and professionals. Fpa Direct (Tel. no. above) offers a complete mail order service. Extensive stock includes books, videos and resources on contraception, sexual health and sex education. Contact the number above for details.
  • A reference library holding all the major journals and publications on contraception and sexual health is available by appointment.
Checked: 1 May 2007








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