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International expert Professor David Grimes, M.D. FACOG, FACPM, is speaking at three public events in New Zealand in March.

 

Family Planning is encouraging people not to take short-cuts or risks with their sexual health over the holiday season.

A report on the health and well being of New Zealand secondary school students highlights many positives for young New Zealanders, in particular that most students report that they are happy with their family relationships and their parents care about them a lot.

Family Planning has released six new information resources and updated two existing resources in Chinese to meet growing demand from New Zealand’s Chinese-speaking population.

Acknowledge World Contraceptive Day (26 September) by making an appointment at your nearest Family Planning clinic to ensure your contraceptive choice is the best available option for you and your partner.

Family Planning is closing its Queen Street Clinic on Friday 28 November. If you have need of ongoing Family Planning services or need to make regular appointments, we can help you find a new clinic. We’re happy to help you find the clinic nearest to your home or work and can transfer your file to a new clinic – your first visit will be free.

If you’re female and aged between 20 and 70, then September is the month to make sure you’re up-to-date with your cervical smear test.

Upd@teMe – sexual health and relationship information for the over 40s looking for, or already in, a new relationship – is the newest resource produced by Family Planning.