Guidance

Promoting the sexual health and wellbeing of people from a Black Caribbean background: an evidence-based resource

Provides information on developing interventions for improved sexual health and wellbeing in people from a Black Caribbean background.

From:
Public Health England
Published
29 September 2021

Documents

Sexually transmitted infections: promoting the sexual health and wellbeing of people from a Black Caribbean background

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This resource provides information to support commissioners, providers and third-sector organisations in developing interventions for improved sexual health and wellbeing in people from a Black Caribbean background.

It presents new evidence from the National Institute for Health Research Health Protection Research Unit in Blood Borne and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) on important drivers of inequalities in STI rates and collates feedback from engagement with community members and stakeholders on the most acceptable and effective approaches for targeted interventions for these communities.

Published 29 September 2021