Sexual Health – what do you need?

News - 25 September 2023

Hertfordshire County Council want to make sure that everyone has easy access to the tests and treatments they need to reduce Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). To help with this, we want to hear your thoughts and experiences in this survey.
the words 'sexual health' written on paper

Diagnoses of STIs are rising across many different demographics, so it’s important that we hear from a wide range of people – the survey is open to anyone in Hertfordshire aged 18 or over.

Share your thoughts:

We want to hear from all Hertfordshire residents aged 18 or over, even if you’ve never used a sexual health service or thought about it at all.

Please complete this survey to help us understand how to support better sexual health.

The survey will close on 10th November 2023.

If you need the survey in a different format, or would like to share your views in another way, please contact us by:

Calling 01707 275978

Emailing info@healthwatchhertfordshire.co.uk 

Completing our online webform

How will sharing my views make a difference?

The findings will be used to enhance local sexual health service provision and ensure that everybody can access the testing and treatment they need.

How will my information be used?

For information on how we use and share information from the public, please see our privacy statement  or contact us on the details above. 

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