GGC - Sexual Health - Supporting Adult Service Users with Relationships, Sexual Health and Sexual Wellbeing - IN DEVELOPMENT
Reliable information regarding sexual health and relationships is important for making informed decisions. The amount of information online and on social media can be difficult to make sense of. There is a lot of inaccurate or misleading advice on sexual health and relationships online. Inaccurate information can make it difficult for people to make safe and informed decisions. Social media content can also be misleading and/or inaccurate. It is important to ensure information is published by trustworthy professional sources.
Finding reliable sources for information on sexual health and relationships:
NHS Inform 
is Scotland's national health information service, providing the people with accurate and relevant information to help them make informed decisions about their own health and the health of the people they care for.
Sandyford Sexual Health Services provides Sexual Health Services for people living in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
Speak to a professional:
If someone comes across information that raises questions or they have specific questions about their sexual health or relationships, it is always best to speak with a health professional. This may be their GP, pharmacist, Sandyford or NHS 24. They can provide accurate information and advice based on someone’s specific needs.
see: How to support others with their Sexual Health
Key organisations in Scotland providing information about sexual health and relationships:
Terrence Higgins Trust is the largest voluntary sector provider of HIV and sexual health services in the UK, running services out of local centres across Great Britain.
Waverley Care is Scotland's leading HIV and hepatitis C charity. They provide advice and support for people living with or at risk or HIV and hepatitis, and information about sexual health.
LGBT Health & Wellbeing is Scotland’s health and wellbeing charity for LGBTQ+ adults. They work to improve the physical, social, and mental health and wellbeing of LGBTQ+ adults (16+) in Scotland through responsive support services, a social programme and supporting mainstream services.