Inclusion - teenage pregnancy

Information about teenage pregnancy.

The Social Exclusion Report on Teenage Pregnancy (June 1999) stated Britain had the worst record of teenage pregnancies in Europe with approximately 90,000 teenagers becoming pregnant every year. Every part of the country is affected, but the situation is worst in the poorest areas. The Government's Teenage Pregnancy Unit was set up to implement the Report and a National Action Plan was developed.

Teenage Pregnancy Strategy and Action Plan for Solihull

The Teenage Pregnancy Strategy and Action plan for Solihull details the ten year plan for reducing teenage pregnancies through improved Education, Health Care and Social Care. The document also sets how we will work with our partner organisations; National and Local targets; and our Action Plan.

Advice

There is information and advice for parents on teenage pregnancy on the Directgov website

Contact Details

Advice and further information can be obtained from the Inclusion and Access Team

Telephone: 0121-704 6690

Email: sen@solihull.gov.uk