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	Teen Site

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The rest of our teen site is still under construction- In the meantime, please visit these other excellent resources for information


	Scarleteen is compiled and written for a young adult population.They provide information which educates in ALL aspects of sexuality, for all sexes, economic classes, genders and orientations, including birth control, safer sex and sexually transmitted diseases, masturbation, anatomy, diverse sexual orientation and identification, gender roles, pleasure, self-esteem, body image, sexual and romantic relationship and communication tools, and care and compassion in sexual enactment.

	Planned Parenthood delivers health care services, sex education, and sexual health information to millions of women, men, and teens in the US. Their website provides health information on basic sexual health information, abortion, and adoption. You can ask questions and they will be answered by a doctor and posted for public view. Find a Planned Parenthood clinic near you using the clinic finder on their website.

	A place to ask anonymous questions and get honest, straight forward answers. Answers to your questions about teen sexual health and sexually transmitted disease prevention from the American Social Health Association.

	This site provides information for teens, adults, as well as, parents, teachers, and health professionals, on sexual health. Clicking on your age demographic (teen, adult, etc.) brings you to sexual health information designed for your age group.

	Sex, Etc. is part of the Teen-to-Teen Sexuality Education Project developed by Answer, a national organization dedicated to providing and promoting comprehensive sexuality education to young people and the adults who teach them.

	The mission of Young Men’s Health is to help teen boys improve their understanding of normal health and development, as well as of specific diseases and conditions. We want to empower teen boys and young men around the world to take an active role in their own health care.