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Sexual and Reproductive Health Services Consultation

Resident Survey Update

A big thank you to everyone who took the time to complete our survey — we had 70 residents share their views, and we really appreciate it.

Your feedback is incredibly important to us and will help shape how sexual and reproductive health services are delivered for our community. We’re carefully reviewing everything you’ve told us to understand what’s working well and where things can be improved.

We may not be able to act on every suggestion, but every piece of feedback helps us build a better service for residents.

What happens next?

  • If you entered the prize draw, the three winners of the £20 Love2Shop vouchers will be chosen and contacted in the week beginning 30 March 2026.
  • We’ll now review all responses and use them to develop a report with recommendations.
  • The final report will be ready by late summer 2026.

Thank you again for helping us improve services for everyone in our community.

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82 participants

Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Survey
Survey
Phase 2: Feedback on the consultation
Feedback on the consultation

Feedback on the consultation

2 July 2026 23:00 - No end date

Thank You for Sharing Your Views

Thank you to everyone who took part in Southwark's Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) consultation. We heard from a wide range of residents through surveys, focus groups and conversations, helping us better understand people's experiences of sexual and reproductive health services across the borough.

Residents told us that while many people have positive experiences of SRH services, others face challenges accessing the support they need. Common themes included difficulties getting appointments, long waiting times, limited awareness of available services, and the importance of services feeling welcoming, private and easy to navigate.

People also told us that trust, clear communication and feeling respected are important when accessing sexual and reproductive health services. Some residents shared additional challenges linked to stigma, language barriers, cultural factors and concerns about privacy.

The findings from this consultation will help us better understand residents' experiences and priorities and will be used to inform the ongoing development and improvement of sexual and reproductive health services in Southwark.

Thank you again to everyone who took the time to share their views and experiences. Your feedback has helped build a clearer picture of what matters most to residents when accessing sexual and reproductive health services

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