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  48           <h1>
  48             Relationships and Sex
  48           </h1>
  49           <div class="scope_box_blue">
  50             <p style="font-weight:500; font-size: 140%;">
  50               Standards &amp; Regulations
  50             </p>
  51             <p>
  51               Fostering Services National Minimum Standards (England) 2011:
  51             </p>
  52             <ul>
  53               <li>
  53                 <a href="http://www.minimumstandards.org/fost_one.html" target="_blank">
  53                   Standard 1 - The child’s wishes and feelings and those significant to them
  53                 </a>
  53                 .
  53               </li>
  54               <li>
  54                 <a href="http://www.minimumstandards.org/fost_six.html" target="_blank">
  54                   Standard 6 - Promoting Health and Well-being.
  54                 </a>
  54               </li>
  55               <li>
  55                 <a href="http://www.minimumstandards.org/fost_eight.html" target="_blank">
  55                   Standard 8 - Promoting Educational Attainment
  55                 </a>
  55                 .
  55               </li>
  56             </ul>
  57             <p>
  57               Training, Support and Development Standards for Foster Care:
  57             </p>
  58             <ul>
  59               <li>
  59                 <a href="files/foster_care_tsd_standards_guidance.pdf" target="_blank">
  59                   Standard 2 - Understand your role as a foster carer
  59                 </a>
  59                 .
  59               </li>
  60               <li>
  60                 <a href="files/foster_care_tsd_standards_guidance.pdf" target="_blank">
  60                   Standard 3 - Understand health and safety, and healthy care
  60                 </a>
  60                 .
  60               </li>
  61               <li>
  61                 <a href="files/foster_care_tsd_standards_guidance.pdf" target="_blank">
  61                   Standard 5 - Understand the development of children and young people
  61                 </a>
  61                 .
  61               </li>
  62             </ul>
  63             <p>
  63               See also:
  63             </p>
  64             <ul>
  65               <li>
  65                 <a href="http://www.brook.org.uk" target="_blank">
  65                   www.brook.org.uk
  65                 </a>
  65                 - information, facts, games and advice on contraception and sexual health.
  65               </li>
  66               <li>
  66                 <a href="http://www.nhs.uk" target="_blank">
  66                   www.nhs.uk
  66                 </a>
  66                 - general health information and signposting to local health services.
  66               </li>
  67               <li>
  67                 <a href="http://www.parentlineplus.org.uk" target="_blank">
  67                   www.parentlineplus.org.uk
  67                 </a>
  67                 - information and advice for parents/carers.
  67               </li>
  68             </ul>
  69           </div>
  70           <p>
  70             <br />
  71           </p>
  72           <h2 class="h2_underlined">
  72             Contents
  72           </h2>
  73           <ol>
  74             <li>
  74               <a href="#intro">
  74                 Introduction
  74               </a>
  74             </li>
  75             <li>
  75               <a href="#talking">
  75                 Talking About Relationships and Sex
  75               </a>
  75             </li>
  76             <li>
  76               <a href="#tips">
  76                 Useful Tips
  76               </a>
  76             </li>
  77             <li>
  77               <a href="#baby">
  77                 My Foster Child Thinks They Want a Baby
  77               </a>
  77             </li>
  78             <li>
  78               <a href="#contraception">
  78                 Contraception and Pregnancy
  78               </a>
  78             </li>
  79             <li>
  79               <a href="#local_health">
  79                 Local Sexual Health Services
  79               </a>
  79             </li>
  80           </ol>
  81           <h2 class="h2_underlined">
  81             <br />
  82             1.
  82             <a name="intro" id="intro">
  82             </a>
  82             Introduction
  82           </h2>
  83           <p>
  83             When we talk about relationships and sex it can often feel like quite a difficult subject. What
                 you need to remember is that this subject covers many things including friendships, body parts and
                 body changes.
  83           </p>
  84           <p>
  84             Figures show that
  84             <a href="http://trixresources.proceduresonline.com/nat_key/keywords/looked_after_child.html"
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  84               Looked After Children
  84             </a>
  84             are at high risk of becoming a teenage parent because of sometimes being out of education or being
                 moved from placements so it is vital that you feel able to deal with this subject.
  84           </p>
  85           <p>
  85             You should ensure that as part of the
  85             <a href="http://trixresources.proceduresonline.com/nat_key/keywords/placement_plan.html"
                 target="_blank">
  85               Placement Plan
  85             </a>
  85             you are clear of any family values or religious beliefs that underpin this subject. A parent may
                 express wishes about their child’s sex education, which should be taken into account, but your
                 over-riding aim must be to safeguard a young person’s health and well-being.
  85           </p>
  86           <h2 class="h2_underlined">
  86             <br />
  87             2.
  87             <a name="talking" id="talking">
  87             </a>
  87             Talking About Relationships and Sex
  87           </h2>
  88           <p>
  88             Age-appropriate conversations about relationships should begin early in a child’s life and
                 continue as they grow up.&nbsp; But if a young person is placed with you as an older teenager,
                 it’s never too late to talk about sex. All children need communication, guidance, and information
                 about these issues, even if they sometimes don’t appear to be interested in what you have to
                 say.&nbsp;They may come across a lot of inappropriate information on the TV, radio or internet so
                 they need to be able to check what is right and what is wrong.
  88           </p>
  89           <p>
  89             Remember to talk to both girls and boys and don’t assume if there are two carers’ the other is
                 doing it. Both carers’ should be involved in these conversations.
  89           </p>
  90           <p>
  90             You must adopt the same approach to children who explore or are confused about their sexual
                 identity or who have decided to follow a particular lifestyle so long as it is not abusive or
                 illegal.
  90           </p>
  91           <p>
  91             Discussing relationships and sex can be more complex if the child/young person has been sexually
                 abused. They may blame themselves and have confused feelings about the purpose of sex. You may
                 need to work closely with other professionals including the child’s social worker to ensure they
                 are clear on appropriate relationships and sexual behaviour, and to rebuild self esteem and
                 develop trusting relationships.
  91           </p>
  92           <p>
  92             You should try to not to project how you feel about the subject onto the child, so if you cringe
                 when asked a question, the child may also shut down or be unsure what this means.
  92           </p>
  93           <p>
  93             Research says that if parents/carers talk to children about this subject they are more likely to
                 delay having sex and use contraception when they do.
  93           </p>
  94           <p>
  94             Effective relationship and sex education at home and at school is essential if young people are to
                 make responsible and well informed decisions about their lives and resist peer pressure.
  94           </p>
  95           <p>
  95             Schools are required to provide relationships and sex education as part of the curriculum for all
                 children and young people. School programmes are based on national and local guidelines and take
                 place both at primary and secondary level. Sometimes you will be automatically notified by a
                 child’s school of what they are planning to deliver, if not you should try to find out when
                 programmes are being introduced so that you are prepared for any questions they may have.
  95           </p>
  96           <h2 class="h2_underlined">
  96             <br />
  97             3.
  97             <a name="tips" id="tips">
  97             </a>
  97             Useful Tips
  97           </h2>
  98           <p>
  98             Some useful tips:
  98           </p>
  99           <ul>
 100             <li>
 100               Start early, don’t feel you need to know it all, but if the child asks you a question and you
                   don’t know the answer say you will get back to them and make sure you do. Answer questions
                   simply if asked - e.g. what is a condom? It stops ladies from having babies.
 100             </li>
 101             <li>
 101               It is always best to check out what a child/young people know, so if they ask you a question,
                   ask them what they think it means.
 101             </li>
 102             <li>
 102               Do not wait for them to raise the subject. You could talk to a young person about something that
                   has been on the television or in the news to get their views. This should also cover topics such
                   as friendships, respect and trust.
 102             </li>
 103             <li>
 103               Find books, leaflets or appropriate websites dependent on age for the child to look at, or look
                   at them together.
 103             </li>
 104             <li>
 104               Find out where local services are that can help. Contact local youth services or look on-line
                   for more information.
 104             </li>
 105             <li>
 105               Try to be truthful as stories about storks can be confusing and will need to be changed later.
 105             </li>
 106           </ul>
 107           <h2 class="h2_underlined">
 107             <br />
 108             4.
 108             <a name="baby" id="baby">
 108             </a>
 108             My Foster Child Thinks They Want a Baby
 108           </h2>
 109           <p>
 109             Some young people may have a strong desire to have a baby. They may think by doing this they can
                 create their own family which could offer love and stability. It may be useful to seek support
                 from their social worker or your Supervising Social worker about how to deal with this. They could
                 help you identify possible agencies that may be able to advise you. They may look at exercises
                 such as:
 109           </p>
 110           <ul>
 111             <li>
 111               How they plan to support a baby emotionally and financially.
 111             </li>
 112             <li>
 112               What are the day to day costs needed to care for a baby.
 112             </li>
 113             <li>
 113               Experiencing what it is like to care for a baby.
 113             </li>
 114             <li>
 114               What do they want for their children?
 114             </li>
 115           </ul>
 116           <p>
 116             You should talk to the young person about waiting to have children until they finish school, have
                 a job, and a committed partner. Encourage them to aspire to something before they have a
                 child&nbsp;so they can provide appropriately for all their futures.
 116           </p>
 117           <h2 class="h2_underlined">
 117             <br />
 118             5.
 118             <a name="contraception" id="contraception">
 118             </a>
 118             Contraception and Pregnancy
 118           </h2>
 119           <p>
 119             Whilst not encouraging it, it is understood that young people may engage in sexual activity; some
                 before they reach the age of consent which is 16. You should speak to your Supervising Social
                 Worker and the child’s social worker to agree what steps to take to reduce the risk of pregnancy
                 or infection, including contact with a sexual health services. As a foster carer you should not
                 give advice on contraceptive choices, the sexual health services are trained to do this. Any child
                 under the age of 16 years can ask for contraceptive advice without the consent of a parent or
                 guardian.
 119           </p>
 120           <p>
 120             If a young person is suspected or known to be pregnant or have a sexually transmitted infection,
                 you should speak to your Supervising Social Worker, who should consult the child’s social worker
                 to decide on the actions that should be taken as soon as possible.
 120           </p>
 121           <p>
 121             Children under the age of 13 are deemed unable to give consent to any sexual activity. If you are
                 concerned that a child placed with you has engaged in sexual activity, this must be referred to
                 the local authority’s Children’s Social Care Services under the Local Safeguarding Children
                 Partnership Procedures (as a Child Protection Referral).
 121           </p>
 122           <p>
 122             Issues of confidentiality are vital in promoting positive relationships and sex education. The
                 main principle regarding confidentiality is that you should not tell anybody someone’s personal
                 information, unless failure to do so would put them at risk or suspected risk. Young people have a
                 right to expect that those who work with or care for them respect their privacy.
 122           </p>
 123           <p>
 123             If you are concerned that a young person is being abused, exploited or at risk of
 123             <a href="http://trixresources.proceduresonline.com/nat_key/keywords/significant_harm.html"
                 target="_blank">
 123               Significant Harm
 123             </a>
 123             , you should encourage them to agree for you to do something that will protect them.
 123           </p>
 124           <p>
 124             If they do not agree, and you are still concerned, then you should share the information without
                 their consent. The Local Safeguarding Children Partnership Procedure must be followed.
 124           </p>
 125           <h2 class="h2_underlined">
 125             <br />
 126             6.
 126             <a name="local_health" id="local_health">
 126             </a>
 126             Local Sexual Health Services
 126           </h2>
 127           <h3 class="h3">
 127             Sexual Health Services in Haringey
 127           </h3>
 128           <p>
 128             Haringey has a range of comprehensive sexual health services which aim to promote sexual
                 well-being through early diagnosis, treatment and control of sexually transmitted infections
                 (STIs), including HIV. You will receive free and confidential sexual health advice and information
                 in a non-judgmental way from a team of competent staff.
 128           </p>
 129           <ul>
 130             <li>
 130               Whittington Health's Contraception and Sexual Health Services in Haringey provides a sexual
                   health telephone helpline available Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 4.30pm. A range of walk-in and
                   appointment only clinics are available at St Ann's Hospital and other health centres across the
                   borough, Monday to Saturday. Clinic details can be found on the website
 130               <a href="http://shharingey.co.uk/" target="_blank">
 130                 Shhout! Lets talk about sex
 130               </a>
 130               . They also have information on
 130               <a
                   href="https://www.haringey.gov.uk/children-and-families/schools-and-education/services-pupils/te
                   enage-pregnancy-prevention-and-support" target="_blank">
 130                 4YP Haringey
 130               </a>
 130               ,
 130               <a href="http://www.comecorrect.org.uk/" target="_blank">
 130                 Come Correct C-Card Scheme
 130               </a>
 130               (free condoms for under 25s), Emergency Contraception, Long Acting Reversible Contraception and
                   Abortion Services.
 130             </li>
 130           </ul>
 131           <p>
 131             Your GP also provides contraception services and sexual health advice.
 131           </p>
 132           <h3 class="h3">
 132             Useful External Links
 132           </h3>
 133           <ul>
 134             <li>
 134               <a href="http://shharingey.co.uk/" target="_blank">
 134                 Shhout! Lets talk about sex
 134               </a>
 134               - Local advice and support on sexual health, sex and relationships.
 134             </li>
 135             <li>
 135               <a href="http://www.fpa.org.uk/" target="_blank">
 135                 Family Planning Association
 135               </a>
 135               - Advice and support on sexual health, sex and relationships to everyone in the UK.
 135             </li>
 136             <li>
 136               <a href="http://www.brook.org.uk/" target="_blank">
 136                 Brook Website
 136               </a>
 136               - Free and confidential information for under 25 year olds.
 136             </li>
 137             <li>
 137               Pace - Promoting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender health and well-being.
 137             </li>
 138             <li>
 138               <a href="http://www.tht.org.uk/" target="_blank">
 138                 Terrance Higgins Trust
 138               </a>
 138               - Promoting better sexual health and reducing HIV.
 138             </li>
 139           </ul>
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 152                 Subsections
 152               </h2>
 153               <ul>
 154                 <li>
 154                   <a href="index.html">
 154                     Home
 154                   </a>
 154                 </li>
 155                 <li>
 155                   <a href="about_us.html">
 155                     About Us
 155                   </a>
 155                 </li>
 156                 <li>
 156                   <a href="being_foster.html">
 156                     Being a Foster Carer
 156                   </a>
 156                 </li>
 157                 <li>
 157                   <a href="safeguarding.html">
 157                     Safeguarding Everyone in our Household
 157                   </a>
 157                 </li>
 158                 <li>
 158                   <a href="placement.html">
 158                     The Placement
 158                   </a>
 158                 </li>
 159                 <li>
 159                   <a href="caring_children.html">
 159                     Caring for Children
 159                   </a>
 159                 </li>
 160                 <li>
 160                   <a href="http://www.haringey.gov.uk/fostering" target="_blank">
 160                     Want to become a Foster Carer
 160                   </a>
 160                 </li>
 161                 <li>
 161                   <a href="http://www.londoncp.co.uk/" target="_blank">
 161                     London Child Protection Procedures
 161                   </a>
 161                 </li>
 162                 <li>
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