TEENAGE PREGNANCY

Teenage Pregnancy

Teenage Pregnancy

Summary

Each birth to a teenage girl or underage pregnancy is a tragedy that should not have happened in a civilized country. In Chesterfield, Derbyshire, the problem of teen pregnancy and underage mothers is not subject to public discussion. Lack of adequate state aid, the lack of mechanisms for the transfer of knowledge in the field of sex education and the vulnerability of the system to the problem and the tacit social acceptance makes this subject relegated to the underground information. According to the Solihull Sexual Health Strategy, it gives the detailed information regarding the need that is missing this context and presents the adverse and positive impacts and factors that occur in the current scenario where this strategy is supported with evidence based practice (ECP).

This report is comprised of various aspect and dimensions of the reason for teenage pregnancy. It will talk about the teenage pregnancies in statistics, lack of access to reliable substantive knowledge of sex education, lack of guidance and counselling services in the field of reproductive health of young people, the possibility of adverse health consequences caused by early motherhood, family underage pregnant girls, forced marriage, perpetrators of pregnancy and the criminal code, lack of social policy programs for young mothers, prevention that is needed to be done with respect to the teenagers and the responsibility of society/community and parents and recommendations of the federation for women and family planning in the context of strategic health authorities, under the Welsh regions.

The core objective of this report is based on the slogan "To the children do not have children". The report will also discuss about how this strategy is being practiced in the health of Derbyshire, Derbyshire county council.

Introduction

British teenagers seem to be especially life and love funny. Therefore, the rate of the teenage pregnancies in Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England is higher than any other Western country. Now, East-Midlands strategic health authorities have to tackle the problem and recommend experiencing of an orgasm every day. The Great Britain is the land of tea-time, the traffic, links and the teenage pregnancy. In hardly any other Western country so many girls under 18 become pregnant. Not until the end of February had to admit to the Brown government that in 2007 the number of pregnant women under 16 for the first time has risen since 2002: 7715 young English girls between twelve and fifteen, the statistics had shown a suddenly and wore scenario of an unborn child and the young mothers were confused to decide whether they want to have the child or rather prefer an abortion. The competent minister Beverly Hughes promised 20.5 million pounds to get the problem under control through education programs, educational activities and media campaigns (Health Education, 2005, pp. 324-324).

In Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England, underage mothers often are unable to continue their education at different stages of education. Thus, their chances on the labour market fall almost to zero. Their social helplessness threatens to escalate into a constant condition can become a way ...