Please email marketing@bpas.org with your leaflet and resource order, stating:
- Your name
- Your telephone
- Your address
- Organisation name
- Postal address
- Title of leaflet, literature or name of item
- Print code of item (appears on the back page in the bottom left hand corner)
- Quantity of items requested
Download an order form here
See the list of leaflets and resources for order and download below
To help refer patients:
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Referral Form |
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Termination of pregnancy (TOP) PDF and Word (protected), allows completion of form fields only. Word (unprotected) to load to your information systems. |
PDF Termination of Pregnancy Referral Form |
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Vasectomy referral forms PDF and Word (protected), allows completion of form fields only. Word (unprotected) to load to your information systems. |
Booking and Information Centre Cards (PRI-BIR-123)
Pack of 50 cards - please state number required. Cards feature the main BPAS booking and information telephone number (03457 30 40 30). Do not use if your area has a central booking service (CBS) in operation with an alternative telephone number. GPs and referring agencies find these helpful in self-referral contract areas - the cards allow patients book a convenient appointment with BPAS direct.
Available to order using the order form.
Remote Abortion Pill Treatment Poster 'Considering Abortion?'
Poster for pharmacies to display in their safe spaces reserved for domestic abuse victims. 1 in 5 women having abortions are victims of domestic abuse. Pills by Post is a safe and legal service to end a pregnancy at an early gestation without needing to attend a clinic for treatment. The poster encourages women to call for an appointment. Please note the telephone number featured is the main 03457 30 40 30 BPAS Booking and Information telephone number, therefore it does not apply if a Central Booking Service (CBS) is in operation and an alternative telephone number is used.
This poster is available to download in full colour or black and white.
Remote Abortion Pill Treatment Poster 'Unplanned Pregnancy?'
Poster for pharmacies to display in their safe spaces reserved for domestic abuse victims. 1 in 5 women having abortions are victims of domestic abuse. Pills by Post is a safe and legal service to end a pregnancy at an early gestation without needing to attend a clinic for treatment. The poster encourages women to call for an appointment. Please note the telephone number featured is the main 03457 30 40 30 BPAS Booking and Information telephone number, therefore it does not apply if a Central Booking Service (CBS) is in operation and an alternative telephone number is used.
This poster is available to download in full colour or black and white.
Your Fertility Questions Answered (PRI-FER-150E)
To download only - this single page leaflet de-bunks the myths and misconceptions concerning conception and fertility. It explains when pregnancy is most likely during the menstrual cycle, the impact of Chlamydia on fertility and whether it becomes harder to conceive the older you become. This is a useful source of information for schools, youth groups and contraception and sexual health services.
Information for young people:
Think You Might be Pregnant? (PRI-YOU-516)
Used at BPAS clinics with young people experiencing unplanned pregnancy. It outlines the signs of pregnancy, where to get a pregnancy test, options, and how to get help. It is helpful for youth services in talking about the possibility of unplanned pregnancy and abortion. It also gives sources of further information and advice for those young people who decide to continue with their pregnancy. A single sample copy will be despatched unless a specific quantity is requested. Available in hard copy and to download.
What is My STI? STI Bingo Game (PRI-STI-301)
A slightly worrying educational game for up to 12 players (3 games are sufficient for a class of up to 36 pupils). Fun and educational way to impart the safe sex message. Useful for school nurses, PHSE lessons, youth clubs etc. Try not to eat your lunch just before a game of "What's my STI?"