Pregnancy
Finding out you are pregnant, particularly if you are still, at school is a scary time. We aim to give you information to help you find out if you definitely are pregnant, evaluate your options and put you in touch with people that can help.
If you think you’re pregnant it’s best to visit your doctor, nurse or a clinic as soon as you can to have a pregnancy test. If you know you are pregnant you need to see a doctor as soon as possible. They will help you consider all your options and come to a decision that you feel is right for you.
The first step is to get a pregnancy test. If you are pregnant, you will then have to make a decision about the best course of action:
Where can I go to talk about my options?
If you are still undecided and would like to speak to someone about it, you can choose any of the following services:
- Open Door Counselling Service
T: 0116 223 2397 - Relate 2 U counselling services
T: 0116 222 0012 - PIPS Advisers at Connexions
T: 0116 262 7254
W: pips@connexions-leic.org - Choices
T: 0116 289 8969
W: www.choices-leics.org.uk
