Donate

Your support is needed so that we can continue improving the quality of RSE that young people receive at school and beyond and addressing the gaps.

Help fund our annual Young People's RSE Poll 

To listen directly to young people about their experiences of RSE, and to assess progress with implementation of statutory RSE, we commission an independent poll of 1000 young people annually. The findings from the Polls are invaluable evidence to share with Parliamentarians, policy-makers, schools, parents and young people themselves.  Data from the Sex Education Forum Poll is widely quoted and referenced in the media, Parliamentary debates, and in the work of our Partners and wider stakeholders.

We need your help to fund the next Poll.

Help fund our foster carer RSE training

Children in care are more likely to have missed out on RSE in school due to frequent moves and absences as well as a lack of RSE from their families. We help change this by equipping foster carers to use everyday opportunities to address a wide range of topics from puberty and sexual health to consent and healthy relationships. Up until now, most foster carers have received no RSE training at all. Through our national roll-out of foster carer RSE training we are reaching more and more carers, one region at a time.

Can you help fund RSE training for a foster carer?  

How your donation will be used

Your donation can be used to fund a specific project, or to support our work as a whole.

Our 'overhead' costs are low because we save money by having no physical office space. Our accounts and annual report are available from the Charity Commission.   

How to donate

Become a supporter

If you would like to receive updates about our work and invites to events join us as a Supporter, for £12 per year. 


Fundraising activities

There are lots of ways to raise money for us! Celebrating a big birthday is one way to go about it. 

Who needs more stuff at 70? I didn’t need any more things that have to be stored or dusted by the time I was 40 so this year for my 70th I decided to celebrate in style, but the invitations asked guests to donate rather than bring me gifts.

I took a pretty low key approach and just left a box labelled donations by the door. This still raised several hundred pounds for the Sex Education Forum and I will be more assertive next time!

Ruth Hilton