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bpas (British Pregnancy Advisory Service) is Britain's largest single abortion provider, caring for over 55,000 women each year. We also provide pregnancy testing, contraception, sterilisation and vasectomy in over 50 consultation centres and clinics located throughout the UK.
bpas supports reproductive choice and health by advocating and providing high quality, affordable services to help women and men prevent unwanted pregnancies with contraception or end them by abortion. We can also help women who have decided to terminate a pregnancy following a diagnosis of fetal anomaly.
bpas offers a range of other reproductive health services, including an online service offering STI testing, emergency contraception, and treatment and advice for erectile dysfunction. Our service is respected for its quality of care, delivered by highly-trained staff who are sensitive and non-judgemental.
bpas is committed to education, research and the development of good practice. We play a significant role in providing accurate, up-to-date information and informed comment on sexual health to Parliamentarians, policy makers, journalists, opinion-formers and researchers.
Please see www.bpas.org for further information or call the Press and Public Policy team on 020 7612 0206.
Press Releases
Bpas event: Working Together for Women
Join bpas for an informal networking event which will provide an opportunity to talk to others looking to work together to effect policy changes to improve women’s lives and hear from speakers who are doing just that.
bpas response to cross-party inquiry into unplanned pregnancy
The British Pregnancy Advisory Service (bpas) welcomes the findings of The Morning After: A Cross-Party Inquiry Into Unplanned Pregnancy. Bpas is particularly pleased that the report emphasises the needs of older women and their partners who are trying to avoid unplanned pregnancy in addition to recommendations to support younger women and men.
bpas: "Doctors in Ireland need clarity on when they can provide abortions and they need it now"
An investigation is to be carried out following the death of a woman in an Irish hospital after she was denied an abortion. Doctors apparently refused to perform a termination on the woman, who was suffering a miscarriage, because a foetal heartbeat was still present. She subsequently developed septicaemia and died.
bpas: Cutting back on the snip
Sexual health charity bpas calls for more research into male contraception amid decline in vasectomies
bpas: What do you call a woman who's had an abortion?
Abortion charity bpas launches first ever nationwide advocacy campaign in support of women’s choice following recent comments by ministers and an upsurge in protests outside clinics.
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Bpas event: Working Together for Women
Join bpas for an informal networking event which will provide an opportunity to talk to others looking to work together to effect policy changes to improve women’s lives and hear from speakers who are doing just that.
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