Young People’s Sexual Health Survey (Ages 15–19) This survey is anonymous. Your answers help improve services for young people. Before you start: A Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) is an infection that can be passed on through sexual contact. This can include oral sex, vaginal sex, anal sex, sexual touching, and sharing sex toys. SECTION 1: AWARENESS Question Title * 1. Have you heard of STI testing before? Yes No Not sure Question Title * 2. Are these statements true or false? (Choose one for each) TRUE FALSE All STIs can be cured with treatment All STIs can be cured with treatment TRUE All STIs can be cured with treatment FALSE Someone might not know they have an STI because there are sometimes no symptoms Someone might not know they have an STI because there are sometimes no symptoms TRUE Someone might not know they have an STI because there are sometimes no symptoms FALSE Using a condom during sex can help protect you from STIs Using a condom during sex can help protect you from STIs TRUE Using a condom during sex can help protect you from STIs FALSE Question Title * 3. When do you think people should get tested for an STI? (Tick all that apply) After sex with a new partner After unprotected sex (no condom) If they notice symptoms (pain, discharge, sores) If a partner tells them they have an STI If they’re worried they might have an STI As part of a regular health check Before starting a new sexual relationship After having multiple partners After a condom breaks or slips When a healthcare professional recommends it Only if they think they’re at risk I’m not sure Other (please specify) Question Title * 4. Why do you think some people feel they don’t need an STI test? Question Title * 5. Where would you go if you wanted an STI test? (This could be somewhere local or online) Next