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HookUp tip by Carolina A healthy relationship is one where both you AND your partner feel happy, comfortable and safe. This doesn’t mean smooth sailing 24/7, but it does mean that you feel emotiona... Read More

By Lauren Condoms: well known, easily accessible birth control. Sure, you may know that they are 98% effective in preventing pregnancy (if used CORRECTLY every time you have sex), you may see the w... Read More

HookUp tip by Kahmaria If you've missed your period and you are worried that you might be pregnant, don't panic. As a teen in California, you have options and there are teen-friendly health care pr... Read More

By Joseph As a TeenSource Peer Educator, I know how important using condoms is to prevent spreading diseases and to keep myself safe from any possible unintended consequences. Using a condom can pr... Read More

By Carolina  Sayings like, “Don't be silly, wrap your willy” or, “No glove, no love,” are phrases many of us are used to hearing. Even though we may be exposed to these catchy phrases, not eve... Read More

“I’m too embarrassed to buy condoms” “I don’t drive yet and I can’t buy condoms at the store close to me because I might run into my teacher” “I don’t have a job yet and I can’t afford to spend ... Read More

San Bernardino County joins Kern, Fresno, Alameda, Sacramento, San Diego, Los Angeles, and parts of San Francisco as the ninth county where California teens can order free condoms to be mailed to them... Read More

Guess what, guys? TeenSource is officially expanding Condom Access Project (CAP) home mailers to San Diego and Fresno counties--woo hoo! Since CAP's inception in February 2012, we have sent out over 3... Read More

By Angelica National Condom Awareness Week is a great time to ask yourself: Are you ready to be a parent? Do you want to know what it feels like to have an STD? If the answer to these... Read More

Hookup tip by Amber, Hookup blog by Danika, TeenSource Blogger How much do you know about HPV? Well, you can never know too much! That’s because it’s the most common STD in the US. About 6 million ... Read More