Sexual Health Resources

In order to support our mission of promoting dignity and autonomy for all West Virginians, WV FREE has curated this list of resources to help teens and families navigate questions about sex, sexuality, and reproductive health. Find resources for parents and other supportive adults below, or scroll down to see resources especially for Teens.

Young people, parents, and professionals who work with youth are also encouraged to visit our SHARE webpage and learn about sexual health workshops in your area.

For Caregivers

Research consistently shows that teens who are able to have open, honest conversations with their caregivers about sexual health are more likely to make healthy decisions about sex. If you are looking to start having these conversations with your teen, this list of trusted online resources offers valuable information and tools to confidently address topics like consent, healthy relationships, and sexual safety. With expert-backed insights and age-appropriate guidance, these platforms provide practical tips for fostering open communication, ensuring your young person has the knowledge they need to make healthy decisions.

Amaze & Amaze Jr.

Amaze and Amaze Jr. are digital platforms offering age-appropriate sexual health education. Amaze targets teens with topics like relationships and consent, while Amaze Jr. focuses on body awareness and safety for younger audiences. Both use animated videos to promote open conversations and informed decision-making.

Sex Positive Families

Sex Positive Families provides education and resources that help families raise sexually healthy children using a shame-free, comprehensive, and pleasure-positive approach. The website offers tools and guidance for open, inclusive conversations about sexuality, consent, and relationships.

Advocates for Youth

Advocates for Youth is an organization focused on promoting sexual health and rights for young people. The website offers resources, advocacy, and education to empower youth, support comprehensive sex education, and advocate for policies that protect young people’s sexual health and well-being.

Kids Ask

Kids Ask is an organization focused on providing young people with accurate and age-appropriate information about sexuality, relationships, and body development. Their “Build Your Script” tool allows users—especially parents and caregivers—to create personalized scripts for discussing sensitive topics with children. The tool offers guidance and customizable options to help initiate open, supportive conversations around sexuality and health in a way that fits each child’s age and understanding.

Sex Ed To-Go

Planned Parenthood’s “Sex Ed To-Go” offers free, downloadable resources to help parents and educators have open, informed conversations about sexual health. It covers topics like consent, relationships, and body changes in an easy-to-use format.

Talk With Your Kids

Talk With Your Kids is an organization focused on providing parents and caregivers with the tools and resources to have open, honest conversations about sexual health and relationships with their children. The website offers guidance, conversation starters, and tips to help navigate these discussions in a comfortable and age-appropriate way.

Fairness WV Transgender Health Guide

A great resource for parents of gender diverse and questioning youth, the Transgender Health Guide is a list of West Virginia medical providers, mental health professionals, and facilities who have undergone training to provide high-quality care to transgender people.

For Teens

Explore this list of trusted online resources designed to empower teens with the knowledge they need about sexual health, relationships, and safety. From understanding consent to making informed decisions, these platforms provide accurate, age-appropriate information to help teens navigate their sexual health with confidence.

OkaySo

OkaySo for is a secure, confidential chat app that connect teens with trained experts (no bots!) on sexual health, relationships, wellness and related topics. Answers will take into account the user’s state, so that information provided about laws and resources are accurate. Click here to access the download link for West Virginia residents.

Scarleteen

Scarleteen is a youth-focused website offering comprehensive, inclusive sexual health education. It provides expert advice and resources on topics like relationships, consent, and sexual identity to empower young people with accurate, non-judgmental information.

Sex, Etc.

Sexetc.org is a website that provides accurate, peer-driven sexual health education for teens. It offers resources, articles, and advice on topics like relationships, consent, contraception, and body image, all written by and for young people. The site aims to empower teens with the knowledge to make informed decisions about their sexual health and well-being.

Go Ask Alice

Go Ask Alice is a health Q&A website by Columbia University offering expert, anonymous advice on topics like sexual health, relationships, and wellness. It provides reliable, evidence-based answers to help users make informed decisions.

Title X Clinic Locator

Title X clinics provide affordable, confidential family planning and reproductive health services, including birth control, STI testing, and preventive care. These services are provided regardless of health insurance status or ability to pay. The Title X Clinic Locator tool can help you find a clinic near you. It is generally recommended you call ahead to make an appointment for your visit.

The Trevor Project Resource Center

The Trevor Project’s Resource Center offers support for LGBTQ+ youth, including crisis intervention, mental health resources, and guidance for allies, parents, and educators.

Sex Education

SHARE is a WV FREE program that delivers effective, age-appropriate sexual health education to West Virginia youth aged 13-24. Click here to learn more about hosting a workshop, or see upcoming opportunities.