1. Reducing teenage pregnancies and their negative effects in the UK Gerard Lemos Lemos&Crane1

2. Changing social attitudes
More sex
Sexually transmitted infections
More partners
Termination
Younger
Family planning
Contraception 2

3. Negative consequences
Health
Housing
Baby wellbeing
Education & employment 3

4. Lack of alternative aspirations
Attractions
Parents as role models
Lack of alternative aspirations
Boyfriends/ fathers
Peer influences 4

5. Causes
Risky behaviour
Family and background
Education 5

6. International comparison
Liberal values
‘Sexualised’ societies
Structural inequality and the absence of aspirations
Prevention and relationship education
Cash incentives for positive parenting 6

7. Circle of support Extended family Jobs Benefits Schools Childcare
Healthcare
Youth service 7

8. Priorities Relationship education in primary schools Young fathers
Extended family mediation and support, including Supporting People funds
Positive cash incentives for parenting and child development 8