C Card Questionnaire
posted by: Ellen Reed
The Devon C Card service provides free condoms and advice to young people throughout Devon and Torbay.
We are developing the present C Card service in the area and would really like to hear from young people aged 13-24 years old.
We’d appreciate your views on how you think the service could be improved and accessed. Please answer the questions following the link below or just provide your own feedback. You don’t have to answer all questions if you don’t want to. Thank you for helping us make the service better for everyone!
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