January 2020 dates for your diary

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Happy New Year! 

National or International Awareness Campaigns in 2020 and major holidays can be a great way in to an RSE topic. Here are some dates that are coming up in the next few weeks:

1st January 2020 - New Year's Day

6th January 2020 - New term starts 


14th January 2020 - National STiQ Day

STIQ Day has been launched to get people thinking about their sexual health and encourage more people to get regular sexual health checks
http://www.stiq.co.uk/about/ 

20th January 2020 - Blue Monday

Blue Monday isn’t officially a holiday but it has been named one of the most depressing days of the year. We think it is a good opportunity to discuss mental wellbeing.

30th January 2020 - Young Carers Awareness Day

Young Carers Awareness Day raises awareness of the challenges faced by young carers and campaigns for greater support for them.
https://carers.org/young-carers-awareness-day-2020

January 2020 - Dry January

Dry January is the annual movement through which millions of people give up alcohol for the month of January. It is run by the charity Alcohol Change UK.
https://alcoholchange.org.uk/get-involved/campaigns/dry-january/about-dry-january/what-is-dry-january

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