Information is only available from 1997. Health and Social Services Boards have provided the following funding to Brook in each year since 1997.
£ 1997-98 52,702 1998-99 52,596 1999-2000 62,786 2000-01 83,356 2001-02 75,112 2002-03 79,347 2003-04 88,961 2004-05 107,469 2005-06 107,831
In addition the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety has provided one-off funding to the organisation as follows.
£ 1997-98 nil 1998-99 1,875 1999-2000 10,000 2000-01 6,450 2001-02 9,000 2002-03 4,000 2003-04 nil 2004-05 nil 2005-06 nil
The incidence rates of sexually transmitted infections is not available. However, information is available on the total number of episodes (for selected diagnoses of sexually transmitted infection), seen for care at GUM clinics, in Northern Ireland since 1995. This is shown in the following table.
Calendar year Number of sexually transmitted infections 1995 2,076 1996 1— 1997 1— 1998 2,650 1999 3,118 2000 3,504 2001 3,494 2002 3,741 2003 3,873 2004 3,930 2005 4,393 1 Incomplete dataNotes:Figures represent new treatment episodes of sexually transmitted infections occurring in the specified age groups, and not individual people. An individual may have contributed more than one episode of a particular diagnosis and to more than one diagnosis. Selected diagnoses for 1995 are: Postpubertal uncomplicated Chlamydia; Postpubertal uncomplicated gonorrhoea; Infectious syphilis; Anogenital herpes simplex (first attack) and Anogenital warts (first attack). Selected diagnoses and codes for 1998 and onwards are: Uncomplicated genital Chlamydia; Uncomplicated gonorrhoea; Primary and secondary infectious syphilis; Anogenital herpes simplex (first attack) and Anongenital warts (first attack). Source: KC60 return, Genito-Urinary Medicine clinics.