Introduction/Background HPV is one of the most frequent sexually transmitted diseasees in the world, and according to some authors can be found in over 75% of sexually active women. Sexually active adolescents face serious health risks associated with unprotected sexual intercourse including HPV and other sexually transmited diseases as well as unwanted pregnancy. Behaviours particularly relevant to HPV transmission are: early age of sexuall debut, poor contraceptiv/condom use, multiple sexual partners, certain sexual practices and the use of substances such as alcohol and drugs. Adolescents may not have sufficient cognitive skills to foresee risks in sexual relationships and this may be compounded by unrealistic perceptions of themselves as relatively invurnerable.

Methodology We want to do something for that young population for education of Human Papillomavirus and sexuall responsible behaviour, so we organized multemedia presentations Name of the project „Knowledge is pleasure’. Adolescents joind project active, by making their own web sites, scene performances,poems,posters,lectures.... all with sexuall responsible behaviour themas.

Results By organizing multimedia presentations the interest of that population to attend would be greater. Questions they made after the lecture were those usual for that age. They asked about the way of contracting HPV and other STD-s, medical treatment of partners and use of contraceptives and also about vaccina.

Conclusion The most effective prevention of sexually transmitted diseases is a stable, harmonious relationship, with a faithful partner. A necessary condition prior to the onset of sexual intercourse is a physical and mental maturity of both partners. For systematic prevention of sexually transmitted infections diseases in this moment it is necessary: introduce an effective sexual education in schools starting from primary schools.

Disclosure Nothing to disclose