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This article is an orphan, as few or no other articles link to it. Please introduce links to this page from related articles; suggestions may be available. (July 2010) 'txtm8' part of Living Well CIC Type Community Interest Company Founded September 2009 Headquarters London, United Kingdom Area served London, United Kingdom Key people SImon Jones - txtm8 Manager James Miller - Living Well Manager Emily Mailes - txtm8 Outreach Worker Services SMS-based question answering, Provider of healthcare services in London Employees Small permanent staff 8+ self employed facilitators Website www.txtm8.com txtm8 is a free SMS sex and relationships text service for young people (aged 13–25) living in London, United Kingdom. Mobile phone users text 89868 with any question relating to sex and relationships and get a free reply within 30 minutes. Launched in September 2009 by Living Well CIC, the service is currently commissioned by the London boroughs of Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea, Enfield and Wandsworth.[1] Contents 1 txtm8 Sex and Relationship Text Service 1.1 The Number 2 In the news 3 Texting and Young People 4 References 5 External links txtm8 Sex and Relationship Text Service The Number The service uses the short phone number '89868' which spells out txtm8 on a regular mobile phone keypad. In the news NHS Wandsworth launches 'sex text' initiative to curb teen pregnancy Your Local Guardian website, 17 November 2009 Free text service for teenagers Wandsworth Council website, 4 November 2009 New text service for teenagers Tooting Life website, 4 November 2009 Texting and Young People txtm8 lets young people's thumbs ask the awkward questions. The service is user friendly, providing young people with advice via the medium they value most - their mobile phone. The average teenager sends 10,000 text messages a year.[2] For 18-24 year olds, their mobile phone mattered more to them than television.[3] References ^ If you have a question, txtm8 has an answer txtm8 website, 1 October 2009 ^ Teens send 10,000 text messages per year, study finds Telegraph website, 12 December 2008 ^ Largest Ever Social Study of Mobile Phone Usage Cellular News website, 25 July 2006 External links txtm8 website Living Well website txtm8 Facebook page