This report investigates the issue of teenage pregnancy in the UK, highlighting the rising rates and associated health concerns for both teenagers and their children. It explores various factors, including socioeconomic and cultural influences, that contribute to this public health challenge. The report identifies and evaluates current health promotion strategies and policies aimed at preventing teenage pregnancy and improving the quality of life for young people. Furthermore, it outlines the crucial roles of nurses across different fields, including adult nursing, child nursing, and learning disability nursing, in addressing the multifaceted aspects of teenage pregnancy. The report also discusses the importance of health communication strategies and campaigns, particularly in schools and communities, to provide sex education and promote informed decision-making among young people. Overall, the report emphasizes the need for integrated action across different sectors to support young women and mitigate the adverse consequences of teenage pregnancy, with a focus on promoting healthier lifestyles and preventing unwanted pregnancies.