Our sexual health services are still here for you, but we have had to change the way we do things because of coronavirus
Services available include STI treatment, PrEP / PEP, and contraception (including long-acting methods like the implant and IUD)
We regret that at the moment we are not able to provide vaccinations or treatment for genital warts. We will update the website when these treatments start again.
You can test for STIs at home by ordering a test kit online
You can also get contraception from your GP
If you are registered with a GP in Hackney, you can even get your coil or implant fitted at a GP surgery near you. Contact your GP for more details.
To ensure social distancing, we are unable to operate a walk-in clinic at the moment. Access to our clinics is via a telephone assessment first. We are able to sort out many issues by phone consultation, but if you need to come in we can arrange an appointment at the Clifden Centre, Homerton University Hospital.
You may find the following information useful before you call:
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Call us - 020 7683 4103Phone lines are open from 9.00am-3.00pm |
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A receptionist will take your details, and add you to the queue for a telephone consultation |
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A doctor or nurse will call you back as soon as possible |
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We might advise you to order an STI testing kit online |
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We might advise you to attend one of our clinics to see us, or to collect medication To help us maintain safe distancing, please attend on your own. You will be asked to clean your hands, check your temperature, and put on a face mask before entering. |
Please do not attend the clinic if you or anyone you live with has a high temperature, new persistent cough, or a change in your sense of smell/taste – or if you have been advised to self-isolate by NHS Track and Trace. If you are unwell call NHS 111.
Give us your feedback to help us plan how we re-introduce our services
Information about appointments, medication and advice for people living with HIV
A&E services are under extreme pressure at the moment. Please keep A&E for emergencies only.