Find a sexual health service

If you're pregnant and do not want to continue with the pregnancy, you can contact a sexual health clinic and ask for a referral to an abortion service. You can also contact an abortion service directly, or speak to a GP who can refer you for an appointment.

Order a free home testing kit for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV, from SHL.UK, a discreet sexual health service for Londoners. 

Chlamydia is the most common STI, with as many as 1-in-12 infected. Some STIs like chlamydia can show no symptoms, so it's recommended those who are sexually active get tested annually.

The Getting It On (GIO) website offers help and support for young people in the borough. Find guidance on sexual health, relationships, mental health, and find drugs and alcohol support services in your area.

Get a Condom Card (C-Card) online if you are 16 or over, or, if you are aged 13 - 15, find where you can register in person.  

The CONNECT Service provides sexual health advice and testing for people of all ages with learning disabilities or learning difficulties. You can refer yourself or be referred by a professional, friend, carer or family member, with your permission.