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Find a local sexual health centre for confidential services, including testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), contraception and advice.

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The Wolverton Centre at Kingston Hospital

Consultant-led, free and confidential sexual health services for patients with more complex sexual health & contraception needs. The Wolverton offers a full range of contraceptive methods (including emergency contraception and Long Acting Reversible Contraception), as well as HIV testing, STI testing and treatment. The service also offers treatment and care for people living with HIV, including PrEP.

The Wolverton also provides additional services such as some vaccinations and cervical screening as well as specific support to young people aged 21 and under. The Connect service provides sexual health advice and testing, throughout the week, for people of all ages with learning disabilities or learning difficulties.

Call to arrange an appointment, however, if you are concerned for your safety you can attend the service without calling first.

Same-day emergency appointments and evening appointments are offered. It's best to call the service directly but some services are available at walk-in.

Parents, carers and professionals can also book appointments for themselves for advice and support.

The Wolverton contact number is 020 8974 9331. Call centre opening times:

  • Monday: 8:15 am to 3:30 pm
  • Tuesday: 8:15am to 5:00pm
  • Wednesday: 8:15am to 5:00pm
  • Thursday: 8:15am to 3.30pm
    • Young People's Walk-in Clinic (ages 21 and under) every Thursday 4 to 6pm. Full range of services
  • Friday: 8:15am to 3.30pm

The service remains closed on all bank holidays.

Find out more about the Wolverton Centre.

Contraceptive and sexual health (CASH) clinics

The CASH service provided by Your Healthcare from Hollyfield House, Surbiton, is free and confidential. It is available to everyone, of any gender, sexuality or age.

We offer a range of services including:

  • Contraception: long acting methods such as the implants and coils, the contraceptive pill.
  • Emergency contraception
  • Sexually transmitted infections testing for people who don’t have symptoms
  • Pregnancy testing and options
  • Treatment for chlamydia infection and follow-up

CASH and KU19 service is available Monday to Saturday, however clinic opening times vary.

Young People's Walk-In Clinic (ages 21 and under) every Monday 3:30pm to 6:30pm

To contact the service or make an appointment:

The service remains closed on all bank holidays.

Complete the online form available on the service website.

Find out more about the services offered by CASH and KU19 service

Find a service with Getting It On

The Getting It On website gives advice on:

  • sexual health
  • sexually transmitted infections
  • contraceptives
  • emergency contraceptives
  • pregnancy
  • LGBTQ questions

You can also use the service finder to find a sexual health service near you (Getting it on)

Pharmacies or chemists

Many pharmacies now offer the contraceptive pill without a prescription. Find a pharmacy that offers the contraceptive pill without a prescription .

At many pharmacies in the borough, you can get:

  • free emergency contraception (‘morning after pill’) for those under 25
  • free chlamydia and gonorrhoea screening for those aged 15-24
  • free condoms for those under 25
  • free chlamydia treatment for those aged 16-24

See a list of pharmacies that offer free testing and emergency contraceptives.

GP surgeries

Most GPs offer:

  • free contraception for all ages, including long acting reversible contraception (LARC), implants, coils and the pill
  • free Chlamydia testing for 15 to 24 year olds
  • free Gonorrhoea testing for 15 to 24 year olds

Some local GP surgeries offer contraception and sexual health services to those not registered with the practice. Please call individual practices to check.

Find a GP near you using the NHS website

Spectra

Spectra work with diverse communities to improve the positive and informed health choices of individuals. Non-judgemental and peer-based services include: health checks, HIV testing, groups (including for trans, non-binary, genderqueer and questioning people), free condoms, counselling and one to one support.

Delivered locally across London, see the web pages for details www.spectra-london.org.uk

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