Young people (under-18s)
If you are under 18, we offer a free, friendly and confidential walk-in service every day during opening hours. You do not need an appointment. The service is run by non-judgemental staff who are experienced in supporting young people with sensitive or personal issues.
At all our clinics, we provide:
- Testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs/STDs)
- HIV testing
- Emergency contraception and pregnancy testing
- Contraception
- Free condoms
- PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis): A medication that protects you from HIV. It involves taking pills containing Tenofovir and Emtricitabine before sex to stop HIV from taking hold in your body. It’s very effective when taken correctly. More information about PrEP.
- Hepatitis B vaccinations for at-risk individuals
- HPV vaccination catch-up for anyone not previously vaccinated at school, up to age 25
- Sexual health advice and counselling (we can refer you to a counselling service, though we do not offer in-house counselling)
- Support and advice if you're questioning your sexual identity, gender identity or want to talk to someone. We can also refer you to our specialist gender services at our sister clinic in Soho
- Information and advice for anyone who has been sexually assaulted or abused
You do not need to bring a parent or adult with you, even if you are under 16, though it can sometimes be helpful. If you do choose to bring someone, they do not have to stay in the room during your consultation—it’s entirely up to you.
We do not routinely share any of your personal information or details of your visit with your GP or anyone else.
For more information or telephone advice, please call 020 3315 9779.
To book an appointment, please call 020 3315 1010 (option 1).