Sexual Health Services

Sexual health services are free and available to everyone regardless of sex, age, ethnic origin and sexual orientation on the NHS.

Who offers sexual health services and advice?

GPs
Contraception clinics (also known as family planning clinics)
Sexual health clinics
Sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing clinics
Genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinics
Pharmacies
Sexual assault referral centres
Young people's services

NHS guide to sexual health services

If you need help and advice about contraception, you may want to visit a contraception or family planning clinic. Some contraception clinics may also provide additional services such as:

pre-pregnancy advice/pregnancy testing
help and advice on an unplanned pregnancy including abortion, adoption and continuing the pregnancy
safer sex advice
advice on sexual problems
cervical screening tests and breast awareness
checks for sexually transmitted infections
menopause advice
infertility advice

Did you know...?

Male condoms can be accessed free of charge from the dispenser in D2 all-gender washroom near Reception.

In an emergency female and latex-free condoms can be accessed at Student Services.

Student Services can provide chlamydia self-testing kits.

Sexual Health Clinics

Sexual Health Clinic - Eastbourne
Avenue House
The Avenue
Eastbourne
East Sussex, BN21 3XY
Tel: 01323 416100 (option 1)
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 7:15pm (closed Wednesday 10:30am to 1:30pm)
Integrated Sexual Health Clinic. STI screening including chlamydia testing and HIV testing. Free treatments. Contraceptive advice and provision. EHC, Implants and coils. Condoms. Pregnancy testing. Pregnancy advice. Vasectomy advice and referral. Psychosexual therapy. Free advice and information.

Sexual Health Clinic - Hailsham
Hailsham Health Centre
Vicarage Field
Hailsham
East Sussex, BN27 1BG
Tel: 01323 446984
Opening hours: Wednesday 2pm - 7.15pm
Sexual Health Clinic offering contraceptives, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing and routine screening. Chlamydia screening available for under 25s.

Clinic locations and information

The Bader International Study Centre (Queen’s University, Canada) is committed to creating a safe and inclusive environment that is fair, positive, and supportive for all members of our community.
We strive to ensure all members’ views are valued and shared in a secure environment through a commitment to upholding equity*, diversity**, inclusion***, and advancing indigenous initiatives.
The BISC supports the fair treatment and opportunity for all by asserting the importance of non-discriminatory treatment either directly or indirectly on the ground of age, disability, gender identity, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or sexual orientation.   

*Equity: Substantive fairness for everyone thereby ensuring that members of equity-seeking groups are able to achieve full participation in the university (BISC). 

**Diversity: The representation of the population with respect to designated groups. 

***Inclusion: The climate and acceptance of differences that comes with diversity i.e. different ways of living and working. 

Land acknowledgement: Queen’s University, Canada is situated on Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee Territory.

Bader International Study Centre
Herstmonceux Castle
Hailsham, East Sussex
United Kingdom, BN27 1RN
Phone: +44 1323 834444
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Undergraduate Admission and Recruitment
Gordon Hall, 74 Union Street
Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario
Canada, K7L 3N6
Phone: (613) 533-2218
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