The appointment line will close at 4pm on Monday 17th November.
Testing week and World AIDS Day 2025
Service change: FIZ YP Clinic closing.
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Welcome
To make an appointment at one of our clinics, call:
0300 303 0251
Textphone (for deaf/ hard of hearing):
07826 874190
Lines open Monday – Thursday: 8am–4:45pm and Friday: 8am–4pm
Sexual health clinics have both male and female staff
A female staff member can be present if required – please discuss with staff on the appointment line when you book.
Support for victims of rape/sexual assault: see Emergencies page
Online Booking
For a limited number of clinics online booking is now available
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