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Adult Sexual Health Service Service name: Sexual Health Service Source: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/sexual-health-service We provide a free, confidential, and non‑judgemental service for adults. You can get:

• STI testing (including home testing kits for gonorrhoea, chlamydia, syphilis and HIV if you live in Bracknell Forest, Slough or the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead)
• Contraception advice, fittings, insertions and replacements (including LARC such as IUDs, implants and injections)
• Emergency contraception and PEP for HIV (must be accessed within 72‑120 hours and 72 hours respectively)
• Pregnancy testing and related advice
• Support after sexual assault, chemsex advice and HIV prevention (PrEP/PEP) How to access:
• Book an appointment online via the Lilie Hub or call our booking line 0300 365 7777 (option 3). Opening hours: Monday‑Friday 10 am‑2 pm (Wednesday 10 am‑1 pm).
• If you have been seen by your GP, bring your referral letter to the clinic.
• Walk‑in clinics are available at Garden Clinics in Slough, Bracknell, Upton Hospital and other locations; no appointment needed but capacity may be limited.
• Out‑of‑hours help: call your GP, NHS 111 or 111.

Children & Young People Sexual Health Service Service name: Sexual Health Hub Source: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/services/sexual-health-hub Our hub offers the same confidential, free services for people of all ages, with specific clinics for under‑18s:

• Young‑person’s clinics (under‑18s) run at Upton Hospital, Slough and Skimped Hill Health Centre, Bracknell.
• STI testing, contraception, pregnancy testing and advice are all available.
• Walk‑in appointments are offered on selected days; check the clinic schedule on the hub page. How to access:
• You can be referred by a GP or self‑refer by booking online via the Lilie Hub.
• Contact the same booking line 0300 365 7777 (option 3) for appointments.
• For urgent concerns (e.g., needing emergency contraception), call NHS 111 or your GP.

Next steps

• Talk to your GP or school nursing team for advice or a referral.
• Call the booking line or use the online portal to arrange a visit.
• If you need urgent care, call NHS 111.

This information is generated by AI using generalised information from this website. For personal advice, contact NHS 111, your GP or other healthcare provider.