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Adult Sexual Health Service Source: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/sexual-health-service

• We provide a free, confidential, and non‑judgemental service for anyone aged 16 and over.
• You can get testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), contraception (including pills, implants, IUDs, and emergency contraception), HIV prevention (PrEP and PEP), and advice about chemsex.
• You can book an appointment online through the Lilie Hub, call our booking line 0300 365 7777 (option 1), or walk‑in to a Garden Clinic – no appointment needed.
• Home testing kits for the four most common STIs (Gonorrhoea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, HIV) are available free of charge if you live in Bracknell Forest, Slough, or the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
• We offer language interpretation (telephone, face‑to‑face, BSL) – let us know your preferred language when you book.
• For urgent issues such as needing emergency contraception, you can visit any contraception or sexual health clinic, a pharmacy (free under‑21), a walk‑in centre, or a GP surgery.
• Contact us for any questions or to arrange a referral.

Children & Young People (under‑18) Sexual Health Service Source: https://www.berkshirehealthcare.nhs.uk/sexual-health-service

• Dedicated walk‑in clinics for under‑18s are run at the Garden Clinic in Slough (Wednesdays 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm) and Bracknell (Thursdays 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm). No appointment is needed.
• Services include STI testing, contraception advice, pregnancy testing, and general sexual health support.
• The same free, confidential, non‑judgemental principles apply – you will not be told to your parents unless you choose to share.
• You can contact the clinic line 0300 365 7777 for more information or to find out about other locations.

How to get help

• Book online: go to the Lilie Hub (link on the Sexual Health Service page).
• Call the booking line 0300 365 7777 (Monday‑Friday 10 am – 2 pm, Wednesday 10 am – 1 pm).
• For out‑of‑hours advice, call NHS 111 or your GP.
• If you think you need emergency care, go to A&E or call 999.

If you feel like you might harm yourself or others, call 999 now, or NHS 111 or your local crisis line if you're unsure.

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