Sexual Health Services in Brighton & Hove
General Sexual Health
For confidential STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection) testing, Sexual health advice and contraceptive services:
Claude Nicol Centre
Sexual Health Clinic
Tel: 01273 664721
Sexual Health
Tel: 01273 664722
Family Planning Clinic
Including Emergency Contraception
Tel: 01273 242091
Terrence Higgins Trust South
Tel: 01273 764200
Young People Under 25
For confidential general support, sexual health advice and
Information, free condoms, pregnancy testing and Chlamydia testing
Young People’s Centre (Central Brighton)
Tel: 01273 887886
Tel: 01273 889292
Tel: 01273 645900
Allsorts
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender or Unsure Youth Project
Tel: 0800567123 or 01273 721211
Morley Street Family Planning Young People’s Clinic
Tuesdays 4.30pm-6pm | Tel: 01273 242091
Claude Nicol Young People’s Drop In Sexual Health Clinic
Thursdays 3.30-5.30pm | Tel: 01273 664721
Universities of Sussex & Brighton
Tel: 01273 678641
HIV/AIDS
For People affected by HIV/AIDS:
Terrence Higgins Trust South
Tel: 01273 764200
Tel: 01273 605706
Tel:01273 664722
African Communities Project
Tel: 01273 229002
Helplines/Websites
Swish
Brighton Hove Sexual health website
www.swish.org.uk
The Big Screen Chlamydia Screening
01273 690985
www.thebigscreen-sussex.co.uk
www.givemethetest.com
Switchboard (5-11pm)
www.switchboard.org.uk/brighton
Tel: 01273 204050
Sexwise (For under 18’s)
www.ruthinking.co.uk
Tel: 0800 28 29 30
NHS Sexual Health helpline
THT Direct: 0845 1221 200
www.tht.org.uk
Rape Crisis
Tel: 0208 683 3300
Childline
Tel: 0800 11 11
GUM Services
Confidential testing and treatment of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), information, advice, support and free condoms.
Claude Nicol Centre (Sexual Health Clinic)
Royal Sussex County Hospital, Eastern Road, Brighton
Tel: 01273 664721
Young People’s Drop-In Clinic: Thursday 3.30-5.30pm; at other times by appointment only.
Family Planning Services
Pregnancy testing, contraception, free condoms, counselling and support, information and advice and referrals for terminations. A free and confidential service to all, including the under 16s.
Morley Street Family Planning Clinic,
Morley Street, Brighton
Tel: 01273 242091
Youth Clinic: Tuesday 4.30-6.00pm. Telephone for an appointment.
Young People’s Centre (YPC)
69 Ship Street, Brighton
Tel: 01273 887886
Drop-in clinic; Monday 3.30 and 5.30
Moulsecoomb Health Clinic
Hodshrove Lane, Mouslcoomb
Tel: 01273 260010
Monday 2-3pm for anyone and 3-4:30pm for young people under 25. A Drop-In is held on a Thursday for under 16’s. Over 16’s can get condoms free anytime between 9am and 5pm .
Macs Place
The Bridge, Falmer School
Friday 3 – 6pm
Whitehawk Clinic
1 Whitehawk Way, Whitehawk
Tel: 01273 609412
Monday from 3 - 4:30pm for under 25’s. A pregnancy testing drop-in is held daily Monday-Friday between 9am and 10am. Over 16’s can get free condoms anytime between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.
Young Peoples Sexual Health Drop-ins
Drop-in service for 13-25 year olds offering counselling, free pregnancy testing, free condoms and advice on sexual health and drugs.
Young People’s Centre (YPC)
69 Ship Street, Brighton
Tel: 01273 887886
Mon 5 – 8, Wed 3- 6, Thurs 3- 6, Sat 10 - 1
Youth Advice Centre (YAC)
2nd Floor, Ovest House, 58 West Street, Brighton BN1 2RA
Tel: 01273 828828
Opening hours 9am to 6pm
Hangleton & Knoll Project
Hangleton Community Centre, Harmsworth
Crescent, Hove
Tel: 01273 410858
Safe and Sorted
48 Barcombe Rd, Moulsecoomb, Wednesday 3-6pm
Pharmacies
Free Emergency Hormonal Contraception (morning after pills) is available from these pharmacists for young people under 18. When making referrals please contact the pharmacist first to ensure the appropriate pharmacist is available.
Asda
Crowhurst Road, Hollingbury, Brighton
Tel: 01273 542314
Boots
119-120 London Road, Brighton
Tel: 01273 603621
Boots
129 North Street, Brighton
Tel: 01273 207461
Boots
17-19 St James Street, Brighton
Tel:01273 682308
Coop
Superstore, Neville Road, Hove
Tel: 01273 203752
Day Lewis-Gunns
108 Western Road, Brighton
Tel: 01273 734227
Kamsons Pharmacy
90 Beaconsfield Road, Brighton
Tel: 01273 880404
Lloyds
105 Church Road, Hove
Tel: 01273 732216
Marina Asda
Marina, East Brighton
Tel: 01273 606611
Moss
10 Queen’s Parade Applesham Avenue, Hove
Tel: 01273 736443
Moss
76 Boundary Road, Hove
Tel: 01273 418165
Ross Chemists
3 York Place, London Road, Brighton
Tel: 01273 681396
Superdrug
MSU, 4 Churchill Square, Brighton
Tel: 01273 327402
Watts & Co
110 Dyke Road, Seven Dials, Brighton
Tel: 01273 327640
Woodingdean Coop Pharmacy
Tel: 01273 304267
13 Warren Way
GP Practices
These practises are providing a specialist sexual health provision to young people-who do not have to be registered at the practice:
St Peters Medical Centre
30 – 36 Oxford Street Brighton
Tel 01273 606006
Preston Park Surgery
2a Florence Road, Brighton
Tel 01273 506361
The Stanford Practice
175 Preston Road, Brighton
Tel 01273 506361
North Laine Medical Centre
12-14 Gloucester Street, Brighton
Tel 01273 601112
The Charter Medical Centre
88 Davigdor Road, Hove
Tel: 01273 204059
The Avenue Surgery
1 The Avenue, South Moulsecoomb, Brighton
Tel: 01273 604220
Portslade Health Centre
Church Rd, Portslade
Tel: 01273 422525
Specialist Services for Young Parents
Teenage Pregnancy Liaison Midwife
Level 12, Community Office, Royal Sussex Hospital, Eastern Road, Brighton BN2
Tel: 07876 357443
Open: Text message/voicemail service available for advice Mon-Tue 8.30-5pm
Support & advice to young pregnant women under 19. Service is in addition to normal midwifery care. Home visit offered to provide advice & information. Informal tours of labour ward once a month for young parents to be. Moulsecoomb Health Centre (every other month, one session on labour, feeding & postnatal care) for under 25s.
Teenage Pregnancy Reintegration Officer
The Manor Offices, Drove Road, Portslade
Tel: 07930 147947 (call or text)
Tel: 01273 294412 (admin)
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Open: Mon-Fri 9-5pm
The reintegration officer works very closely with schools and education welfare officers in supporting the young mother to continue education. This may be reducing their timetables, finding flexible learning opportunities, finding and paying for childcare and transport, working collaboratively with other services.
Teenage Pregnancy Connexions PA’s
Stopover Outreach YPC, 69 Ship Street.
Tel: 01273 725340
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Teenage Pregnancy Specific Pas provide direct one-to-one support to 6-8 teenage parents/pregnant teenagers. They can provide support/signpost to specialist agencies regarding all issues relating to pregnancy, housing, benefits and accessing education and training.
Care to Learn
Tel: 0161 234 7269
Young people can call the helpline number: 0845 600 2809.
Visit: www.dfes.gov.uk/caretolearn
For local support in accessing Care to learn contact Jan Dyke (Teenage Pregnancy Reintegration Officer): 07930147 947 or 01273 294412 or The Connexions Teenage Pregnancy PAs: 01273 725340
Care to Learn helps with the costs of childcare while the young person is studying. It is a new scheme that is aiming to encourage as many young people as possible to find suitable education, training or work-based learning and childcare.
Anyone under the age of 19 who is living in Brighton & Hove can apply for childcare and any necessary travel costs up to £5,000 per child per year.
This money will not affect any of the young person’s, or their families, benefits or allowances. They do not have to be on any benefits or allowances in order to have their childcare paid for.
For help or more information call the care to learn team at Manchester, number above.
Choices – Antenatal Support Group
Young People’s Centre, 69 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AE Phone
Tel: 07963191525
Open: 12:45-2:45pm Antenatal drop-in support group available for young parents under 20, including young fathers. Call for more information.
Stopover Mentoring
Young People’s Centre, 69 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AE
Tel & fax: 01273 324 777
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Open: By telephone Mon – Thurs 9-5pm
Provides the opportunity for young women to have the support of a mentor. Mentor and mentee meet regularly (for up to 6 months) forming a safe, consistent and supportive relationship. All young women aged 13-17 in Brighton and Hove can refer, with a particular focus on young women wanting to access education, training or employment opportunities.
Stopover Outreach
Young People’s Centre, 69 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AE
Phone: 01273 725340 and Fax : 01273 722541
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Open: By telephone Mon – Thurs 9-5pm
Telephone for initial contact. Provides one to one support sessions on a range of issues including: welfare benefits, housing, resettlement, education and training, childcare, healthcare
Children’s Information Services
Brighton Town Hall
Tel: 01273 293 545
Open: drop-in room at Monday - Friday 10.30am - 5.00pm.
Contact us for free information and advice on: registered childcare, free early education, children’s activities, family support, childcare careers and local childcare jobs.
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