Your GP can usually test for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomonas, HIV, syphilis and hepatitis

If you have symptoms, it's usually best to attend a specialist sexual health clinic for more in-depth testing and treatment

Evidence-based support with choosing the right contraception for you

Guide to different forms of contraception, and their uses outside of preventing pregnancy

Includes real users' experiences of using different methods

NHS information on different types of contraception, how their used and their risks and benefits

If you have no symptoms or mild symptoms, you can order a free, discrete home STI testing kit from the link above

This includes vaginal swabs or a urine sample for chlamydia and gonorrhoea, and a finger-prick blood test for syphilis and HIV

Not available to Greenwich residents

Find nearby clinics and pharmacies providing contraception in South East London

Not available to residents of Greenwich or Bexley

Contraception and sexual health services for residents of Greenwich and Bexley

Card scheme which allows 16-24 year olds to collect free condoms across London

Not available to Greenwich residents

A free tool in multiple languages which provides personalised advice on optimising your pre-pregnancy health and fertility

Free helpline for Black and Black Mixed-Heritage women and birthing people

See your GP if you’re planning a pregnancy and you're on regular medication or have any ongoing health conditions​

Click the image above to see more information about specific conditions

If your GP is in Lambeth and you need more support, your GP may choose to refer you to the Lambeth Women and Girls' Health Hub

Your GP can provide information on contraception, and free prescriptions for the contraceptive pill, patch or ring, and emergency contraception

Some GPs can also provide condoms and fit implants and coils

If your GP is in Lambeth and you need more support, your GP may choose to refer you to the Lambeth Women and Girls' Health Hub

Your GP can order tests and and offer treatment for most period problems​

GPs may refer to a specialist if initial treatments don’t help, but waiting times can be 6 months or more​

If your GP is in Lambeth and you need more support, your GP may choose to refer you to the Lambeth Women and Girls' Health Hub

Advice on what's normal, what might be abnormal and when to see a doctor

NHS advice on causes and treatments for heavy periods

If you're registered with a GP in Greenwich or Bexley, you can self-refer to the Women's and Girls' Health Hub.

Click the link above and follow these steps:

1. Click 'Register', create an account and sign in.

2. Click ‘Book appointment’, scroll down and click ‘I would like to self-refer to the Women and Girls’ Health Hub’.

3. You will be asked to answer some questions. Once you submit your answers, the hub co-ordinator will contact you within 72 working hours with either more information or your appointment details.

If you're registered with a GP in Greenwich or Bexley, you can self-refer to the Women's and Girls' Health Hub.

Click the link above and follow these steps:

1. Click 'Register', create an account and sign in.

2. Click ‘Book appointment’, scroll down and click ‘I would like to self-refer to the Women and Girls’ Health Hub’.

3. You will be asked to answer some questions. Once you submit your answers, the hub co-ordinator will contact you within 72 working hours with either more information or your appointment details.

If you're registered with a GP in Greenwich or Bexley, you can self-refer to the Women's and Girls' Health Hub.

Click the link above and follow these steps:

1. Click 'Register', create an account and sign in.

2. Click ‘Book appointment’, scroll down and click ‘I would like to self-refer to the Women and Girls’ Health Hub’.

3. You will be asked to answer some questions. Once you submit your answers, the hub co-ordinator will contact you within 72 working hours with either more information or your appointment details.

NHS advice on causes and treatments for painful periods

If you’re over 45 and your periods have naturally stopped for over a year, you don’t need any tests to confirm menopause​

Your GP can prescribe hormonal and non-hormonal treatments in most cases​

If your GP is in Lambeth and you need more support, your GP may choose to refer you to the Lambeth Women and Girls' Health Hub

You can get a ‘prescription prepayment certificate’ (PPC) for most hormone replacement therapy (HRT) prescriptions.

This costs £19.80, and covers you for an unlimited number of HRT prescriptions for 12 months. This is the same as the cost of 2 prescription items.

You can buy a PPC online at the link above, or in person at some pharmacies.

If you're registered with a GP in Greenwich or Bexley, you can self-refer to the Women's and Girls' Health Hub.

Click the link above and follow these steps:

1. Click 'Register', create an account and sign in.

2. Click ‘Book appointment’, scroll down and click ‘I would like to self-refer to the Women and Girls’ Health Hub’.

3. You will be asked to answer some questions. Once you submit your answers, the hub co-ordinator will contact you within 72 working hours with either more information or your appointment details.

Order free contraceptive pills, patches and rings as well as emergency contraception (the 'morning after' pill) online

Not available to Greenwich residents

Find nearby clinics providing sexual health services in South East London

You can book online or walk in whether you have symptoms or not

Not available to residents of Greenwich or Bexley

Sexual health services for residents of Greenwich and Bexley

You can book online or walk in whether you have symptoms or not

NHS advice on common STI symptoms

In an emergency, call 999

For a non-emergency police enquiry, call 101

You don't have to report the incident to the police if you don't feel ready. The organisations below can advise you further on your options.

Domestic violence support for women and children

Call the free, 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247

Click the link above to explore the website or speak to someone via live chat, 10am-10pm, Monday to Friday

Information for survivors of domestic abuse and for their friends and family

Specialist centres in London for people who have been raped or sexually assaulted

Call 020 3299 6900 for urgent advice or appointments

Support for survivors of sexual violence

Call the free, 24-hour Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Line on 0808 500 2222 or use the web chat

Support for LGBT+ people who have experienced abuse and violence

Call the National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0800 999 5428

Information about menopause and what you can do to support your health

NHS information about menopause symptoms and treatments, including what you can do to help

Online sexual health services for Greenwich residents

Over 18s can order order a free home testing kit for HIV, Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis, and Hepatitis B & C

To book a coil or implant appointment, call the Greenwich Health Call Centre on 0800 068 7123 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm

For Greenwich residents only

16-21 year olds in Greenwich can order free condoms online