HIV can affect anyone. It is treatable – but only if you know you have it. This National HIV Awareness Week – 09 – 15 February 2026 – we’re encouraging you to test regularly and know your HIV status. Testing is fast, free and confidential. For more information, visit testing for HIV. How to get […]
We are now able to give gonorrhoea and mpox (monkeypox) vaccines. Please go to vaccines for more information.
You can now get the contraceptive pill directly from selected pharmacies without seeing a doctor or nurse. The pill is free of charge, with or without a prescription. See Get the contraceptive pill without a prescription for more information.
As from 01 April 2025 the Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) is no longer part of our HIV prevention and health promotion service. We would like to thank THT for its support over the past few years. Our Health Improvement Team will continue to provide the same excellent service formerly provided by THT. Please contact us […]
10-16 February 2025 is National HIV Testing Week. HIV can affect anyone. Testing for HIV is free and confidential in all our clinics or you can request an easy-to-use postal kit to test at home. See online testing (self-test kits). No matter the result, we are here to provide care and support. Care, support, and […]
We are closed on Wednesday 12 February 2025 for staff training and service maintenance. Urgent help or treatment when we are closed Emergency contraception If you have had unprotected sex, you can get emergency hormonal contraception (EHC) from your GP or some pharmacies (see Oxfordshire County Council – Free emergency contraception for a list of […]
We are running a new “quick check” STI testing clinic at East Oxford (Rectory Road). This is for people who want a sexual health check and have no symptoms / signs of infection or other concerns. To find out more and book an appointment, please see East Oxford (Rectory Road) clinic.
The process for sending back STI self-test kits has changed. Kits can be ordered via Your Personal Health Record as usual, but you must log back in and tell us which tests you are sending back. See screenshot below: If you do not do this, your tests will not be processed.
We are now able to offer Sayana Press, a contraceptive injection that you can do at home. For more information, see Contraceptive Injection.
Bicester clinic has moved from Bicester Community Hospital to Montgomery House Surgery. The first appointments and medicine collection slots will be held at Montgomery House Surgery on Wednesday 6 March. See Bicester Clinic for more details.