East Sussex Sexual Health Service and East Sussex County Council
Working together to support your sexual health
Working together to support your sexual health
East Sussex Sexual Health
Avenue House will be closing between 10am and 2pm on Wednesday 17th April 2019 drop-in resumes 2pm-7.15pm
Station Plaza will be closing between 10am and 2pm on Thursday 18th April 2019 drop-in resumes 2pm-7.15pm
All clinics closed Good Friday 19th April and Easter Monday 22nd April with normal drop-in service on Saturday 20th April 9am-12 noon.
Please note that Saturday opening times at Station Plaza Hastings and Avenue House Eastbourne will be changing from 2nd February 2019. New Saturday drop-in times will be 09.00 – 12.00 noon
New campaign targeting young people aged 16-24 years old. Includes personal stories about contracting sexually transmitted infections (STI’s) and why people did not use condoms.
Read more here
A fresh new website to help you make healthy, safe and informed choices about their sexual and reproductive health, with honest advice about contraception, pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, sexual pleasure and wellbeing.
Visit the site by clicking here
Chlamydia is found in 1 in 12 people tested. It's easy to catch, easy to pass on and easy to notice. Thankfully it's just as easy to test for and treat. Chlamydia can make you sterile if it isn't treated. Take a chance or take the test?
Now that's an easy decision.
If you're 15-24, order a FREE Home Test Kit online at freetest.me
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