Sexual Health Clinic

The Sexual Health Clinic provides a chance to talk privately about risks and fears. On site diagnosis AND treatment for people of all ages.

FREE visits
FREE confidential advice
FREE treatment

New Plymouth clinic:

188 Powderham Street, New Plymouth
Monday 6-8pm
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9am-12pm
Phone: 0508 SEX HEALTH (0508 739 432)
Appointments are preferred but walk-ins welcome.

Hāwera Hospital clinic:

A Sexual Health Clinic is being trialled at Hāwera Hospital for the next 6 months.
Clinic dates are Thursday 14 March, 11 April, 9 May, 6 June, 4 July, 1 August.
The clinic is by appointment only and bookings can be made by phoning 0508 739 432 option 3.

You can expect from our service:

Friendly non-judgmental health workers
Confidential service and confidential storage of your health information
Your personal details will not be given to anyone without your consent
Anonymous testing (if preferred)
Prompt results, given to you via phone, text or in person
Free treatment and follow-up, counselling, education and advice
Professional, up to date doctors and nurses with specialised training

You need to have a sexual health check:

If you or your partner have other sexual partners
If you notice pain on passing urine or during sex
If you have lumps or sores on the genital area, an unusual discharge, rash, itchiness or smell, or if your sexual partner has these symptoms
If you have had unsafe sex (sex without a condom)
If you are worried for any reason

Important things to remember about your sexual health:

You may have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) without having any symptoms
Some STIs can affect fertility in people of all genders
STIs can be transferred from a birthing parent to their baby and cause problems during pregnancy or after birth
Being in a long-term relationship is no guarantee you can't have an STI as you can have an STI for months or years.

Contact us:

Phone us on 0508 SEX HEALTH (0508 739 432)

Last updated: Wednesday, March 13, 2024