Sexual health services

Advice and Information - 22 August 2025

Sexual health services offer a range of services, including: testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), advice and information about sexual health, free condoms and other contraception – including emergency contraception, such as the morning after pill.

To find your nearest sexual health clinic: Sexual health clinic information | Healthy Surrey

If you would like to order a home testing kit: At Home Testing Order Forms | CNWL Sexual Health Services

Further information

Sexual health information and services | Healthy Surrey

Read our report about sexual health services for under 25s.

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