Sexual Health
All access to sexual health clinics is now appointment only. Tel: 0300 5550279
Patients who currently have no symptoms, but are needing access to STI screening, you can order tests from www.friskywales.org.
Accessing sexual health services
What we do
Free and confidential:
- sexual health advice, testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs/STDs) and treatment
- contraception, including emergency contraceptive pill and emergency coils. NB - emergency coils can only be fitted at our main centres at Singleton and Neath Port Talbot hospitals and Quarella Road clinic, Bridgend
- pregnancy testing
- HIV testing
- access to PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) at Singleton Hospital
- access to PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) at Singleton and Neath Port Talbot hospitals and Quarella Road clinic, Bridgend
- hepatitis B vaccination at Singleton, NPTH and Quarella Road
- abortion advice and referral
- help for victims of sexual assault
- psychosexual counselling
Links to further information on STIs and contraception can be found at the bottom of the page.
Helpline 0300 5550279
Due to the changes within sexual health services made as a result of the current COVID-19 crisis, the Helpline will be open Monday – Thursday 8am to 6.30pm and Friday 8 am to 2pm.
Open Monday to Thursday 8am to 4.30pm and Friday 8am to 12.30pm
You can make an appointment for a smear test (cervical screening) at Singleton and Neath Port Talbot hospitals and Quarella Road clinic by ringing us on this number too.
Appointments can now be made via the helpline number for coil insertions and implant removals/exchanges.
Confidentiality
Whether you need safe sex advice, contraception information or a test for a sexually transmitted infection (STi) our team of specialist staff are on hand to deal with your query in confidence. This means we won’t routinely discuss you with anyone else, including the GP or other hospital services. Unless we feel there is a risk of harm to you or someone else, everything we discuss and do is in the strictest of confidence, even if you are under 16 you have the same rights.
There may be times we need to speak with you about treatment so please let us know how best to contact you. A mobile number is fine but please make sure staff are aware of any changes to your phone number or address.
Sometimes we may change the clinic opening times and services available on a particular day. Ring us first to check, just in case. And we do shut the clinic if a lot of patients are still waiting to be seen when we are due to close.
Youth Services
Below are links to two new services offering support over the phone for young people in Neath Port Talbot during lockdown.
There are a team of RADS Advisors and Youth Practitioners responding to any calls from local young people and supporting or signposting them as necessary.
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