The Sexual Health Clinic is a youth and LGBTIQ+ friendly clinic for anyone aged between 12 and 25 years old! It is a totally free and confidential service, where we try make the space as comfortable and safe as possible for everyone who comes in.
Every Thursday 3.30pm – 6pm
For pre booked and drop in appointments.
Darwin headspace
CASCOM Centre, 13-17 Scaturchio St, Casuarina NT
Every 2nd Tuesday 3pm – 6pm
For pre booked and drop in appointments.
Katherine headspace
1/16 Katherine Terrace, Katherine NT
· STI and BBV testing and treatment
· Contraceptive advice and free condoms
· Pregnancy testing
· Sexual health and well being education
· Respectful relationship education
· Education and advice on gender, identity and sexuality
You will be greeted by the friendly headspace reception staff, and just say you are there for the clinic (no need to say the sexual health clinic if you don’t feel comfortable doing so), they will understand and make sure its low key. You do not need a Medicare card or referral to be seen but referral information may assist in your care. We welcome both drop ins and pre booked appointments .
The nurse and counsellor will introduce themselves and we will have a chat with you about why you came in and try help you as best we can, whether this is answering questions, maybe teaching you some stuff, and taking some tests if that needs to be done.
Most of the time you can just take your own tests but sometimes the nurse might need to look especially if you have symptoms. This will be discussed with you at the time of consultation.
Most results are available within 7 days, and the nurse will try text you when these are back. If it has been more than 7 days you can always call or text 0467229594 to get your results.
If the tests and examination show you need treatment you may be given medicine- tablets or an injection- at the time of consultation or you may need to come back for treatment later. It is very important that you complete the recommended treatment even if you feel better.
You may be asked to come back to the clinic for more tests, treatment, more education or counselling. You may be asked to come back or contact us for your results.
All information you give is strictly confidential unless there is a legal requirement for us to disclose information. Only the Clinic staff has access to the records kept for your care and treatment.
We keep your records so that each health professional involved in your care at the clinic has all the facts needed to provide you with the most suitable and safest treatment.
Call or text: 0467229594
OR
Complete this online referral form: https://forms.office.com/r/MB3kHAktWB
OR
Email: shc.refferals@ntahc.org.au
DARWIN CLINIC NEW LOCATION SEE TAB
Clinic 34 is a specialist sexual health service for the assessment and treatment of sexually transmitted infections and blood borne viruses, including HIV/AIDS. Testing and treatment for most sexually transmissible infections (STIs) is free.
• Information and counselling about all STIs
• Testing and treatment for STIs
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) information, testing and management
• HIV post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP)
• HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for people at high risk of acquiring HIV
• Hepatitis B and C testing
• Vaccination for Hepatitis A and B for people at high risk
• Sex workers health care including screening, treatment and vaccination where appropriate
• Needle and Syringe Program (NSP). Distribution of free, sterile injecting equipment. Disposal of used injecting equipment
• Specialist advice and treatment referral service for General Practitioners and other primary carers for sexual health issues
Reception
Our reception staff will ask you to complete a registration form but it is up to you how much information you provide. You do not need a Medicare card or referral to be seen but referral information may assist in your care.
Consultation
A healthcare worker (doctor/nurse/Aboriginal Health Practitioner) will ask you some questions to find out what your risk factors are to decide which tests you should have. In most circumstances you can collect your own specimens, but sometimes an examination will be recommended especially if you have symptoms. This will be discussed with you at the time of consultation.
Results
Most results are available within 7 days
Treatment
If the tests and examination show you need treatment you may be given medicine- tablets or an injection- at the time of consultation or you may need to come back for treatment later. It is very important that you complete the recommended treatment even if you feel better.
Follow-up
You may be asked to come back to the clinic for more tests or treatment. You may be asked to come back or contact us for your results.
Privacy and Confidentiality
All information you give is strictly confidential unless there is a legal requirement for us to disclose information. Only Clinic 34 staff has access to the records kept for your care and treatment.
We keep your records so that each health professional involved in your care at Clinic 34 has all the facts needed to provide you with the most suitable and safest treatment.
If you want to access your records at any time, please talk to the staff at the clinic.
Most people with STIs feel perfectly well and many have no symptoms.
Sometimes people notice symptoms such as:
• A discharge (pus, blood or fluid) from the penis, vagina or rectum
• An offensive odour from the vagina or penis
• Pain or burning when passing urine (peeing)
• Sores, blisters or lumps on the penis, vagina, anus or surrounding area.
REMEMBER: You can have an STI but may not have symptoms.
Ph. (08) 8951 7549
Clinic 34 Alice Springs
Ground Floor, Eurilpa House, 25 Todd Mall
Appointments not required but encouraged
Monday - 8.30am - 3.30pm
Tuesday - 8.30am - 3.30pm
Wedneday - 10.30am - 3.30pm
Thursday - 8.30am - 3.30pm
Friday - 8.30am - 3pm
Red Wing, Building 4, Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) campus
105 Rocklands Drive, Tiwi 0810
Ph. (08) 8999 2678
NEW LOCATION DIRECTIONS SEE HERE https://nt.gov.au/wellbeing/hospitals-health-services/sexual-health-services/clinic-34#find_your_local_clinic
Our opening hours at the moment are:
Monday 8:30am – 3:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am – 3:30pm
Wednesday 10:30 - 3:30pm
Thursday 8:30am – 3:30pm
Friday 8:30am – 3pm
Held at our Darwin clinic room once every Wednesday!
Book your appointment today for Free & confidential health check up. See NTAHC reception or NSP.
Phone: 08 8944 7777
Location: 46 Woods st, Darwin City
Held at Northside Health NT in Darwin once a month!
Visiting doctors specialising in LGBTI health
Phone:
08 7999 7448
Location: 4/1 Caryota Court, Coconut Grove
Youth Clinic held every Saturday!
Book your appointment today for Free & confidential health check up. See NTAHC reception or NSP.
Phone: 08 8948 0144
Location:
Unit 2 The Clock Tower
Dick Ward Drive
Coconut Grove NT 0810
Darwin is open Monday to Friday!
Drop in's welcome or make a free and confidential appointment.
Phone: 08 8942 5444
Location:
36 Knuckey Street
Darwin NT 0800
Held at Headspace Alice Springs.
Drop in's welcome or make a free and confidential appointment.
Phone: 08 8958 4544
Location:
5/74 Todd Street, Alice Springs
For Aboriginal people of all ages.
Drop in's welcome or make a free and confidential appointment.
Phone: 08 8951 4400
Location: 25 Gap Road, Alice Springs
For Aboriginal people of all ages.
Drop in's welcome or make a free and confidential appointment.
Phone: 08 8951 4400
Location: 25 Gap Road, Alice Springs
Katherine
For Aboriginal people of all ages.
Drop in's welcome or make a free and confidential appointment.
Phone: 08 8971 0044
Location:
25 Third Street
Katherine NT 0850
Tennant Creek
For Aboriginal people of all ages.
A range of free health Care is provided from the Clinics.
Phone: 08 8962 2385
Location: 71 Schmidt St
Tennant Creek, NT 0860
Nhulunbuy
For Aboriginal people of all ages.
Drop in's welcome or make a free and confidential appointment.
Phone: 1800 111 918
Location: 1424 Arnhem Road
Nhulunbuy 0880
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WE HAVE MOVED
1 Searcy street (corner of Smith and Searcy)
DARWIN NT 0800
PO BOX 2826 DARWIN NT 0801
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T: 08 8944 7777
NTAHC Darwin and NSP open Monday to Friday: 8.30am to 5pm
Shop 3 Reg Harris Lane
Todd Mall
ALICE SPRINGS NT 0870
PO BOX 2461 ALICE SPRINGS NT 0871
T : 08 8953 3172
8:30am-5pm Monday- Friday (closed 12-1pm).
Monday to Friday: 9:30am to 5:30pm
Closed for lunch: 1pm to 1:30pm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
"NTAHC acknowledges the Traditional Custodians on whose lands we work and live and, pay respects to elders past and present .
We are committed to a positive future for the Aboriginal community."
NTAHC Diversity Statement
“NTAHC welcomes, celebrates and respects diversity and we actively promote equity and inclusion for all its employees, volunteers and priority populations. We do not tolerate discrimination on the basis of sexuality, gender identity, bodily autonomy or gender expression.”
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NTAHC Darwin 08 8944 7777
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