General Clinic
We provide you with testing, treatment and management of sexually transmissible infections (STIs), including HIV.
Check the opening hours on our website.
Please book an appointment with us by calling (02) 9382 7440.
Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
Click here if you would like to contact an Aboriginal Liaison Officer to support your visit
We encourage regular STI, HIV, and hepatitis testing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
We offer:
- free and confidential testing
- vaccination (hepatitis A, hepatitis B)
- management of STIs and HIV
- free condoms
- counselling
We offer assessment and treatment for hepatitis B and C.
You can request to see a clinician of a certain gender. We can also connect you to Aboriginal Sexual Health Workers or dedicated Aboriginal Health Services.
MyCheck
IMPORTANT UPDATE:
We are in the process of moving to a new computer system and MyCheck will be temporarily unavailable from Oct 13 and will return in early November 2025.
If you are a man who has sex with men, you are welcome to book an appointment at aTEST
For other testing options please click here or call the NSW Sexual Health Info Link on 1800 451 624.
Thank you for your understanding.
Counselling
Our Counselling Unit provides counselling services to individuals for sexual health related concerns such as:
- Helping you change behaviours that can put you at risk of getting HIV or an STI
- Coping with a diagnosis of HIV or an STI
- Negotiating sexual relationships with partners
- Helping you to contact sexual partners if you are diagnosed with HIV or an STI (contact tracing).
- If your concerns do not fit with the services offered by us, we will be happy to help you find a more appropriate service.
Call us on 9382 7440 if you would like to make an appointment with a counsellor or call NSW Sexual Health Infolink on 1800 451 624.
This is not a crisis service.
If you are in crisis please call Lifeline (11 13 14), Mental Health Line (1800 011 511) or 000
General Practice (GP) or other testing options
Most STI and HIV testing in NSW is conducted through GPs. It’s a good idea for everyone who is sexually active to get a regular check-up. We recommend you see a GP for this.
Click here for a referral letter you can take to your GP. Or explore other testing options.
If you want help in finding a local doctor or you would like further information, talk to sexual health nurse at the NSW Sexual Health Infolink on 1800 451 624.
Dried Blood Spot Testing (DBS)
A DBS test is a free, easy and accurate way to test for HIV and/or hepatitis C without having to come into the clinic.
The DBS test works by putting a few drops of blood from your finger on a test card and leaving to dry.
Check out the DBS website for detailed instructions and information on how to order.
FAQS
Have questions about being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander? No worries, we’ve got answers!
I feel nervous about visiting
We have an Aboriginal liaison officer who can help support your visit. https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/services-clinics/directory/aboriginal-health-unit/aboriginal-hospital-liaison-officers
There is no shame in looking after your sexual health!
Will anybody know I visited you?
No. We will not share that information with anybody. We treat your personal information with strict privacy. However, our staff may discuss your treatment and care with each other to give you the best service. The only exception where we may inform others that you visited us is if we have concerns for your safety, or the safety of others. We may also share your health information with other healthcare providers if you give us permission to do so, or have signed up to the My Health Record.
Men’s Business and Women’s Business
You may choose the gender of the doctor or nurse you will see. If this is important for you, please let us know when you book the appointment.
I’m a heterosexual, can I come to see you?
Yes, we see Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people no matter how you identify your sexuality. If you have a sexual health concern you can come and see us.
I’m a brother boy/sister girl, are you the right service for me?
Yes, we are welcoming of trans and gender diverse people to look after your sexual health. If you need other support we can help make appropriate referrals.