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.
People Living with HIV
We have HIV specialist staff and provide free and confidential testing, treatment, and care for people at risk of or living with HIV.
We are up to date with the latest research and can let you know about treatments available in Australia. Speak with us about your options.
Here are the ways you can come to see us:
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 counsellor4.
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.
FAQS
Have questions about HIV? No worries, we’ve got answers!
Can I come to you for HIV treatment?
Yes, you can come to us for HIV treatment. We have HIV specialist staff and provide free and confidential testing, treatment, and care for people at risk of, or living with HIV. Your appointments here are free.
What is U=U and what does it mean for me?
U=U stands for undetectable=untransmissible.
Speak to your clinician to find out what this may mean for you.
Find out more at EndingHIV.com.
Where can I go for social support?
There are a number of organisations you can contact such as Positive Life NSW, Bobby Goldsmith Foundation, and ACON. There is also a peer-led workshop for gay and bisexual men who have been diagnosed in the last 2 years called a[STARTx].
What other support is available?
Our counselling team is here to support anybody living with HIV. They can help you to adjust to a new diagnosis, or provide ongoing support for how HIV may be affecting your life.