Sexual health

No Worries is a young people's sexual health and contraception service for Wiltshire residents aged 13-24 year olds. The confidential service is available at participating venues across Wiltshire.

Services available are:

• Emergency hormonal contraception (EHC) / Emergency copper coil (IUD) - depending on the method available at the venue you attend and your preference.
• Free condoms and condom demonstration
• Pregnancy testing
• Chlamydia self test kits and treatment available for patient and partners
• Advice and support around sexual health

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To book a No Worries appointment, please telephone the number listed and ask for a No Worries appointment. You do not need to be registered at this GP practice to request a No Worries appointment. Appointments will be offered within 24 hours and if an appointment isn't available the venue will help you seek an alternative option.

Please comply with the COVID guidelines in place at the venue.

To request a No Worries appointment you can either call the pharmacy or attend the venue, please ask for a No Worries appointment.  If a No Worries appointment isn't available the venue will help you find an alternative option.

Please comply with the COVID guidelines in place at the venue.

If you see the "Young People Friendly" logo you will know that the service works hard to make your visit 'young people friendly'. Staff will listen to your feedback and have been trained to help and support you in the best way.

Sexual Health clinics are provided by WiSe Wiltshire Sexual Health at Salisbury Foundation Trust, please call 01722 425120.  They provide a range of services including:

• Testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) advice about sexual health
• Free condoms
• Contraception, including emergency hormonal contraception such as the morning-after pill
• HIV testing, including rapid tests that give results in about 30 minutes and counselling for people who are HIV positive
• PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) - medication that can help prevent people from developing HIV if they've been exposed to it.
• Hepatitis B vaccination
• Information and advice about abortion
• Help for people who have been sexually assaulted

These services are available from various locations in Wiltshire but when you call for an appointment please check the service you wish to receive is available at the venue you are attending.

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Services available from your GP practice:

• Full range of contraception including Long Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) methods and Emergency contraception 
• Free condoms and condom demonstration
• Information and advice about abortion
• Testing and treatment for STIs
• Hepatitis B vaccination
• Advice and signposting to sexual health services

The National Chlamydia Screening program focuses on reducing reproductive harm of untreated infection in young women and people with a womb or ovaries under 25 years of age. This includes transgender men and non-binary people assigned female at birth, and intersex people with a womb and ovaries. 

While chlamydia may not have any noticeable signs or symptoms, if it is not treated, it can cause health complications for women and people with a womb or ovaries. But complications are rare in men and other people who do not have a womb or ovaries.

For women and people with a womb or ovaries, chlamydia can cause pain due to inflammation in the pelvis, an ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy in the fallopian tubes) and infertility (being unable to have children). This risk increases each time a person gets chlamydia.

Diagnosing chlamydia as early as possible reduces the risk of health complications and of passing it on. Because of this a chlamydia test should be considered.

Young people can do the test themselves; it is confidential and does not require being examined.

Testing kits can be pick up in general practice and pharmacies. 

To order a home screening kit visit: Order home screening kits.

You can order a free home screening kit if you are 16 years old of over and you live in Wiltshire. The service is available to people without any symptoms, it's a reliable and convenient way of testing without having to attend a clinic. The home screening kits test for Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HIV and Syphilis. You may also be tested for Hepatitis B if you are high risk from your answers to the questions you complete when requesting your home screening kit.

To order a home screening kit visit Wiltshire Sexual Health: Home Screening kits.

If you live in Wiltshire and are having difficulties in ordering your kit please call 01722 425120.