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- ACLASH and SHOC at Archway CentreArchway Centre681-689 Holloway Road, London, N19 5SEmore service details
- BCLASH and SHOC at Mortimer Market CentreMortimer Market Centre. Located on the first floor, Orange Zone in the Margaret Pyke CentreCapper Street , London, WC1E 6JBmore service details
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Sexual health services for female sex workers
We offer free, confidential sexual health clinics for female sex workers, including health promotion advice and informal counselling.
Sexual health clinics
Services provided at our sexual health clinics include:
The team includes sexual health and contraception specialist nurses, doctors, health promotion specialists and healthcare support workers. We also have interpreters available.
The Freedoms shop sells a range of condoms and lubricants at reduced prices for people working in the sex industry.
Health promotion
The specialist Health Promotion Team offers free and confidential one-to-one advice, support and informal counselling for female sex workers on a range of issues.
Topics include:
Specialist support is available from Project London, who can help with finding a general practitioner (GP).
Eligibility criteria (who is the service for?)
The services have been designed for female sex workers.
How can someone be referred?
There is no need for a referral from a GP or healthcare professional. Female sex workers can refer themselves to the clinic or the Health Promotion Team.
Can I use NHS e-Referral (formerly Choose and Book) to arrange my first outpatient appointment?
NHS e-Referral is not applicable to this service.
How to access this service
CLASH clinic is a walk in service Monday and Friday from 08:45-13:00.
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- Community-based sexual health services
- Community health services for children & families