During the COVID-19 situation we are adopting social distancing measures to keep our patients and staff safe. To support this, we are introducing alternatives to face to face consultations. These consultations are bound by our standard privacy requirements and will provide the same quality care for you, but will be facilitated over the phone or via video. Face to face consultations are still available when needed. Please call the clinic on the numbers below for more information and help.
Do you need testing, treatment or support with sexual health, sexuality or hepatitis? We provide free Sexual Health Services (including specialist HIV care) and the Liver Clinics treat hepatitis.
Local doctors (GPs – General Practitioners) do most STI, HIV and Hepatitis testing. Find one near you by entering the name of your town at the bottom of this directory.
Sexual Health Infolink has good information. Specialist sexual health nurses are on the phone lines.
You can get a free HIV and Hepatitis C testing kit through the post at the Dried Blood Spot website.
Information is available in other languages from the Multicultural HIV and Hepatitis Service.
Young Deadly Free aims to improve knowledge of STIs and BBVs in Aboriginal communities and address stigma associated with discussing sex, sexuality, and drug and alcohol use. Click on the link below to view.
HIV is an important heath issue for Aboriginal communities. Find out how you can help stop HIV from being a big issue in your community.
Science does amazing things. PrEP is a pill you can take daily to reduce your risk of HIV.
The Young Deadly Free campaign developed this TV commercial in response to the outbreak of syphilis that continues to affect remote Australia. Get tested today.
Listen up! Being free from STIs is good for all of us. Listen to Aboriginal young people on the importance of STI testing. Get tested today.
Everybody takes risks. They can help us learn and grow. The Young Deadly Free Mob say that if you’ve been risky, get a sexual health check up today.
An ongoing syphilis outbreak continues to threaten our Aboriginal communities. Together, we can stop syphilis, by supporting everyone to get tested.
Anyone can help share sexual health facts! The Talkin’ True series shows everyday community people helping to get the word out about the importance of STI testing, using condoms and talking about STIs and BBVs.
Anyone can help share sexual health facts! The Talkin’ True series shows everyday community people helping to get the word out about the importance of STI testing, using condoms and talking about STIs and BBVs.
Anyone can help share sexual health facts! The Talkin’ True series shows everyday community people helping to get the word out about the importance of STI testing, using condoms and talking about STIs and BBVs.
Anyone can help share sexual health facts! The Talkin’ True series shows everyday community people helping to get the word out about the importance of STI testing, using condoms and talking about STIs and BBVs.
Anyone can help share sexual health facts! The Talkin’ True series shows everyday community people helping to get the word out about the importance of STI testing, using condoms and talking about STIs and BBVs.
Services available at these locations
Liver Clinic (Clinic C) and Sexual Health Clinic (Clinic 33)
Phone: 02 6656 7865
Visiting: The closest hospital entrance is for the Medical and Therapeutic Care centre (map). There’s a person just inside the door to help you find the right place.
There is disabled parking just outside if you need it.
Liver Clinic (Clinic C) and Sexual Health Clinic (Clinic 33)
Phone: 02 6561 2790
Reception staff will take a message and the clinic staff will call you back.
Visiting: please tell the community health reception staff you are here for either the Liver Clinic or the Sexual Health Clinic so they can help you find your way.
Liver Clinic (Clinic C) and Sexual Health Clinic (Clinic 33)
Phone: 02 6589 2120
Clinic staff are often with patients so reception will take a message and we will return your call.
Visiting: the Community Health building has a receptionist who will direct you to the right place.