We provide a full range of sexual and reproductive health services from the Camberwell Sexual Health Centre. A recent outbreak of the mpox virus previously known as monkeypox in west, central and east Africa has led to the World Health Organisation declaring a public health emergency of international concern. Vaccines are by appointment only. If you would like a vaccine, please contact us to book an appointment. We will offer you two doses of the vaccine.
The second dose is offered from two months after the first dose. Call a sexual health clinic or NHS if you have a rash with blisters, anal pain or bleeding from your bottom and have either:. We offer a walk-in service at the Camberwell Sexual Health Centre on a first come, first served basis. The clinic can be very busy, and we are not always able to see everyone on the day they attend.
We recommend that, if possible, you access services online through Sexual Health London before you come to the clinic. We will try and see you on the same day but, if all routine appointments are booked, we will discuss alternative options with you. It compares twice-yearly injections with a daily oral pill. For more details, including eligibility and how you can take part, please go to our HIV prevention study page. We offer a young person-friendly service.
You can talk to a friendly and non-judgemental member of our team about your concerns to do with:. We can also refer you to other teams who may be able to help in other areas of your life.
For example, troubles at home, school, or support for your physical and mental health. Our sexual health records are confidential and cannot be seen by your GP. We do not share information from your visit unless we are worried about your safety, or the safety of someone else. If we think we do need to share your information, we will discuss this with you so you can tell us how you feel.
