Telephone opening hours over Christmas & New Year 2024-25

Please call 111 if you have a sexual health or contraception related emergency during the hours that we are closed.

Central Health Clinic, Bristol

Monday 23 December 2024 08:30-17:00

Tuesday 24 December 2024 08:30-16:00

25 & 26 December 2024 Closed

Friday 27 December 2024 08:30-13:00

Saturday 28 December 2024 09:00-12:30

Sunday 29 December 2024 Closed

Monday 30 December 2024 08:30-17:00

Tuesday 31 December 2024 08:30-16:00

Wednesday 1 January 2025 Closed

Thursday 2 January 2025 08:30–17.00

Friday 3 January 2025 08:30-13:00

Saturday 4 January 2025 09:00-12:30

Sunday 5 January 2025 Closed

 

WISH Clinic, Weston-Super-Mare

Monday 23 December 2024 08:45-16:30

Tuesday 24 December 2024 09:15-16:00

25 & 26 December 2024 Closed

Friday 27 December 2024 09:00-14:00

28 & 29 December 2024 Closed

Monday 30 December 2024 08:45-16:30

Tuesday 31 December 2024 09:00-16:00

Wednesday 1 January 2025 Closed

Thursday 2 January 2025 Closed

Friday 3 January 2025 09:00-14:00

Saturday 4 January 2025 09:00-13:00

Sunday 5 January 2025 Closed

 

Brook, Bristol

Monday 23 December 2024 12:00-19:00

Tuesday 24 December 2024 12:00-16:00

25 & 26 December 2024 Closed

Friday 27 December 2024 12:00-17:00

Saturday 28 December 2024 12:00-17:00

Sunday 29 December 2024 Closed

Monday 30 December 2024 12:00-19:00

Tuesday 31 December 2024 12:00-16:00

Wednesday 1 January 2025 Closed

Thursday 2 January 2025 12:00-19:00

Friday 3 January 2025 12:00-17:00

Saturday 4 January 2025 12:00-17:00

Sunday 5 January 2025 Closed

HIV

What is HIV?

Check out our HIV page on what is HIV? How is it passed on? How do you test for HIV? And what about HIV treatment?

Am I at risk of HIV? – check with this assessment.

 

I have HIV, how can I access care?

HIV care is available to anyone with HIV in Bristol.  See this page for further information: HIV Service & Support in Bristol and surrounding area

 

I think I’m at risk of HIV infection- what can I do?

Treatment is available to prevent HIV infection, as well as treat HIV infection in those who test positive.

PrEP is taken by HIV negative people to stop them getting HIV if they are at high risk. Click on our PrEP page for more information.

PEPSE is taken after sex if it has been high risk for HIV infection. It needs to be started within 72 hours. More information is on our PEPSE page.

Do I need PEPSE? Check by answering these questions 

 

Some communities are at higher risk of HIV and STIs. You can get more information on our Common Ambition Bristol project here. Common Ambition Bristol is a major new project with people of African and Caribbean heritage working in partnership with health care professionals, African Voices Forum, Brigstowe and academics to increase HIV testing and awareness and reduce HIV stigma.

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