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Unplanned pregnancy advice

If you are worried you may be pregnant do a pregnancy test after your period should have started or 3 weeks after you had the sex that may have been a risk (no condom, condom broke, hadn’t used your normal contraception correctly).

If the pregnancy test is positive and you wish to continue with the pregnancy inform your GP or local maternity service and they will explain the care you need.

If the pregnancy test is positive and you are unsure about what to do Brook has lots of information, advice and support.

If you are pregnant and don’t wish to continue with the pregnancy you can get a free termination. Residents of Kingston should contact the South West London Central Booking Service on 0345 872 5503. If you are not resident in Kingston contact one of the numbers provided on the NHS advice page to find your local provider.

Mpox Vaccine

We are currently offering vaccines for Mpox.

Appointments are limited based on vaccine availability.

If you are eligible for the vaccine please call to book an appointment.

Who is eligible for the vaccine?

men who are gay, bisexual or have sex with other men, and who have multiple partners, participate in group sex or attend sex on premises venues (staff who work in these premises may also be eligible)
people who have been in close contact with someone who has mpox – ideally they should have the vaccine within 4 days of contact, but it can be given up to 14 days after

Click here for more information.

Cervical screening awareness

https://www.londoncervicalscreening.com/

Cervical screening awareness

We’re in a race to eliminate Cervical Cancer. Find out more information on Cervical Screening and HPV Vaccines. Don’t Miss Out, this is a life-saving test, when invited: #GetScreenedNow

Please use the hashtags #WereInTheRace and #GetScreenedNow.

To book your appointment at the Wolverton Centre please use the QR code provided below