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Sexual health services in Salford

Salford’s Sexual Health Services are provided by The Northern Sexual Health, Manchester NHS Foundation Trust.

Manchester NHS Foundation Trust provides free, high quality contraception and sexual health services for Salford residents.

Services offered by Manchester NHS Foundation Trust in Salford include:

  • Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) screening and treatment 
  • Pregnancy testing 
  • Contraception options including implant, intrauterine systems (IUS) and intrauterine devices (IUD)
  • Emergency Hormonal Contraception
  • Psychosexual therapy (via GP referral)
  • Free condoms 
  • HIV treatment and care services 
  • LGBT+ info and advice
  • PrEP clinic

How to get help

For more information and to get the help you need in Salford, visit The Northern website, part of the Manchester NHS Foundation Trust. 

Phone 0161 388 4982 or email Salford.SexualHealth@mft.nhs.uk

Clinics

Opening times at Lance Burn Clinic:

  • Monday 8am to 8pm
  • Tuesday 8am to 8pm
  • Wednesday 8am to 8pm
  • Thursday 8am to 8pm
  • Friday 8am to 8pm

All our clinics are closed on public and bank holidays.

These time are subject to change, so please check the website for any updates.

Please note: The Sexual Health Services in Salford are confidential.

About the service

All contraception and sexual health services are open access which means that people can use any clinics in any part of England.

In Salford the Sexual Health Service offers advice, sexual health screening and treatment and management of sexually transmitted infections including HIV.

If you think you might have an infection, or just want a sexual health check-up, the doctors and nurses from the Sexual Health Service will be happy to help. These clinics are free and confidential. Information about how to book an appointment can be found on the Sexual Health Service website.

If you have no sexual health symptoms but would like a sexual health check-up, you can be sent a postal kit. See the Sexual Health Service website for more details. You will need to complete an online form to determine what tests will be within the kit and provide information so that they can contact you with results. Return the completed tests in a freepost envelope and results are given within 14 days.

Your sexual health is a key part of your physical, mental and social wellbeing. Whether you’re in a relationship, don’t have a regular partner or are not currently having sex, taking care of your sexual health is important.

More information about sexual health can be found on the Sexwise website.

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