Sexual Health in Plymouth (SHiP) is a service for residents of Plymouth. The service at Derriford Hospital offers STI, HIV, contraception and abortion services.
The daily ‘walk-in’ service has been replaced with a telephone service.
SHiP Derriford Hospital
posted by: Don Leslie
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