Contact us 0300 303 3989

Under 18’s sit and wait clinics at Exeter, Barnstaple and Torquay

posted by: Amy Toy

Who: This service is for patients aged 17 and under only

When / where:

Exeter:  Sidwell St Walk-In Centre, EX4 6NN – Every Tuesday evening (4pm – 6pm)

Torquay: Castle Circus Health Centre, Abbey Rd,  TQ2 5YH – Every Tuesday (2pm – 5pm)

Barnstaple: Health Centre, Vicarage St, Barnstaple EX32 7BH, Every Monday (3:30pm – 5:30 pm)

How: You can walk-in to our building to ask to be seen on the same day

What services does the clinic offer?

  • Access to contraception services and advice
  • Pregnancy testing
  • Access to emergency contraception (the morning after pill)
  • STI testing and treatment

What happens when I arrive?

When you arrive go to reception. The receptionist will ask you to fill in a form with your name and contact details as well as some information about why you are attending. You don’t have to give your real name if you don’t want to. You’ll then be asked to sit and wait to see one of our team.

Confidentiality:

Everything that happens at a Devon Sexual Health clinic is completely confidential. We won’t tell your GP or your parents, even if you are under 16, unless we are worried about you. If we do have concerns, we will usually tell you what we’re worried about and discuss with you what we plan to do to help keep you safe.

** You will be required to wear a face mask unless exempt and need to be COVID symptom free.**

World Aids Day – Free HIV testing in clinics

World Aids Day is a global movement to unite people in the fight against HIV and AIDS and unite communities […]

Read more
16_days_of _action

16 Days of Action

16 Days of Action is an annual campaign which takes place between 25 November (the International Day for the Elimination of […]

Read more

Do you know your sh*t?

Help speed up inflammatory bowel disease diagnosis An exciting study led by the Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust […]

Read more

Protection against syphilis and chlamydia

DoxyPEP – what you need to know There is an antibiotic now available called Doxy-PEP which, when taken after unprotected […]

Read more