Find a sexual health clinic
Booked appointments are available at all clinics. Walk-in clinics are available at the West and South clinics.
Check clinic opening hours over the Christmas period. If clinics are shut, see your primary healthcare team or after hours service.
Free sexual health tests for eligible people
For people who are not experiencing symptoms, Auckland Sexual Health offer free STI tests for:
- people under 30 years of age
- community service card holder
- Māori or Pasifika
- transgender or non-binary
- men who have sex with men
- sex workers
- injecting drug users
You can choose whether to have a scheduled phone appointment with a nurse, or walk in for a Quick Check.
Phone appointment
Book a time for a nurse to call you and discuss your sexual health tests. They will ask about your medical and sexual health history and advise what tests are needed.
Book a free phone appointment with a nurse (external link)
Walk in for a Quick Check
If you do not need to talk to a nurse, you can go to any of our Sexual Health clinics and ask the reception team for a Quick Check.
They will register you and give you:
- a pack to take to the bathroom to do your own tests
- a form to take to Awanui labs for your blood test.
You will only be contacted if your test is positive for an infection.
You should ask to see a nurse as you may need extra tests and treatment if you:
- have symptoms
- have had contact with a person with a sexually transmitted infection.
If you are not eligible for a free test
If you do not meet the above eligibility criteria:
- contact your GP
- book an appointment with Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa (external link)
- visit an accident and medical clinic (external link).
If you have symptoms
If you have symptoms, or have been a sexual contact of a person with an STI, call Auckland Sexual Health on 0800 739 432, Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, to speak to a nurse.
Symptoms can include:
- tummy pain in the last 4 weeks
- pain with sex in the last 4 weeks
- burning or pain when you pee
- unusual discharge (wet stuff) from your penis, vagina or anus (bum)
- pain or swelling in your testicles
- sores on your penis, vagina or anus.
It is important you use a condom or do not have sex until you have been checked out and have the all-clear from your doctor or nurse.