Contraception clinic — Auckland

Our contraception clinics offer free and confidential services including contraception counselling, contraception options, pregnancy testing, sexually transmitted infection (STI) and cervical screening for women in Auckland. Clinics are available at multiple locations.

Contact us

You do not need a referral from your healthcare provider.

For all appointments:

If we miss your call, please leave a message and your contact phone number for us to get back to you.

If you live in Auckland or Waitematā, you can also get free contraception at the Auckland Medical Aid Centre. (external link)

Auckland Medical Aid Centre (external link).

Where to find us

We have contraception clinics located across Auckland.

Lunn Ave White Cross Healthcare

110 Lunn Avenue
Mount Wellington
Auckland 1072

Our hours are Wednesdays, 9am to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm.

Three Kings Accident and Medical Centre

536 Mt Albert Road
Mt Roskill

Ours hours are Fridays, 8am to 4pm

Family Health Matters Limited

137 West Tāmaki Road
Glen Innes

Ours hours are Thursday 9am to 3.30pm.

Greenlane Clinical Centre

Building 4
Level 6
Reception W
214 Greenlane West
One Tree Hill
Epsom

Our hours are alternate Mondays 9am to 4pm.

Services

We will talk with you about your options and help you decide the best contraceptive for you. Services include:

  • contraception counselling - we can help you explore and start you on the best option for your contraception
  • Jadelle insertion and removal - these are soft rod-like implants which are inserted under the skin on your arm
  • IUCD insertion - these are devices that are put into your uterus. We offer Mirena, Jaydess and Copper IUD
  • oral and depo provera contraception - we can offer the first dose of pills or injection if this is what you decide
    pregnancy testing
  • STI screening
  • cervical screening

All contraceptives and services are free for women who are New Zealand citizens or residents and live within the Auckland area.

Services are confidential and free for women in the Auckland or Waitemata areas, aged between 15 and 45 who are eligible for public health care, and have a community services card or:

  • are Māori or Pacifica
  • have low or no income,
  • are at risk of poor outcomes from an unplanned pregnancy.

Other contraception providers — Protected and proud (external link)