Sexual health

Use this guide to find more information about our sexual health services, abortions, contraception, and HIV prevention and support.

Sexual health promotion, HIV prevention and support

The following organisations specialise in sexual health and HIV support and awareness. They are run by people from local communities and volunteers.

All the services listed are free to access and provide confidential services.

Come Correct condom distribution scheme

Young people aged 25 and under are eligible for free condoms available in various locations throughout Lambeth such as:

  • pharmacies
  • libraries
  • clinics
  • youth clubs.

Once you sign up to the scheme, you can collect condoms or get sexual and reproductive health advice. Look out for locations displaying the Come Correct logo.

For more information, see our services for young people or visit the Come Correct website.

Love Sex Life (LSL) health promotion service

The LSL service aims to address the inequality in black and ethnic minority sexual health, with a focus on black African and Caribbean communities. The service is provided by Brook and SHAPE History.

It aims to:

  • build awareness within individuals and communities
  • improve signposting and access to services
  • close the gap in sexual health outcomes, by focusing on changing behaviours and attitudes and improving access to support

For more information, visit the Love Sex Life website.

Do It London

Do It London is a sexual health campaign and engagement initiative aimed at increasing HIV testing and promoting safer sex to all residents in the capital.

The engagement team operates in gay clubs, bars and other venues across London, providing free condoms and lube, as well as face-to-face sexual health promotion advice and information.

Visit the Do It London website

HIV care and support

Bridges

Bridges is provided in partnership by Positively UK, Africa Advocacy Foundation (AAF), Catholics for AIDS Prevention & Support (CAPS) and METRO Charity. 

Bridges offers a wide range of services for people living with HIV, their partners and their families, including: 

  • peer support
  • counselling
  • advice and advocacy
  • family support

Visit the Bridges website

NHS

Get information on HIV and AIDS care and support.

Visit the NHS website