Bank Holiday Closures - Our services are closed on Friday 18th April and Monday 21st April. Click here for what to do while we are closed. 

STI Online Testing

Click here for more information about our STI online testing service for Bradford, Kirklees, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford, Wigan and Leigh residents. . 

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Chat Sexual Health

Click here for more information about our confidential text messaging service for Bradford, Kirklees, Stockport and Tameside residents.

Please note this is not an appointment booking service. 

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Clinics and Locations

Click here for information about our clinics and locations. 

For information regarding M-Pox please click here. 

 

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Contact Us

To book an appointment please contact us on:

Kirklees
030 3330 9981

Our phone lines in Kirklees are open Monday to Thursday 8am-5pm and Friday 8am-3:30pm.


Bradford
030 3330 9500

Our phone lines in Bradford are open Monday to Thursday 8am-5pm, and Friday 8am-4:15pm. 


Tameside 
0161 507 9460

Our phone lines in Tameside are open Monday to Friday 8:30am-4:00pm (excluding bank holidays). 


Stockport 
0161 507 9492

Our phone lines in Stockport are open Monday - Friday 8:30am-4pm (excluding bank holidays). The Choices Centre, Stockport will be Closed on a Thursday until further notice, our phone lines will remain open.

Our phone lines are closed between 12-1pm everyday. 


Wigan and Leigh
01942 949 167

Our phone lines are open Monday 8:30am-4:30pm, Tuesday to Wednesday 8:30am-5:30pm and Thursday to Friday 8:30am-3:30pm (excluding bank holidays). 

Our phone lines are closed every Wednesday between 12-2pm due to staff training. 

Sexual Health Outreach and Prevention Team

You can contact the Sexual Health Outreach and Prevention Team on:

Bradford
030 3330 9497

Kirklees
033 3043 6219

This service operates a 24 hour voicemail service. 

Please visit our 'Professionals' page here to contact the Outreach Service in Stockport and Tameside.


FAQs

Have a query? Why not have a look at our FAQs page to see if it answers your questions.

FAQs

Have you been sexually assaulted?

Sexual assault can happen to men or women of any age. You could have been attacked by a male or female, a stranger or someone you know, and a sexual assault can take place anywhere, including in your home or workplace. If you've been sexually assaulted there are services that can help you. 

Here are a few websites for support:

Bradford and Kirklees

The Hazelhurst Centre

Kirklees & Calderdale Rape & Sexual Abuse Centre

Pennine Domestic Abuse Partnership

Survivors UK (male rape/sexual abuse)


Stockport and Tameside 

St Mary's Sexual Assault Referral Centre

Manchester Rape Crisis

Survivors Manchester

Victim Support


Wigan and Leigh

St Mary's Sexual Assault Referral Centre

Victim Support

DIAS

What to expect

Find out what you can expect when you visit one of our sexual health clinics.

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Useful Links

Links to website on a wide range of sexual health concerns.

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Advice & Information

Articles, leaflets and other information on a wide range of sexual health concerns.

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Your local Sexual Health service

Kirklees

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Bradford

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Stockport

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Tameside

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Wigan & Leigh

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What Our Patients Say

Patients are regularly asked about their experience. Locala respects the privacy of our patients and their carers and is committed to listening to a diverse population. Therefore our surveys are anonymous and include equality and diversity questions for monitoring purposes only. 

Get Involved with

We’re committed to our patients and the wider community being at the heart of all that we do. We want to hear what our patients and communities are saying, and involve you in how our  services are delivered. There are lots of ways to get involved including:

Becoming a community member

Be better informed about Locala and our services, nominate yourself to be part of the Locala Members’ Council and take part in engagement activity.

Volunteering to work directly with our services

You can use your skills and experiences to support our services and benefit our patients.

Being a youth network member

For 11 to 19 year olds, we have a youth network with young people invited to consider the health, wellbeing and community issues that affect them.