Our clinics

We have three dedicated sexual and reproductive health care clinics, two of which are especially for people under 25.

Box Hill clinic (for everyone)
Ground floor, 901 Whitehorse Rd, Box Hill (near Box Hill Station)
T/ 03 9257 0100 or freecall 1800 013 952
Clinic hours Mon-Fri 9.00am-5.00pm, mornings by appointment, drop-in 1.00-5.00pm

The Action Centre (for people under 25)
Level 1, 94 Elizabeth St, Melbourne (near Flinders St Station)
T/ 03 9660 4700 or freecall 1800 013 952
Clinic hours Mon-Fri 10.00am-6.00pm, drop-in 11.00am-6.00pm

Youth Resource Centre (for people under 25)
86 Derrimut Rd, Hoppers Crossing
T/ 03 9742 8155 or 03 9660 4700
Clinic hours Tue 12.00-5.00pm, drop-in 12.00-5.00pm

Our services include:

  • contraception
  • fertility information
  • women's health
  • Pap tests
  • pregnancy choices information and support 
  • sexual health counselling for people with a disability
  • screening and certification for sex workers
  • sexual health services for young people
  • STI testing
  • vaccinations.

To find out more about the services we offer, please download our Clinic Services Guide.   

Costs

Our consultations are free or low cost and we charge a small annual administration fee. This gives you unlimited access to our clinics for one year. You also receive a 10% discount on selected items from our resource centre bookshop. 

 Under 18

 free

 Students and unemployed over 18

 $10.00 per year

 Healthcare card holders

 $10.00 per year

 Other adults 

 $35.00 per year

 

Please pay at reception by cash, EFTPOS or credit card. 

What to bring

If possible, please bring your Medicare Card. If you can't find your card, our staff will be able to find your Medicare number for you.

Confidentiality  

Your confidentiality (privacy) is protected by law. Our doctors, nurses and counsellors observe this law. This means we keep the information you give us confidential and you can talk about personal issues such as feelings, sexuality, sex, smoking, drugs and relationships in private.

However, the law also says there are times when we might need to report information if we have serious concerns about your safety or someone else's safety.

For more information, please read our fact sheet on confidentiality.