Sandyford is the specialist sexual health service for Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
Sandyford Central is the headquarters based at Charing Cross Glasgow. There are also local clinics throughout the Glasgow and Clyde area. To find more information on the services they provide, opening times and clinic locations, visit: www.sandyford.org
Options for your pregnancy
If you are pregnant and are unsure about continuing with the pregnancy, you can speak to your own GP or to a member of staff at Sandyford Sexual Health Services. You can make an appointment to talk to a nurse about options on 0141 211 8620. They will explain your choices and will ensure you have the information and time you need to make a decision.
You can also visit the Sandyford website.
Booking an appointment
Sandyford is an appointment-only service. The best way to book an appointment for most services is online. Where a Sandyford service cannot be booked online, please book an appointment by calling 0141 211 8130, Monday to Friday, 8.45 am to 4pm.
Which services are offered?
- Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) testing
- Assessment for people who have recently been exposed to an STI
- Testing for people who may be at higher risk of STI or HIV
- PrEP services
- Contraception
- Abortion services
- Young people’s dedicated clinics
- Vasectomy
- Free Condoms
To find out more about Sandyford’s services visit the Sandyford website.
If you have a sexual health emergency
During opening hours Sandyford provides specialist emergency sexual health services for:
Exposure to HIV/ PEP access – call 01412118130
Emergency Contraception – call 0141 211 8130
Abortion Services – call 0141 211 8620
Archway Glasgow
Archway Glasgow is a SARCS – a Sexual Assault Response Coordination Service that cares for people who have been raped or sexually assaulted within the last 7 days. Archway Glasgow runs an appointment-only service but is open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Find out more about Archway Glasgow by clicking the below button:
Other ways to access emergency contraception
Most pharmacies will be able to supply emergency contraception under the NHS. Many also provide access to free condoms as part of a Board-wide initiative.
When Sandyford is closed, but you need support
- Call NHS 24 on 111 for advice
- Emergency contraception is available from most pharmacies. Many also provide free condoms. Access PEP by attending your local Emergency Department.