We believe that a targeted, innovative, and flexible response is critical to early intervention and curbing the recent acute rise in STIs across Melbourne, particularly amongst young people and people who may not typically reach out for health assistance. 

If left untreated, STIs can cause long-term effects on your body and its reproductive health. But the good news is that most STIs are curable, and all are treatable. 

That’s why we have launched a 16-week, FREE Sexual Health Pop-up Clinic at our Youth Hub in Glenroy that will be available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays until September 2022.  

Our team of doctors and nurses have extensive experience in sexual health and are committed to providing our community with confidential and non-judgemental access to free sexual health services.   

It is recommended that if you are sexually active that you be tested regularly (every 6 to 12 months) even if you do not have any symptoms and are using protection.  

Services available  

• Routine STI checkups 
• Testing and treatment for people with sexually transmissible infections  
• Medicare bulk-billed service to patients  
• A nurse assessment and GP consultation  
• Please chat with our team if you need some other assistance 

Opening hours  

• Tuesdays: 2.00pm – 6.00pm   
• Wednesdays: 2.00pm – 6.00pm   
• The clinic will start operating on Tuesday 28 June 2022 and will run until Tuesday 28 September 2022 

Location + Getting there 

• Youth Projects Glenroy HQ at 6 Hartington St, Glenroy (Opposite Glenroy Station) 
• Train: Glenroy Station is located directly opposite Youth Projects (a short 2–5-minute walk) on the Craigieburn Line  
• Parking: free street parking is available surrounding the building  

Eligibility 

• We mainly treat people under the age of 25, however people of all ages are able to access our sexual health services 
• We are welcoming of everyone, of every gender, sexual orientation, religion 
• LGBTQIA+ Friendly  
• Sex worker friendly/inclusive 

Do I need a Medicare card? 

• If you have a Medicare Card please bring it along, but if you do not have one you will still be able to be seen. We understand that not everyone has access to a Medicare Card. 

How can I access the clinic? 

• You can book an appointment by calling or texting 0447 093 670  
• If that’s not your style, we do take walk-ins between 2.00 pm – 5.30 pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 

What will an appointment look like?  

• When you arrive, you will be asked to complete a registration form (if you need help completing the form, staff will be able to help you) 
• In a private and confidential room, a doctor or nurse will ask a range of questions about your general, sexual, and reproductive health. Questions may include: 
  • How many sexual partners do you have? 
  • Do you use condoms? 
  • Are your sexual partners male, female, both, or other? 
  • When was the last time you had sex? 
  • What are your sexual practices? 
• The doctor or nurse will then access which test will be best for you (you can also choose which test you would prefer out of the recommended ones) Tests include: 
  • STI Test 
    • A urine (pee) sample 
    • A swab samples 
    • A blood samples 
  • BBV Test 
    • A blood samples 
• After the test, you may be asked to book a follow-up appointment to discuss the results  

 

To book an appointment call or text 0447 093 670 or walk-in appointments are available 2.00 pm – 5.30 pm Tuesday and Wednesdays. 

 

Youth Projects’ 16-week Sexual Health Pop-up Clinic is proudly funded by the Victorian Government’s Department of Health.