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The following lists a range of local and national services, including confidential advice or support. Local (Bradford and Airedale) Contact Centre - 01274 200024 (sexual health information and appointments) Information Shop for Young People (under 25s) 01274 432431 Culture Fusion 125 Thornton Road, Bradford. BD1 2EP www.bradford.gov.uk/young/infoshop The Information Shop provides the following sexual health services: CASH – Mon-Wed 3.30-5.30, Sat 10-12 Friend’s Service - free condoms for under 25’s Mon-Fri 11-5.30, Sat 10-12 CASHPOINT - Mon and Wed 3.30-5.30, Sat 10-12 (No appointment needed). Free confidential advice and information on contraception, sexual health and emergency contraception and pregnancy testing. Friend’s Plus Service – Mon & Thurs 1.30-4, Tues 2-3.45, Providing advice on and testing for sexually transmitted infections for men and women. The Lads’ Room - Tues 12.30-4.30 and Thurs 3-4.30 Confidential information on drugs, alcohol, sexual health, safe sex, relationships, bullying, feeling different, provided for males by male workers, free condoms available. Keighley Connexions Centre 01535 618100 79 Low Street (near Royal Arcade) Mon-Fri 11-4.30 Trinity Centre (Sexual Health Clinic) Advice - 01274 365035 Testing/appointments - 08450020021 Trinity Road, Off Little Horton Lane, Bradford, BD5 OJD Opening Times: Mon-Fri 8.30-12 noon. No appointment necessary. Offers treatment, advice, information and counseling on all sexually transmitted infections. If symptomatic, call one of the Health Advisors (365065) for advice or to make an urgent appointment. Lilac Clinic (termination of pregnancies) 01274 364623 Bradford Royal Infirmary, Duckworth Lane, West Yorkshire, BD9 6RJ Referral for termination can be from a General Practitioner and CASH services Our Project 01274 740548 [email protected] Bradford based HIV organization offering a range support services for people affected by HIV (includes extended families and friends), social support and advice, including benefits and asylum. BLAGY (Bradford Lesbian and Gay Youth Group) 01274 395815 07810 550534 PO Box 267, BRADFORD, BD1 5XT Email - [email protected] www.blagygroup.com Support for lesbian gay bisexual and transgender, unsure/undecided young people. Wed 6-8pm 1 SOUND (for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender young people) 01274 433718 PO Box 909, Bradford, BD1 9AR E mail - [email protected] MESMAC (Gay Men’s Project, working with gay men, bisexual men and men who have sex with men) 01274 395815 Fax: 01274 306815 PO Box 267, Bradford, BD1 5XT Email: [email protected] Turnaround Support for young women at identified risk of sexual exploitation/being exploited. 01274 548379 Fax: 01274 484346 Springfield Complex, Squire Lane, Bradford, BD9 6RA [email protected] Weekdays: 9-5 Service for girls and young women via free-phone (for young women only 0800 0855830) and drop-in. Various levels and types of service for 11-15 year olds and separately for 16-18 year olds. BLAST! (Support for young men and boys involved in or exploited through prostitution) 01274 731468 Fax: 01274 306815 PO Box 267, Bradford, BD1 5XT Email - [email protected] BLAST Project Coordinator - Emma Holmes Mon-Fri 9.30-5 Working Women’s Service 01274 322393 103b, City Road, Bradford, BD8 8JR Mon, Tues & Thurs 9.30-4.30, Wed 2-4.30, Fri 9.30-4 Outreach service - Mon evening 8.30 – 10.30 - condoms, contraception and needle exchange. Health based service, working with all women involved in or at risk of becoming involved in sex work in Bradford and who are aged 18 years and over, around sexual health, drug use, housing, benefits and emotional, social and physical support to exit. KALI - Asian Men's Group 01274 395815 P.O. Box 267, Bradford BD1 5XT A support group for Asian young men. Terrence Higgins Trust 0113 246 9272 Fax: 0113 236 4720 Oxford Chambers, 2 Oxford Place, Leeds, LS1 3AX Email - [email protected] www.tht.org.uk Mon-Fri 9.30-5.30 THT Direct 0808 801221 Mon - Fri 10-10, Sat & Sun 12-6 Emails - [email protected] Support and advice 24/7 for people living with HIV or newly diagnosed, worried about risk of transmission or have an enquiry about HIV in general. 2 Rape Crisis 01274 308270 C/o BCVS, 19-25 Sunbridge Road, Bradford BD1 1AY Mon 2-4, Tues, Wed, Thurs 6-8, Fri 1-4 Counseling, therapy, helpline information and support to women survivors of sexual violence and support to any woman or girl who has experienced any kind of sexual abuse or rape at any time. There is also a specialist service for BME women - Project Jyoti, Wed 1-4 Bradford and Airedale Chlamydia Screening Programme (BACS) 01274 221075 Screening and treatment to all young people under 25. For screening sites contact:- Liz Ward Bradford and Airedale Chlamydia Screening Programme Coordinator Email: [email protected] Public Health 01274 223914 Provides services and utilises a range of skills to enable sexual health promotion work to be delivered to the population of the district (professionals to develop sexual health skills, training and policy development) Child Protection Unit NHS Bradford &Airedale 01274 237290 or 0845 1115000 (switchboard general enquiries) Child Protection Unit Social Services (advice) 01274 434343 Mon-Thurs 8.30-5, Fri 8.30-4.30. Children’s Advisory Service (referral) 01274 437500 Mon-Fri 8.30-5 Emergency Duty Team 01274 530434 Mon-Thurs 5pm-7.30am and Fri 4.30pm-Mon 7.30am Bradford City Centre Project (BCCP) 0845 141 6666 Fax: 01274 254845 Culture Fusion, 125 Thornton Road, Bradford. BD1 2EP Email: [email protected] www.bradfordccp.com BCCP is a charity for young people between the age of 16-25 in housing need or facing any other problems in their life. Free advice and support for young people including sexual health support. Off The Record 01274 733080 Fax: 01274 728520 2nd Floor, 24 Barry Street, Bradford, BD1 2AW. Mon-Fri.10-4.30 www.offtherecord.org.uk Email - [email protected] Mon 10-7, Tues 10-8, Wed-Fri 10-5 Counseling service for young people aged 13-25 (Free & Confidential) Ring or call in to make an appointment. 3 CASH Services in Bradford and Airedale Telephone - 01274 200024 between 8.30am and 6.00pm, for further details for Bradford and Airedale CASH clinics and other sexual health services. Contraceptive advice and products, family planning advice, information and prescribing, pregnancy testing, sexual health advice, cervical cytology screening at a range of venues across Bradford on a drop-in basis (no appointment is necessary). Also able to refer clients for termination of pregnancy. Day Site Times Locality Note Monday Horton Park 9 – 11am Bradford City Monday Westbourne Green 1.30 – 3.30 pm Bradford City Monday Holmewood 1 – 4pm South and West Monday Canalside, Bingley 1.15 – 1.30pm Airedale Monday Canalside, Bingley 1.30 – 4.15pm Airedale Drop in for under 25s Only Monday CASHpoint 3.30 – 5.30pm Bradford City Under 25s Only Monday Horton Park 5 – 8pm Bradford City Monday Keighley Health Centre 1.15 - 1.30pm Airedale Drop in for EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Only Monday Keighley Health Centre 1.30 - 3.15pm Airedale Contraception only Monday Keighley Health Centre 6.15 - 6.30pm Airedale Drop in for EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Only Monday Keighley Health Centre 6.30 – 7.45pm Airedale Contraception only Tuesday Ilkley Coronation Hospital 1.15 – 3pm Airedale Tuesday Ilkley Coronation Hospital 3 - 4pm Airedale Drop in for Under 25s Only Tuesday Keighley Health Centre 6 – 8.00pm Airedale Drop in for Contraception & Screening Tuesday Hillside Bridge Healthcare Centre 12.30 – 2.30pm Bradford City Tuesday Eccleshill 6 – 8pm North Bradford Wednesday Keighley Health Centre 3.30 – 6pm Airedale Drop in for Under 25s Only Wednesday Canalside, Bingley 6.30 – 8.30pm Airedale Wednesday Horton Park 9 – 11am Bradford City Wednesday Woodroyd Centre 1 – 3pm Bradford City Wednesday CASHpoint 3.30 – 5.30pm Bradford City Under 25s Only Wednesday Shipley 6 – 8pm North Bradford Thursday Kensington Street 9 - 11am Bradford City Thursday Canalside, Bingley 9.15 – 11.30am Airedale Thursday Addingham 3 - 5pm Wharfedale Thursday Keighley Health Centre 3.15 - 3.30pm Airedale Drop in for EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Only Thursday Keighley Health Centre 3.30 - 4.15pm Airedale Contraception only Thursday Keighley Health Centre 4.30 – 5.00pm Airedale Sexual Health Screening only Thursday Horton Park 5 - 8pm Bradford City Friday Keighley Health Centre 9.15 – 9.30am Airedale Drop in for EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Only Friday Keighley Health Centre 9.30 – 11.15am Airedale Contraception only Friday Keighley Health Centre 1.00 – 2.30pm Airedale Screening only Friday Hillside Bridge Healthcare Centre 1pm to 3.15pm Bradford City Saturday CASHpoint 10 - 12 noon Bradford City Under 25s Only 4 Other CASH services (in the Craven district) Skipton General 01756 793034 Family Planning & Wednesday 5.45-7.30pm Hospital (clinic times) Well Women, Keighley Road 01756 792233 Skipton (office hours) Young Persons Wednesday 5.45-6.30pm young persons drop in Townhead 01729 822205 Family Planning & Wednesday (4 weekly) 11.00am-1.30pm Surgery Well Women, Settle Young Persons Young persons drop in 12.00-1.30pm (weekly) Young persons drop in The Health 015242 61202 Family Planning & 2 clinics per month alternate 9.30-11.30am Centre (clinic times) Well Women, Wednesdays and Thursdays Grasmere Drive 01729 822205 Bentham (office hours) 5 GPs in Bradford and Airedale with special Young Person Drop-In’s All Year Name Name of Drop-in/Young People’s Service Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Round - Yes/No Kathy The Ridge
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