Frequently Asked Questions.

When are you open?

Mon 7 – 9pm at Bradbury Community House, 310 Newland Avenue

Wed  12 - 2.30pm at Bradbury Community House, 310 Newland Avenue

Friday’s 10.30am – 1pm at Bradbury Community House, 310 Newland Ave

Fridays 2 - 3pm at Bransholme South Surgery (ask at Dr George's reception)

Do I need an appointment?















No, you can drop-in during our opening times or call during our opening times to make an appointment.

Do I have to come to your Centre?















No, if you are unable to get to the Centre you can call us during our opening times and we will discuss your needs over the phone and undertake telephone counselling if necessary.

Can I have counselling online?















Yes, if you log onto www.careconfidential.com you can access an online advisor there. Full instructions are given.

Will you tell me not to have a termination?















No, we are not here to tell you what you should or shouldn’t do but to help support you to make an informed decision about the pregnancy for yourself. We will listen and support you in a non judgemental way regardless of the decision you make.

How do I get a Chlamydia test?















If you are between the ages of 13 – 25 years then you can come to the Centre during our opening hours and provide a urine sample, this is then sent to the laboratories for testing. Results are received direct to yourself within 10 days.

Will you tell my parents?















Providing you are over 13 years old and are not disclosing any abuse then your parents will not be informed about your visit. We can discuss relationship concerns at the Centre should you wish.