Youth Sexual Health
Public Health provides sexual health services and resources to reduce sexually transmitted infections and to promote healthy sexuality for all youth.
These services are for youth without access to a health care provider, who do not have a health card, or who feel more comfortable coming to a Public Health sexual health clinic.
Available services include:
- Access to contraception (birth control, condoms)
- Pregnancy counselling
- Sexual health information and education
- STI testing and treatment
All services are free and confidential. No health card is required.
A Public Health Nurse can provide support and services to youth over the phone, at your school, in the community or at one of the Public Health clinic locations in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo. If you, or someone you know is/ are a youth (under 18) and need support from a Public Health Nurse related to sexual health, please complete this form to receive a call back from one of our nurses.
Clinic appointment and call-back options
Nurses are available by appointment only, to book an appointment use one of the options below:
Book an appointment to visit one of our clinics (limited availability):
Book an appointment - Waterloo Book an appointment - Cambridge
If there are no appointments available online, we may still be able to help. Please complete this form to receive a call back from one of our nurses.
Waterloo Catholic District School Board and Waterloo Region District School Board services
Public Health Nurses are available to support both Waterloo Catholic District School Board and Waterloo Region District School Board secondary school students and staff who need information about sexual health or need access to sexual health services.
For sexual health supports and services, and for schools interested in condom distribution, call 519-883-2314 and select option 1. Please leave a message and include your name, the name of your school, and a brief description of your need and/or question.
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