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We provide s*xual health services across Cheshire West and Chester, Teesside, Coventry and Warwickshire, Rochdale, Bury and Oldham.

We believe support and treatment, without
stigma or judgement, should be available to everyone.

22/01/2026

Testicular cancer is the most common type of cancer in men between the ages of 15 and 35.

To make sure that you catch any changes, it’s really important to regularly check your testicles. It’s up to you when you do it, though most people find it easier to do in the bath or shower.

Visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4 for more information and advice on how to do a self-examination.

15/01/2026

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus that affects the skin and can easily be spread through s*xual activity.

Some people don’t experience any issues but in some cases, people can get warts or even cancer. This means it’s vital to get yourself checked out if something doesn’t feel or look right.

Some cases can be prevented with a vaccine and we offer the vaccine for free for people at higher risk of HPV including those with HIV, s*x workers and men under 45 who have s*x with men.

For more information on finding your nearest Hub, booking an appointment or access to further advice and support, visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4

08/01/2026

Syphilis numbers are on the rise across the country. It develops in three stages and if not caught by stage three, can have adverse health implications.

As we begin a new year, make your s*xual health a priority.

For more advice and support as well as how to book your appointment, visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4

02/01/2026

Happy New Year to all our service users. We hope it’s a year full of happiness and good health.

In 2026, make your s*xual health a priority to stay clear of infection and disease.

For more information on STIs, how to get a free test and to find your local Sexual Health Hub, visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4

22/12/2025

As one of the most common STIs, testing is vital to stopping the spread of gonorrhoea.

People can be carrying the disease without knowing. It’s most commonly passed on when not using a condom during in*******se.

For more information on finding your nearest Hub, booking an appointment or access to further advice and support, visit https://bit.ly/3DGc1DY

15/12/2025

HIV is an infection which attacks the body’s immune system, making it harder to fight off other infections and diseases.

While there’s no cure, there is effective treatment which means people infected with the disease can live long and healthy lives.

Visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4 for more information and advice on how to get tested.

08/12/2025

Syphilis numbers are on the rise across the country.

As one of the lesser known STIs, it shouldn’t be overlooked. It develops in three stages and if not caught by stage three, can have adverse health implications.

This is another reason to practice safe s*x practices and get tested regularly.

For more advice and support as well as how to book your appointment, visit https://bit.ly/3DGc1DY

01/12/2025

takes place annually on 1st December to stand up for those impacted by HIV past and present and call for a better future. By wearing the iconic red ribbon, you are joining a community that shows solidarity with those living with HIV.

The vast majority of people are aware and have been diagnosed with AIDS but this means that around 1 in 16 people living with HIV in the UK do not know that they have the virus, according to the National Aids Trust.

This makes it extra important to get tested and catch it early so you can be easily treated.

For more information on STIs, how to get a free test and to find your local Sexual Health Hub, visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4

21/11/2025

Cervical screening saves lives!

A cervical screening or a smear test as it’s commonly known is a simple procedure for women over the age of 25 which helps identify early signs of cervical cancer.

This makes it really important to get your screening. So, if you’re aged 25-65 make sure you don’t ignore your invitation letter.

For more advice and support as well as how to book your appointment, visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4

13/11/2025

Transgender Awareness Week is a one-week celebration leading up to the Transgender Day of Remembrance which commemorates those to have fallen victim to transphobic violence.

We believe that no one should have to worry about their s*xual and reproductive health. Support and treatment, without stigma or judgement, should be available to everyone.

No matter your gender or s*xual orientation, our Sexual Health Hubs are open to everyone.

Visit https://bit.ly/3DGc1DY to find your nearest service and for further advice and support.

07/11/2025

We’re here whenever you need us.

Whether something doesn’t feel quite right, you want to have a chat about contraception, or you’re worried you have an STI, come and see us where you’ll be greeted with a stigma-free environment, welcoming people from all s*xualities and s*xual orientations.

For more information on finding your nearest Hub, booking an appointment or access to further advice and support, visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4

31/10/2025

PrEP is a preventative medication against HIV. When taken as prescribed, it has proven extremely effective in stopping contracting the disease.

The medication is free of charge across our Sexual Health Hubs for those who meet the eligibility criteria so come in and get yours today.

For more information on PrEP as well as how to find your nearest Hub and book an appointment, visit https://bit.ly/43VUDH4

Address

The Heath Business & Technical Park, Heath Road
Runcorn
WA74QX

Website

http://www.thesexualhealthhub.co.uk/

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