Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are common and can affect anyone who’s ever had oral, vaginal or anal sex. STIs often don’t have any symptoms but if left untreated, can cause long-term health impacts.
No matter who you are, where you live, or what your sexual health needs are, there’s an STI testing service for you. Use our STI testing service finder to locate a NSW testing service near you.
Find an STI testing location
Answer a couple of quick, anonymous questions to view all testing locations near you.
All service information is provided by healthdirect.
Looking for support?
If you need further support around getting an STI test, interpreting your results, or figuring out what to do if you have tested positive for an STI, check out these services:
- Sexual Health Infolink – NSW Health sexual health advice line
- healthdirect – 24/7 health free advice and information phone line
- Talkline – free sexual and reproductive health hotline run by Family Planning Australia
- Translating and Interpreting Service – free service for people who speak a language other than English
- Headspace – online and in-person mental health and wellbeing support for young people
- Lifeline – 24/7 free mental health and crisis support for people in Australia
- Twenty10 – LGBTQIA+ free counselling for young people in NSW
- Better to Know – sexual health resource for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Speak with a sexual
health nurse
Did you know that we have a team of experienced sexual health nurses that can answer any questions you have about sexual health for free?
Yup! This is service is available to all young people under the age of 30 in NSW and is 100% confidential.
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Could you have an STI?
Anyone who has ever had sex (oral, vaginal or anal) could have an STI, which is why getting tested regularly and using condoms is so important.
Take a 20 second quiz to find out if you could be at risk for an STI.
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