Drop in Sessions Available Now

Medical, Youth Work, and Employment support at 1/25 Churchill St:
Monday - 2pm to 4:30pm
Wednesday and Friday - 10am to 12pm

Medical support at 37 Hampshire St:
Mondays - 12pm to 4pm
Physical health, sexual health, common prescriptions only

A friendly face will see you on a first-come first-served basis - depending on what you'd like to chat about. The drop-in clinics are open to both casual and enrolled patients. If a first time casual, a casual enrolment form will need to be completed. You can find out more on enrolments here.

If you need to see a doctor or nurse, we can help.

We can help you with anything you might go to a GP for. The difference is our service is tailored especially for rangatahi and, best of all, it’s free. We promise you there hasn’t been a question we haven’t heard. You can ask us anything.

We provide medical services for 10 to 24 year olds, including services for:

Physical health/Taha tinana
Mental health and trauma/Taha hinengaro, including addiction support
Sexual health and contraception
Prescriptions
Medical certificates
Tests and specialist referrals
Gender affirming care
And more. All you have to do is ask.

Our expert medical team consists of:

General Practitioners - they can support most medical needs

Sexual Health Doctors - they can support all sexual health needs

Youth Health Doctors - they are experienced supporting young people with mental health & trauma

Youth Health Nurses - they can support patients with mental, physical and sexual health needs, can order tests, and can complete most referrals. While they can issue medical certificates for work, school or ACC they cannot issue Work and Income medical certificates.

We also have some Youth Health Nurses who are Registered Nurse Prescribers, which means they can prescribe many medications for common conditions.

We can also refer you to a specialist if that’s what you need.

To access our medical services you need to be registered with us first. To find out how to do that, head here.