Toronto Public Health sexual health clinics (free, no health card needed)
Toronto Public Health sexual health clinics (free, no health card needed) is a free service run by Toronto Public Health. You likely qualify if: Everyone, at any age; No health card or referral needed (checked on the official page on October 4, 2026).
You likely qualify if: Everyone, at any age; No health card or referral needed.
Appointments are needed at the 4 clinics. The booking line is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9 am to 4 pm, and Tuesday 1 pm to 4 pm. First-time clients may need a phone intake appointment before the first visit. North York also has walk-in service on Tuesdays from 1 pm to 5 pm (registration starts at 1 pm, limited space).
Call 416-338-1234Send to someone who needs thisChecked on October 4, 2026 on the official page
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Free and confidential sexual health clinics run by Toronto Public Health: STI and HIV testing and treatment (no PrEP or PEP for HIV), birth control counselling and low-cost birth control, the emergency contraceptive pill, IUD counselling, insertion and removal, free condoms and lube, pregnancy testing, counselling and referral, and vaccines for infections that can be passed through sex, including mpox (Imvamune).
Who qualifies
Open to everyone, regardless of age, including people without a valid health card, recent immigrants and refugees, 2SLGBTQ+ people, people involved in sex work, and anyone who needs low-cost birth control. You do not need a referral or a health card (OHIP).
You likely qualify if:
- Everyone, at any age
- No health card or referral needed
How to apply
- Apply on their website.
- Questions? 416-338-1234
- Come back here and tell us if it worked.
Where else they are
Their website is toronto.ca/.../sexual-health-clinics.
Good to know
- CostFree for all eligible people. Birth control is low cost.
- Their stepsCall 416-338-1234 to book. For STI testing with no symptoms or an mpox vaccine, you can also book online from the City page. You do not need a health card or a referral. Go to your clinic: Bloor West (2340 Dundas St. W.), Scarborough (160 Borough Dr.), Jane-St. Clair (662 Jane St.) or North York (5110 Yonge St.). No appointment? Go to the North York clinic on a Tuesday at 1 pm for walk-in service (limited space). The City page also lists partner clinics, such as Hassle Free Clinic and some community health centres, with their own hours and phone numbers.
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What to bring
- A call or online booking (an appointment)
Dates
Appointments are needed at the 4 clinics. The booking line is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9 am to 4 pm, and Tuesday 1 pm to 4 pm. First-time clients may need a phone intake appointment before the first visit. North York also has walk-in service on Tuesdays from 1 pm to 5 pm (registration starts at 1 pm, limited space).
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