This tool will guide you step by step through a few questions to help work out whether you need an appointment. If you don’t need to see us, you’ll be given clear advice on what to do next.
✅ Routine STI check-up
You can book a routine STI check-up at the Health Wellbeing Clinic.
📞 21 231 231
ℹ️ More info:
Health and Wellbeing Clinic Services
⚠️ Important
If you think you may have an STI, avoid sexual contact until you’ve been tested and advised by a healthcare professional.
Contact the GU Clinic on 📞 2457 4941 or 📧 [email protected].
If you think you may have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) or have any sexual health concern that needs review, please contact the Health Wellbeing Clinic:
📞 21 231 231
✉️ [email protected]
Important: If you suspect an STI, avoid sexual contact until you’ve been tested and cleared by a healthcare professional.
Gynaecology Review
For a gynaecology review, you may visit your local health centre or call 21 231 231 for more information.
Immediate medical support after sexual assault
If you require immediate medical support and care following a sexual assault, please go to one of the Health Centres around Malta or to the Accident & Emergency Department at Mater Dei Hospital.
For emotional, practical and legal support following sexual assault, you may contact the Victim Support Agency for free and confidential assistance.
📞 116 006
Availability: 24/7, including public holidays
The service supports victims of crime, including abuse and financial exploitation. It can help with coping after trauma, understanding court procedures, accessing support services, and feeling safer.
Immunisation Services
For vaccinations, contact the National Immunisation Services:
✉️ [email protected]
If you think you may have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) or have any sexual health concern that needs review, please contact the Health Wellbeing Clinic:
📞 21 231 231
✉️ [email protected]
Important: If you suspect an STI, avoid sexual contact until you’ve been tested and cleared by a healthcare professional.
Gynaecology Review
For a gynaecology review, you may visit your local health centre or call 21 231 231 for more information.
Immediate medical support after sexual assault
If you require immediate medical support and care following a sexual assault, please go to one of the Health Centres around Malta or to the Accident & Emergency Department at Mater Dei Hospital.
For emotional, practical and legal support following sexual assault, you may contact the Victim Support Agency for free and confidential assistance.
📞 116 006
Availability: 24/7, including public holidays
The service supports victims of crime, including abuse and financial exploitation. It can help with coping after trauma, understanding court procedures, accessing support services, and feeling safer.
Immunisation Services
For vaccinations, contact the National Immunisation Services:
✉️ [email protected]
If you think you may have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) or have any sexual health concern that needs review, please contact the Health Wellbeing Clinic:
📞 21 231 231
✉️ [email protected]
Important: If you suspect an STI, avoid sexual contact until you’ve been tested and cleared by a healthcare professional.
Gynaecology Review
For a gynaecology review, you may visit your local health centre or call 21 231 231 for more information.
Immediate medical support after sexual assault
If you require immediate medical support and care following a sexual assault, please go to one of the Health Centres around Malta or to the Accident & Emergency Department at Mater Dei Hospital.
For emotional, practical and legal support following sexual assault, you may contact the Victim Support Agency for free and confidential assistance.
📞 116 006
Availability: 24/7, including public holidays
The service supports victims of crime, including abuse and financial exploitation. It can help with coping after trauma, understanding court procedures, accessing support services, and feeling safer.
Immunisation Services
For vaccinations, contact the National Immunisation Services:
✉️ [email protected]
✅ What to do
If you’ve had condomless sex or multiple partners, it’s recommended to have a routine STI check‑up.
📞 Health and Wellbeing Clinic: 21 231 231
ℹ️ More information:
Health and Wellbeing Clinic Services
⚠️ Important
If you think you may have an STI, avoid sexual contact until you’ve been tested and advised by a healthcare professional.
📞 GU Clinic: 2457 4941 | 📧 [email protected]
⚠️ What is a sexual health risk?
Having a regular partner can lower your risk, but STIs can still occur, especially if:
Many STIs show no symptoms, so testing is important even if you feel well.
✅ What to do
If you’ve had condomless sex or multiple partners, it’s recommended to have a routine STI check‑up.
📞 Health and Wellbeing Clinic: 21 231 231
ℹ️ More information:
Health and Wellbeing Clinic Services
⚠️ Important
If you think you may have an STI, avoid sexual contact until you’ve been tested and advised by a healthcare professional.
📞 GU Clinic: 2457 4941 | 📧 [email protected]
⚠️ What is a sexual health risk?
Having a regular partner can lower your risk, but STIs can still occur, especially if:
Many STIs show no symptoms, so testing is important even if you feel well.
If you think you may have a sexually transmitted infection (STI) or have any sexual health concern that needs review, please contact the Health Wellbeing Clinic:
📞 21 231 231
✉️ [email protected]
Important: If you suspect an STI, avoid sexual contact until you’ve been tested and cleared by a healthcare professional.
For more information clinic on Sexual Health Services: https://sexualhealth.gov.mt/sexual-health-topic/health-and-wellbeing-clinic-services/
Gynaecology Review
For a gynaecology review, you may visit your local health centre or call 21 231 231 for more information.
Immediate medical support after sexual assault
If you require immediate medical support and care following a sexual assault, please go to one of the Health Centres around Malta or to the Accident & Emergency Department at Mater Dei Hospital.
For emotional, practical and legal support following sexual assault, you may contact the Victim Support Agency for free and confidential assistance.
📞 116 006
Availability: 24/7, including public holidays
The service supports victims of crime, including abuse and financial exploitation. It can help with coping after trauma, understanding court procedures, accessing support services, and feeling safer.
Immunisation Services
For vaccinations, contact the National Immunisation Services:
✉️ [email protected]
✅ Routine STI check-up
You can book a routine STI check-up at the Health Wellbeing Clinic.
📞 21 231 231
ℹ️ More info:
Health and Wellbeing Clinic Services
⚠️ Important
If you think you may have an STI, avoid sexual contact until you’ve been tested and advised by a healthcare professional.
Contact the GU Clinic on 📞 2457 4941 or 📧 [email protected].
(https://sexualhealth.gov.mt/content/prep)
Victim Support Malta (VSM) is a non-governmental organisation that provide professional, compassionate and holistic support to individuals who have experienced crime or traumatic events.
VSM offers, the Care for Victims of Sexual Assault (CVSA) service, a specialised support service dedicated to individuals who have experienced sexual assault or rape. The service is available to individuals aged 13 and over, and victims of sexual or rape, regardless of whether the crime has been reported and when the incident occurred (recent or historical cases). They also offer support to family members of victims.
Through CVSA, VSM, supported by the Ministry for Social Policy and Children’s Rights provides:
VSM aims to support you at every stage of your journey to reclaim your body, your voice, and your life.
Phone: +356 2122 8333
Email: [email protected]
Website: victimsupport.org.mt
In Malta, several free mental health services are available to people who are working here and paying National Insurance (NI) contributions. These include:
The Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Directorate also offers a free 7-week online Resilience Programme, designed to help you build skills to adapt and cope during challenging times. While it is not a substitute for therapy, it can be a helpful additional tool.
If you do not yet have a GP referral, you can start by making an appointment at your local health centre or with any family doctor who can refer you to the community clinics. Alternatively, the helpline at 1579 can also guide you on how to proceed and support you in finding the right care.
Feel free to contact us again if you want more details.
