Health & Wellbeing

Clear information. Respectful support. Help finding the right care.

You deserve to ask health questions without being judged. This page helps our community in Greater Manchester find reliable health information and appropriate services, whether you want to arrange a routine check or understand where to seek support.

Tgirl Club’s volunteers offer community support and signposting. They do not diagnose conditions, interpret test results, prescribe medicines or provide clinical treatment. This information is not personalised medical advice.

Who Provides What?

• Tgirl Club volunteers: Practical information, peer welcome, event support and help finding published resources.
• Safer-sex supplies: Tgirl Club and GH Events provides sealed condoms and lubricant at our events while stocks are available. These are provided free as practical safer-sex supplies and are not a medication service.
• Qualified healthcare professionals: Assessment, testing, interpretation of results, prescribing, vaccination and treatment through their own services.
• Future partner sessions: Any confirmed listing would name the clinical provider, service offered, booking route and confidentiality arrangements. No provider or clinic date is confirmed at this time.

Sexual-Health Testing

You can contact an NHS sexual health clinic directly. Clinics offer services such as STI and HIV testing, and can advise which tests and timing are appropriate for your circumstances. NHS sexual health clinics are free and available regardless of gender or sexuality. Find an NHS sexual health clinic.

You do not need Tgirl Club membership or a message from a hostess to use those services. If you have symptoms or a concern, contact a healthcare professional rather than waiting for a club session.

Prevention, Medicines and Vaccinations

For questions about PrEP, PEP or vaccines relevant to sexual health, speak to a sexual health clinician. They can assess what is suitable and explain access, monitoring and follow-up. Tgirl Club does not supply or recommend prescription medicines. NHS sexual health services.

Time-sensitive help: If you think you may have been exposed to HIV, seek urgent advice from a sexual health clinic or A&E about PEP. It must be started within 72 hours; seek help as soon as possible and do not wait for a club reply. NHS information about HIV.

Mental Health and Community Connection

Feeling isolated, worried or uncertain can make everyday things harder. A conversation with another community member may offer connection, but peer support is different from counselling or treatment.

For ongoing concerns, a GP or an appropriate mental-health service can help you explore professional support. You can also ask us where to find published information about local LGBT+ community groups. You do not need to disclose a diagnosis to ask for a link. NHS mental health services.

Urgent Help

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 or go to A&E. For urgent mental-health help in England that is not an emergency, call 111 and select the mental-health option. Do not wait for an email response from Tgirl Club. NHS urgent mental-health help.

Confidentiality and Your Choices

Keep clinical details between you and your healthcare provider. Please do not send symptoms, test results or medical documents through our general or hostess contact forms.

A clinic can explain its confidentiality policy, including circumstances where information may need to be shared to protect someone from serious harm. Our volunteers cannot promise absolute secrecy, and club email is not a clinical record system.

Clinic Availability

Future sessions will appear here when confirmed.

Status: No clinical session is available to book at this time.

You can find professional care now through the NHS clinic finder. Future club-based sessions will clearly identify the provider and the services available before any appointment requests open.