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Find out how to get in touch with Brook
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Getting help with your sexual health
If you are looking for general support or information, you can view our help and advice pages or use our chatbot.
We are unable to respond to requests for information or advice received via email or social media.
I need urgent helpFind a service near you
If you need to find a sexual health service, our service directory will give you everything you need, including contact details and opening times for your nearest service.
You might also be able to access the help you need online:
Have a question about a test, result or appointment?
Please contact your local Brook service.
For STI test results:
- In Manchester, Stockport, Tameside or Trafford, contact Brook Manchester
- In Dudley contact Brook Dudley
- In Thurrock contact Brook Thurrock
Training and education
You can find information about our education sessions and training for professionals, including our range of self-directed online courses, on the Education and Training section of our website.
If you want to ask a question about our education or training, please use our enquiry form.
Contacting Brook Central Services
Media and press enquiries
If you are a member of the press please email press@brook.org.uk or visit our media centre for more information.
Research enquiries
If you have any research related questions or you want to collaborate with us in research projects, please get in touch at research@brook.org.uk
Corporate partnership enquiries
Visit our corporate partnerships page or email partnerships@brook.org.uk
Job vacancies
Please visit the careers section of our website.
Volunteer for Brook: information about volunteering opportunities
Feedback and complaints
If something has gone wrong or you’re not happy with the service you’ve received, it’s really important that you tell us so that we can try and put it right. Visit the feedback and complaints section of our website to find out how.
Access to health records/Caldicott guardian
You can find out more about how we collect, store and use your personal data as well as how to request access to your records in our privacy policy.
At Brook we have a Caldicott Guardian, this is a senior staff member responsible for protecting the confidentiality of people’s health and care information and making sure it is used properly. If you need to contact the Caldicott Guardian please email dataprotection@brook.org.uk.
Website enquiries
If you have a question, a technical issue or want to give feedback about our website, drop us a line at website@brook.org.uk
You can find information about linking to, or using content from, brook.org.uk and other Brook domains in our content and linking policy.
Anything else?
For enquiries relating Brook as an organisation please contact us on admin@brook.org.uk.
IMPORTANT! This email is not for appointments, advice, tests or results – please take a look at the information further up this page and contact your local Brook service directly.
If you need urgent help
Brook is unable to provide 24/7 support, but there are other organisations who might be able to help:
Medical advice
- NHS 111 by dialling 111 (England and Wales, all-age)
- NHS 24 call 08454 242424 (Scotland, all-age)
Emotional support and mental health
- Childline call 0800 1111 / email / online chat (under 18s)
- Samaritans call 116 123 / email / visit (all-age)
- CALM call 0800 58 58 58 / webchat (all-age)
- Switchboard: call 0300 330 0630 / online chat / email chris@switchboard.lgbt (LGBTQ+, all-age)
- Shout text Shout to 85258 (all-age)
- The Mix call 0808 808 4994 / email / online chat (under 25s)
Domestic abuse and sexual violence
- Rape Crisis call 0808 802 9999 / online chat (16 and over)
- Victim Support call 0800 123 6600 / online chat (all-age)
- GALOP call 0800 999 5428 (LGBTQ+, all-age)
- The Survivors Trust call 08088 010 818 (all-age)
- NSPCC call 0808 800 5000 (if you are concerned about a child)
If you are concerned that your life or the life of someone else is in danger, you can call 999 for an ambulance, police, fire brigade or any other emergency service 24/7. The 999 emergency number covers all of the UK and is free to call, but it should only be used in cases where there is a risk or threat to someone’s safety (including if someone is at risk of suicide). The emergency services may be able to track the location of the phone used to make the call.