In this section

  1. Register with a GP and dentist

    Register with a GP practice and dentist to access health services.

  2. Things you should have at home

    Items you should have at home for minor illnesses.

  3. Check your vaccinations

    Learn about key vaccinations for students.

  4. Get contraception

    Find out how to access contraception and sexual health support.

  5. Lifestyle support

    Support to help manage your weight, get active and improve your lifestyle.

  6. Good mental health

    Resources and support to help you look after your mental health.

Need urgent help?

Most minor illnesses will get better without the need to visit a doctor and can be treated at home. Your local pharmacist should be the first port of call for any common issues you may have. They can advise on medication and treatments.

Find you nearest pharmacy

Should you need urgent help, with things like a minor burns or broken bones, visit an urgent treatment centre. 

Find your nearest urgent treatment centre

What to do when you need emergency help

If someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk, call 999. Medical emergencies can include: Loss of consciousness, persistent and severe chest pain, fits that are not stopping, serious head injuries, severe burns, breathing difficulties, severe bleeding, heart attack or stroke.

Not sure where to go?

You can check our local guide at Stop Think Choose or use NHS 111, by phone or online.