If you haven't reported the incident to the police, or had a forensic examination, it is still very important that you consider sexual health treatment.  You can do this in one of the following ways:
 
• Contact your G.P.  You do not have to provide a history or disclose the assault; however you should stress the importance of an early appointment.

• Contact our Referral Co-ordinator who can arrange for an Initial Support Worker (ISW) to visit you at home, arrange the appointment and accompany you to the clinic if you wish.

• Contact your local sexual health clinic yourself.  If you would prefer to contact them direct, tell the receptionist you are a client of STAR (This is a discreet way of informing the receptionist that a sexual assault has occurred)
 
Please note:  All visits to GU Medicine are completely confidential and treatment including medicine is free.  You can self-refer without telling your doctor.
 
Please do not ignore these very important issues.  It is far better to put your mind at rest than it is to worry about 'what might be'.

If you have had a forensic examination, the doctor should have provided emergency contraception (if applicable) and you may have arranged an appointment at your local Sexual Health Clinic.    If this hasn't occurred for whatever reason, please contact STAR on 01924 292361 and we can arrange this for you.

Sexual Health Clinics in West Yorkshire:

The Trinity Centre
Trinity Road,
Bradford
BD5 0JD

0845 022 0021

Chadwick Clinic for Sexual Health 
Halifax Road,
Dewsbury
WF13 4HS

01924 816120

Laura Mitchell Health Centre 
Great Albion Street,
Halifax,
HX1 1YR

01422 305553

Princess Royal Community Health Centre
Greenhead Road,
Huddersfield, H
D1 4EW

01484 344311

Keighley Health Centre   
Oakworth Road,
Keighley,
BD21 1SA

0845 022 0021

Leeds Centre for Sexual Health 
Leeds General Infirmary,
Sunnybank Wing,
Great George Street,
Leeds
LS1 3EX

0113 392 6725

Josephine Butler Centre for Sexual Health
Clayton Hospital,
Northgate,
Wakefield,
WF1 3JS

01924 214421