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SASH: Support and Advice on Sexual Health

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SASH: Support and Advice on Sexual Health

SASH stands for Support and Advice on Sexual Health.

We offer free counselling, coaching, peer mentoring, training and workshops on a range of s*xual health topics, helping you understand and manage your s*xual wellbeing and mental health. At SASH we provide free s*xual wellbeing support to residents of Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, and Hammersmith & Fulham. Our confidential and non-judgemental services include counselling, coaching, peer mentoring, support groups, training and workshops. We can support and advise on multiple s*xual health and wellbeing topics such as reproductive health, living with HIV, being LGBTQIAP+, chems*x, s*x working, and living with additional needs. Don't hesitate to get in touch if you'd like to get support from us, or if you have any questions and want further information ❤️

02/10/2026

Freshers events might be coming to an end, but that doesn't mean our support does!

If you're a student in Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, or Hammersmith and Fulham, you can access free Counselling, Coaching and Peer Support from SASH to help you with your s3xual wellbeing.

Visit the link in our bio for more info 🥰

19/09/2026

Stigma can make reaching out feel difficult, but you don’t have to face it alone. We find that the best support comes from someone who’s been there.

At SASH, our Peer Mentors use their lived experience to help others feel connected, supported, and heard. They offer understanding, encouragement, and a safe space to connect without judgement🤝

You can access Peer Mentor Support by referring yourself into the SASH service, or if you want to use your lived experience to help others who might be in a situation you've been in before, you can become a Peer Mentor with us!

For more information about accessing support or becoming a Peer Mentor, visit the Peer Mentor page on our website
🔗 www.sashlondon.org/our-service/peer-support

*xualhealthweek

17/09/2026

Chems*x can create a sense of connection, but it doesn't always ease loneliness, and can cause real issues with consent. When alcohol or drugs are involved, consent can become harder to give, get, or even understand.

Checking in with yourself and others matters, and if you're unsure of how to manage your chems use or how it's affecting you, SASH is here to support you with our range of free services to help you figure it out 💜

🔗 Find support at SASH by filling out the Support form on our website www.sashlondon.org and one of our friendly team will be in touch on next steps!

*xualhealthweek

16/09/2026

Not all relationships are romantic 💜

Transactional relationships are based on the exchange of something of value, such as money, gifts or services, for companionship, intimacy or s*x. This Sexual Health Week, we're exploring the many ways people connect and reminding everyone that respect, consent and safety matter in every type of relationship. 🤝

Whatever your circumstances, you deserve access to confidential, non-judgemental s*xual health support.

🔗 Find support at SASH by filling out the Support form on our website www.sashlondon.org and one of our friendly team will be in touch on next steps!

*xualhealthweek

14/09/2026

Relationships can be exciting, fun, and an important part of life. Whether you're dating, seeing someone casually, or in a long-term relationship, it's really important to know what a healthy relationship looks like.

Everyone deserves to feel respected, valued, and safe with the people they care about. Read on to find out more about what makes a relationship healthy.

Search mytp.me/SHW26sash to learn more about how healthy relationships and real connections improve wellbeing, or visit the Insights and Stories section of our website at www.sashlondon.org

SASH provides s*xual health and wellbeing support across Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, and Hammersmith and Fulham.

*xualhealthweek

04/09/2026

This World Sexual Health Day, we're celebrating the fact that no two journeys are the same 💚

Our bodies shape how we move through the world, build relationships, make choices and express who we are. Everyone deserves the same opportunity to access the information, support and healthcare they need.

At SASH, we're here to help create a world where every body feels respected, supported and empowered.

*xualhealthday

26/08/2026

With the long weekend coming up, there are a host of events happening throughout the week into the bank holiday Monday, including multiple festivals taking place🎉

If you're planning to or end up hooking up with someone, it's important to know 5 things to ensure you stay safe and have an enjoyable experience...💜

21/08/2026

Here are 5 things you have to take with you this festival season if you're going to any of the upcoming festivals over the next two weekends! 🎵 😎

14/08/2026

In the face of the EHRC guidelines recently announced, we want to reiterate our continued commitment to supporting our transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming clients accessing our services.

SASH will always be an inclusive space for all identities.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us.

12/08/2026

Festival season is upon us! Not sure what you should take?
Here are 5 essentials you need to take to your next festival 🎶

☀️ Suncream - Nothing kills the festival vibe like being burnt to a crisp on day one!
Apply SPF regularly, especially if you're spending hours outdoors. Future you will thank you.

💦 Reusable Water Bottle - Walking, dancing, and hot weather can leave you dehydrated before you even realise it. Make use of free water points available around the festival and stay hydrated.

⚡️ Portable Charger - A dead phone can turn a fun festival day into a stressful one because it’s your, ticket, map, way to contact friends, and way to call for help. Keep your phone charged with a portable charger.

🍬 Condoms - Even if you're not expecting a festival romance, it's always better to be prepared! Being prepared helps protect against STIs and unplanned pregnancy.
Better to be safe than sorry!

ℹ️ Emergency Info - Saying "I'll remember it" isn't always a reliable plan, so save these in your phone: Emergency contact, friends' phone numbers, meeting point details, festival welfare and medical locations.

Remember! The safest festival essential is looking out for each other!
Check in on your mates, trust your gut, and don't be afraid to ask for help if something doesn't feel right.
If you need support when your at a festival, you can speak to the festival welfare team, festival staff or security.

Address

31 Wardour Street
London
W1D6PT

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+442078512955

Website

http://www.sashlondon.org/

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