On Campus Resources

Student Health Services

SHS offers free and low-cost STI testing – contact SHS for information about current prices and free services.  Appointments can be scheduled over the phone or online, and results will be given through a phone call or online secure message.  Testing is confidential, but not anonymous.

• For more information, visit http://shs.wustl.edu/MedicalAndHealthCare/Pages/STI-HIV-Testing.aspx
• To schedule an appointment, visit shs.wustl.edu
• (314)935-6666

Off Campus and Online Resources

The SPOT

The SPOT provides a safe space where young people can access health and prevention services, strive for positive educational and vocational outcomes, and have a voice and influence in their communities through leadership opportunities.  It offers free and confidential STI testing for people between the ages 13-24 on a walk-in basis during their open hours (see website for details).

• thespot.wustl.edu
• (314)535-0413

Planned Parenthood

Planned Parenthood provides safe, affordable and convenient health services, including abortion services, STI and HIV testing and treatment, birth control and contraception, screenings, pregnancy testing, and other reproductive health services.

• www.plannedparenthood.org/stlouis
• 1-800-230-7526
• Central West End – (314)531-7526
• South Grand – (314)865-1850

Project ARK

Project ARK provides services that enhance the lives of children, youth, women, and families infected, affected, and at-risk for HIV through coordination of medical care, social support, and prevention services.  Offers free testing for HIV (both conventional and rapid tests).

• projectark.wustl.edu
• (314)535-7275

American Sexual Health Association

Website serves as a source of reliable information on sexual health and STIs.

• www.ashastd.org

AIDSinfo

Website and helpline provide information on HIV/AIDS, treatment, prevention, and research.

• aidsinfo.nih.gov
• Helpline – 1-800-448-0440 (Monday-Friday 2:00-5:00 PM

Bedsider

Bedsider is an online, medically sound and unbiased birth control support network for young women. Its goal is to help women find the method of birth control that is right for them and to learn how to use it consistently and effectively.

• www.bedsider.org

For more information from SHS, please visit shs.wustl.edu/HealthAndWellness/HealthTopics/Pages/Sexual-Health.aspx

shs.wustl.edu/HealthAndWellness/HealthTopics/Pages/Sexually-Transmitted-Infections.aspx

shs.wustl.edu/HealthAndWellness/HealthTopics/Pages/Contraception.aspx