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265 NHS, charity & government services · catalogue verified 25 Jun 2026
Catalogue last verified 25 Jun 2026
1. Describe
Describe what's bothering you in your own words — a short profile (age, area) is optional and just refines the matches. Any of 10 languages.
2. We match
From a catalogue of 265 NHS, charity & government services we pick the 3-5 most relevant, each with a plain-language reason — and flag anything urgent (999/111) along the way.
3. Get connected
For each match we show how to access it: the official NHS link, the right form, or a phone number. For some paths we go further — Right to Choose prepares a ready-to-send GP letter, and STI testing points you to free home kits. Automated form-filling is on the way.
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Free, confidential STI & HIV testing — order a home kit by post, no GP or appointment needed.
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What's live in beta
England-wide catalogue of 265 services across 12 life domains, with North Central London availability as an early local pilot. Matching, 10-language support and safety routing are live; automated enrolment is still in development, so “enrol” actions are demonstrated rather than really submitted.