About Us
We recommend contacting your Teen Clinic before attending, to confirm its hours of operation, drop-in and/or appointment availability. You can also check out the Teen Clinic social media pages for up-to-date information: #mbteenclinics on Instagram, @mbteenclinics on Twitter, Manitoba Teen Clinics on Facebook, and mbteenclinics on Snapchat.
Teen Clinics offer free and confidential health/medical services and are only for youth. At a Teen Clinic you can speak to a health care provider about any health issue that is important to you. Teen Clinics are located in schools or community health centres throughout Manitoba.
FAQ’s about Teen Clinics
Do you need an appointment?
Most Teen Clinics offer drop-in services, which means you can walk–in without an appointment during TC hours. Some TCs offer appointments, or suggest you call to confirm.
Who will be there?
Teen Clinics usually have nurses, doctors and sometimes counsellors who can help. People who work at Teen Clinics like working with youth and are respectful and non-judgmental.
Will my parents be told?
Teen Clinics are confidential, meaning that legally they cannot tell anyone (including parents/legal guardians) if, why, or when you went there.
What can you get at a Teen Clinic?
Most Teen Clinics offer:
Do I have to go by myself?
You can bring a friend, a partner or you can come on your own; whatever you are comfortable with.
Is there a cost?
No, medical services are free.
Is there an age limit?
Most Teen Clinics accept youth ages 12 and over, and up to age 21. Some TCs will see older youth. Each Teen Clinic has their own age limits, check the Teen Clinic finder for information about the Teen Clinic you want to go to.
Do I have to go to the Teen Clinic in my neighborhood?
No, you can visit any Teen Clinic that is open to ‘all youth’.
Rural northern poster gives a full list of Teen Clinics in rural/northern Manitoba
Winnipeg poster gives a full list of Teen Clinics in Winnipeg