More information about access to health care
You can find contact details of health professionals below. You can filter the contacts by theme.
Abortion
You can have an abortion if you have an unwanted pregnancy and want to terminate the pregnancy.
Abortion clinics
If you want to terminate an unwanted pregnancy then you can find the addresses of abortion clinics here. You can also get contraceptives at an abortion clinic, even if you are not going there for an abortion.
Addiction
If you are addicted to alcohol, drugs or sex, you can get treated for addiction. Here you can find information, support and addresses concerning addiction treatment.
Care and support during pregnancy
As soon as you know you are pregnant, you make an appointment with a midwife in your area. A midwife supports and advises you during your pregnancy, delivery and the period immediately after delivery. The midwife can also give advice on contraceptives.
Circumcision centre
The Dutch circumcision centre carries out circumcisions of boys and men.
Cocktail
Information, support and social activities for LGBT people in asylum seekers’ centres.
Consultation hours female genital mutilation
Consultation hours for women who have undergone female genital mutilation.
Discrimination
If you feel discriminated, you can report it at an anti-discrimination agency.
Dutch Council for Refugees
The Dutch Council for Refugees supports refugees and asylum seekers from the moment of their arrival in the Netherlands until they have found their way independently
Emergency
Call 112 if you need help immediately.
112
Family doctor
You can talk to a family doctor (sometimes known as general practitioner or GP) about every intimate topic. If necessary, a family doctor can refer you to a specialised health professional. People who have been granted (temporary) asylum or a (temporary) residence permit choose a general practitioner in their municipality. People living in an asylum seekers’ centre can consult a general practitioner at the centre.
Fiom
Support and advice for unintended or unwanted pregnancy: for online information, visit the website or call Fiom.
088 126 49 00