NHS Open Road is a service for men of any age who perform sexual acts in exchange for some form of payment. This payment could be money, but equally could take the form of drinks, drugs, consumer goods, or a bed or roof over your head for the night. We call this sexual exploitation, or prostitution, but you might have a different name for it.

There can be risks to your health if you’re involved in prostitution, and we’d like to support you to look at these risks and identify ways of reducing them to a minimum. You might want to exit prostitution altogether, in which case we can look at ways to support you to do this. However, we won’t pressure you into exiting prostitution if you’re not ready to.

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NHS Open Road would like to thank the following agencies for their invaluable contribution: Base 75, NHS Lanarkshire, SW5 Project, THT Scotland and Women's Aid.