Sevilla Checkpoint is the community centre run by the association Adhara on Calle Luis Montoto, near Nervion metro station. It does rapid HIV and STI testing and sexual health counselling, by appointment made over the phone.
It is open to everyone regardless of gender or sexual orientation, though the work grew out of the city's gay community and much of it is still aimed there. Adhara also runs psychological support, a peer programme, and resource pages for LGBTIQ+ people and for migrants.
The association has been recognised as a public utility entity by the Spanish interior ministry since 2011 and works with the two university hospitals in Seville, the university and the city council. There is also a cyber educator reachable on WhatsApp for questions about HIV and STIs.
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