- On the website www.1177.se
External link., there is information in several languages about diseases and how health and medical care in Sweden works. It also lists the phone numbers for the healthcare centres and dentists located in the place where you live.
You can also call telephone number 1177. Then you will be able to talk to a nurse who can answer questions and give advice on health and medical care. The nurse can also assess your need for care and refer you to the right healthcare facility, if necessary. - The website www.mybody.rfsu.se External link. has short informational films for people who want to know more about their body, sexuality and health. The films are available in many different languages. Among other things, the website has film clips about contraception, childbirth and pregnancy.
- The website www.youmo.se External link. provides information for young people about health, relationships, sex and much more, in several languages.
- Kvinnofridslinjen (Sweden’s National Women’s Helpline) offers advice and support to women subjected to threats and/or physical, psychological and sexual violence. Call 020‑50 50 50. They can arrange for an interpreter in just a few minutes. You can also read more at kvinnofridslinjen.se External link..
- The staff at your Unit for Reception or accommodation can help you with more information and find out where you should go to get the right healthcare in the place where you live.