Are you living with HIV in Wales?
Terrence Higgins Trust Living Well & Peer Services
What we offer:
- Welsh based co-ordinator
- Information if you’re newly diagnosed with HIV
- Adherence to medication
- One to one sessions
- Advice on personal debt and budgeting.
- Advice on Benefits
- Support with work and skills.(Link in English only)
- Information on immigration.
My Community online space
My Community is a free online space for people living with HIV to connect.
The platform is moderated by a team of trained volunteers based throughout the UK and supported by staff at Terrence Higgins Trust.
Find out more about My Community.
Would you like to help develop a new group for people living with HIV?
Sessions will run 6-7pm Wednesday evenings in January 2025.
Sessions
8 January: Peer Support: What does it mean to us?
15 January: Safe Spaces: What do these look like for you?
22 January: Growing Together: How can we best work with each other to identify and develop our skills, strengths and interests?
29 January: Moving Forward: What do we want from peer support in Wales?
Groups
Before 96 (National Group)
The Before 96 online group is primarily for people who were diagnosed before or around 1996, when effective treatment started to be introduced, but all are welcome. We meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 4pm
Before 96 and Beyond (National Group)
Before 96 and Beyond is an online peer support space for anyone living with HIV, whether more recently diagnosed or diagnosed for a longer time, to come together and share stories and ask questions. We meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 5:30pm
Common Bond (National Group)
Our peer support group for women (including trans women) living with HIV. This group is an inclusive, safe and respectful online space for friendship and fun for people living with HIV who identify as female. We meet on the third Tuesday of each month at 7pm.
