How has HIV shaped your life? Join Living Positive Victoria for a three-hour workshop as we explore our personal relationship with HIV. Our workshop Positive Reflections invites you to trace your evolving experiences of HIV; pre-diagnosis, diagnosis and living with a positive status. In this intimate workshop we will ask you to explore and reflect...
Phoenix is a confidential and supportive space to learn how to live well with HIV. Our next two day workshop is in on Friday 4 April, 7-9pm (6:30 for pizza) and Saturday 5 April, 9am-6pm. You may have been recently diagnosed or perhaps you’ve had HIV for a while. It’s not so much about how long...
Learn to navigate HIV related legal and migration frameworks in Australia. Know Your Rights is presented in partnership with Q+Law and builds on Living Positive Victoria’s guide to legal issues in Victoria and the HIV/AIDS Legal Centre’s Positive Migration Guide. At this workshop you will: Learn about legal and anti-discrimination frameworks related to HIV, disclosure...
“I need to tell you something…” “I’d like you to know that I’m…” Sound familiar? Are you preparing to have this conversation again? For the first time? Perhaps with a friend, sex partner or family member? Sharing status (also known as “disclosure”) can be done well! We need to take into account our own style,...
Phoenix for women is an inclusive event of trans women and gender diverse folks who identify with this group. It is a confidential and supportive space to learn how to deal with managing HIV. So what can you expect from the workshop? Meet other people living with HIV and share your experiences Explore issues around...
How has HIV shaped your life? Join Living Positive Victoria for a three-hour workshop as we explore our personal relationship with HIV. Our workshop Positive Reflections invites you to trace your evolving experiences of HIV; pre-diagnosis, diagnosis and living with a positive status. In this intimate workshop we will ask you to explore and reflect...
“I need to tell you something…” “I’d like you to know that I’m…” Sound familiar? Are you preparing to have this conversation again? For the first time? Perhaps with a friend, sex partner or family member? Sharing status (also known as “disclosure”) can be done well! We need to take into account our own style,...