Positive Life NSW works to promote a positive image of people living with and affected by HIV with the aim of eliminating prejudice, isolation, stigma and discrimination. We provide information, targeted referrals and advocate to change systems and practices that discriminate against people living with HIV (PLHIV), our partners, friends, family and carers in NSW.
Welcome to Positive Life NSW
Latest News
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Newcastle My Health Record Forum
Community Forum in Newcastle for people living with chronic health diagnoses (hep C, HIV, mental health, diabetes, disability etc) and NGO services about My Health Record (MHR).
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What I wish I knew about sex!
As a young woman when it came to sex, I was clueless. So were my friends.
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Does U equal you?
We must keep asking ‘who’s not at the table’ and if they ‘re not Why Not?
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Who is at risk with a My Health Record?
Positive Life has concerns about the impacts of stigma, privacy, and potential legal impacts or criminalisation of certain groups of PLHIV with a My Health Record (MHR) #MHR
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Job Vacancy: Peer Navigator
Positive Life NSW is recruiting for a Peer Navigator. Interested applicants should apply immediately.
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My Health Record Briefing Paper
A briefing paper outlining some key issues and concerns of PLHIV, sex workers and people who use and inject drugs about My Health Record (MHR) by Positive Life and SWOP.
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Need support to talk about an STI diagnosis?
When you want someone who’s been in your shoes to support you when you need to tell a partner or fuck-buddies about an STI diagnosis.
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PLHIV & My Health Record (MHR)
By the end of January 2019 a number of electronic health changes will be in effect for all Australians, including all PLHIV. If in doubt, Opt Out between 16 July 2018 to 31 January 2019!
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The Choice is Yours!
Confidential, convenience and speed. Be informed about your HIV medication options in NSW, and more...
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Free, easy and private
Dried Blood Spot (DBS) home test - a free, easy and private way to get tested for HIV
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Still living with ignorance and invisibility
What can we do about the relative invisibility of women in the HIV prevention message?
