Age+ (Ageing with HIV)

An ever-growing ageing population of people living with HIV means support services need to change and adapt to meet their diverse needs.
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Age+ provides support and services, empowering people to live confidently with HIV into older age, to learn and adapt new skills and interests, to engage with volunteering opportunities both  at George House Trust and externally in our local communities and to feel better supported. Activities and events include HIV-focused and general health information sessions, peer support groups, creative and health and wellbeing workshops, cultural activities and visits to local events and attractions including museums and galleries.

Age+ events and activities will be listed here, so keep an eye out!

A key element of the project will be the delivery of kite-marked HIV training and awareness to residential care homes, social care providers and other organisations in contact with, or supporting, older people. This will increase knowledge and understanding of ageing with HIV and the impact of stigma and increase confidence to better support people living with HIV. Training is provided free of charge.

ACCESSING THE SERVICE

For more information on Age+, including events, activities and care providers training, contact Anna Hughes, Age+ Project Coordinator on 0161 546 3540 ext. 2009 or email anna@ght.org.uk.

Living with HIV? Want to talk?
Call 0161 274 4499 or email: talk@ght.org.uk