Bolton HIV+ Peer Support Group
Bolton HIV+ Peer Support Group
Positive Bolton People
Positive Bolton People

Directory of Web Resources

Bolton Sexual Health Services - NHS website giving locations and openining times of sexual health services in Bolton.

Local Links

  • Bolton Council - sources of support for HIV+ people
  • Positive Steps - a peer support group for gay men living in NW England
  • MhIST - a Mental Health support group
  • BAND - Mental Health peer support and drop-in services
  • Move Forward Bolton - Bolton's Mental Health Consortium
  • George House Trust - HIV information, support and advice
  • Barnardo's Young People's Service - 0161 273 2901 - support and advice for young carers aged 11-19 with a HIV+ family member
  • Lesbian and Gay Foundation - support for Lesbian, Gay, Transgender and Bisexual people living in Greater Manchester
  • BRASS - support for migrants and refugee communities in Bolton
  • Black Health Agency - Provides a culturally sensitive and appropriate support service to black people living with or affected by HIV.

National Links

  • NAM - Information and advice
  • George House Trust - HIV advice and Information
  • MyHIV - Online Community for people with HIV diagnosis

 

Terrence Higgins Trust also offers an iPhone App for my HIV via iTunes and the MyHIV.org.uk website.

 

 

 

HIV news from aidsmap.com

Greater risk of schizophrenia among people with HIV – especially those who inject drugs
While the risk of being diagnosed with schizophrenia was higher among all people with HIV in a large Danish cohort, those who acquired HIV through injecting drug use were at a much higher risk. This research also highlights the complex familial factors that may play a role in being diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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Syphilis cases increasing in women in the UK
While the majority of cases of syphilis in the UK are still in gay and bisexual men who have sex with men and transgender women, the proportion of cases in heterosexuals and particularly women has risen in the last decade.
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UK sexual health conference debates move to less frequent STI screening
One of the last sessions of the recent joint conference of the British HIV Association (BHIVA) and the British Association of Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) covered BASHH’s most recent clinical guidelines.
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Contact emma@positiveboltonpeople.org.uk for further information.

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