Positivity Searching for a cure with the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

Have Your Say on HIV Cure Research

Hosted by Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine,

Supported by George House Trust and Sahir House

We’re inviting people living with HIV in Merseyside to join a small, informal discussion about HIV cure research.

This is your chance to share your experiences, ask questions, and help shape future research that could impact our communities.

💬 What to Expect

A relaxed, supportive group discussion
Clear, jargon-free explanation of current HIV cure research
Space to share your thoughts, experiences, hopes, or concerns
No pressure to speak – participation is completely voluntary

You don’t need any medical or research knowledge—just your lived experience.

🧠 Why This Matters

HIV treatment today works well, but people still need medication for life, and research is ongoing to find a cure.

Researchers want to hear directly from people living with HIV so that future work reflects what actually matters in real life—not just what happens in the lab.

🤝 Who Is Involved

This session is being delivered in partnership with:

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
George House Trust
Sahir House

📍 Date, Time & Location

5pm Thursday 25^th June 2026.

At: The Quakers Meeting House, School Lane. Liverpool. L1 3BT

📣 Interested?

Get in touch with Peter at George House Trust or Kellie at Sahir House, to find out more or register here.

PLEASE NOTE: We know that life can get in the way and plans can change, so we’re asking that if you book to attend one of our events and you’re no longer able to attend, please let us know as soon as you’re able by emailing info@ght.org.uk or telephone us to let us know, as this means we can offer your place to someone who is able to make it along and it also means we won’t have spent money on catering unnecessarily.