George House Trust can offer you one to one advice on matters that may be affecting you right now or which you worry may affect you in the future. As someone living with HIV, you can talk to an adviser on any issue that may concern you and they will advise, signpost or advocate on your behalf.
For many people living with HIV, particularly in the weeks after diagnosis, an important source of support is talking to someone else who is living with HIV. We provide many services that enable you to do this; through courses, training or in relaxed, social groups.
If you have been recently diagnosed with HIV, you may have many questions running through your mind and you may be wondering what help and advice is available to you to support you in coming to terms with the diagnosis. Here is some useful information to help.
If you're a medical professional, you can refer someone to George House Trust's services with their consent here. You can refer those who are newly diagnosed and anyone who has been living with HIV for some time.
Our Money and Debt adviser will carry out a detailed assessment of your budget and help you make the most of your money.
Peer mentoring can help you lead a healthy, happy and confident life with HIV. Find out more here.
Exploring the impact of our 'Better Together' Peer Mentoring project and the role peer mentoring plays in empowering people to live confidently with HIV.
