If you are living with HIV, you may have been given plenty of guidance and treatment to improve your physical health but looking after your emotional and mental health is just as important.

Advance care planning is the process of thinking about, talking about and planning for future health care and end of life care. It helps you, the important people in your life and your health care team know what health care you want or don't want.

Ageing is a process that is natural for everyone - it‘s the process of growing older. With age comes maturity, acceptance, understanding and a greater respect for health and life. The impact of HIV on our bodies and on the immune system as we get older is greatly affected by ageing. HIV affects each of us differently.

This booklet is for people with HIV who experience side effects from HIV treatments or other physical symptoms that may be due to HIV infection. It is intended as a guide to help you identify the kinds of side effects that some people with HIV experience, and to provide suggestions on how to prevent, manage, reduce or eliminate some common side effects through the use of medicines, complementary and supportive therapies or practical measures.

Smoking principally interferes with normal lung function, however in people living with HIV the risk of chronic lung disease is significantly increased along with many other conditions such as heart disease, liver problems, strokes and cancer.

The basics of HIV prevention for gay men - explaining how to avoid getting HIV and how to avoid passing it on to others.

This booklet provides information about looking after yourself and having fun at the same time.

HIV and hepatitis C co-infection means that a person has both HIV & hepatitis C. This booklet provides information specific to HIV and hepatitis C co-infection.

Talking with someone who is HIV+ can reduce the stress and anxiety of being told you are HIV positive.

Peer Navigators give you someone to turn to who has already 'been there'.