QPP & the Kirby Institute are seeking people recently diagnosed with HIV to participate in a new research project. Your involvement will help us understand the experience of being diagnosed with HIV today and the impact it has on your life. visit risestudy.org.au

Congrats NAPWHA — [email protected] on launch of Medicare Ineligible PLHIV in Aust & preso from Kathy Petoumenos-critical issue for migrant pops #HIVAUS19

Apply now for the next Positive Leadership Development Institute (PLDI) workshop in March 13-15 in Melbourne. PLDI is open to all in Australia and NZ who are living with HIV. Learn to become a stronger leader in your community. Applications close 7 Feb: pldiaustralia.org.au

QPP would like to know your story! If you are a person living with HIV in Queensland, please complete this short questionnaire to inform better ways to support your needs. This is part of our Community Engagement project in 2020. bit.ly/2t1Tnpp Closes 31 March 2020

Emergency Treatment Fund applications can be completed online by QPP staff, a member of the HIV Public Health Team, or HIV clinician such as a doctor, nurse or pharmacist, through the QPP webpage and will be processed in one to two business days. qpp.org.au/latest/hiv-eme…

Is your HIV knowledge stuck in the 1980s? Retweet this to share the incredible progress made in the fight against HIV! We now have the opportunity to end the epidemic in England by 2030. But the clock is ticking and we need your support ⏰ #HIVCommission

Are you a gay or bisexual man (GBM) over 45? Please participate in this online survey and help us better understand how gay men are ageing. This study seeks to investigate how GBM living with HIV age differently to GBM without HIV. Join the study: pawsstudy.org

Countries must provide multimonth dispensing of antiretroviral therapy so that people living with HIV can reduce the number of times they have to go to a clinic during the #COVID19 outbreak and still continue with their treatment. Learn more 👉🏾 bit.ly/2X590sQ

Take a brief #NAPWHA survey about how #COVID19 has impacted you as a #PLHIV in Australia to help inform us of how better to provide support & services. Your input is valuable to us as we all chart a path thru these unprecedented times. Start the survey: surveymonkey.com/r/NAPWHA_COVID…

Great work from our own Chris Howard presenting on the Journeys through the HIV Care Continuum project. We're looking forward to Olivia Hollingdrake's more in-depth presentation on Friday at the conference at 12.00pm #HIVAUS20

Today, QPP stands along side our transgender friends, celebrating International Transgender Day of Visibility. Since 2009, it celebrates trans pride and awareness, recognises trans and gender diverse experiences and their achievements.

QPP wish everyone a safe, happy and joyous Easter. We are closed for the Good Friday and Easter Monday public holidays. Visit qpp.org.au/latest/holiday… for support links.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We will remember them.

QPP commemorates todays Lesbian Day of Visibility. We share our solidarity with every woman within the LGBTQI community, as well as celebrate lesbians. Lesbian Day of Visibility is a voice for unity and lifts up all women, especially those who come from marginalised communities.

Today QPP acknowledges and celebrates #IDAHOBIT. Since 2005, IDAHOBIT has been shining a light on the violence, discrimination, and repression of LGBTIQ+ communities worldwide experience. This, in turn provides an opportunity to take action and engage society to create change.

Today, May 24th, QPP celebrates Pansexual Visibility Day — a day for our community to uplift, elevate and celebrate those who identify as pansexual. It's an opportunity to bring to light the stories and experiences in society, and to improve inclusivity for pansexual people.

Today we honour the life and legacy of Harvey Milk, the first openly gay politician in California and a leader of the American Civil Rights Movement. Harvey was not only an advocate for the LGBTIQ community, but for all minorities.

Today QPP commemorates HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day. We celebrate the courage and advocacy of those who came before us. For many #HLTSAD symbolises the 40th anniversary of the start of the AIDS pandemic. The theme is “AIDS at 40: Envisioning a Future We Never Imagined.”

If you are living with HIV and reside in Queensland, we want and hear from you! We want to gain insight into the lives of people with HIV and what they know about QPP. It's anonymous and confidential. Click the link below to start the survey now. surveymonkey.com/r/SHW8PP3

QPP is creating a bold, bright, positive campaign to reduce HIV related stigma. We are looking for people from Australia living with HIV, or with strong connections to the lived experience, to be showcased in it. Be the Part of the Change to HIV Stigma, at qpp.org.au/hi