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‘Living well’ marks the theme of 2022 National Day of Women Living with HIV
For this 7th National Day of Women Living with HIV on 9th March 2022 we’re releasing a social media campaign. We asked positive women around the country to share their voices to help us celebrate the theme of this year’s National Day event, #WomenLivingWell. The campaign aims to raise the profile of our unique perspectives and stories across the country.
NAPWHA President’s EOY Report
NAPWHA President, Scott Harlum, reports back on 2021 including the World AIDS Day announcement of the Commonwealth Minister for Health, the Hon. Greg Hunt’s new investment of $39m over five years to provide HIV treatment for people with HIV who are ineligible for Medicare through a new government scheme.
People who are ineligible for Medicare to gain access to HIV treatment and care
NAPWHA celebrates today’s reassurance from the Commonwealth Minister for Health, Greg Hunt, that residents of Australia who are living with HIV and ineligible for Medicare, will gain access to HIV treatment and care. This announcement was made at the World AIDS Day Parliamentary Breakfast, hosted by AFAO every year on 1 December 2021.
NAPWHA Annual General Meeting and Members Forum 2021
The NAPWHA Annual General Meeting and Members’ Forum 2021, will be held virtually online providing an important governance process for all NAPWHA member and associate member organisations, updates and giving members an opportunity to vote on a range of matters.
World AIDS Day community champions reflect on ’40 Years of HIV: Where to Next?’
This World AIDS Day 2021, NAPWHA will be marking the significance of our ongoing advocacy, representation, policy, and health promotion for people with HIV through a campaign reflecting on the Australian theme of 40 Years of HIV: Where to Next?
Resilient ageing and end-of-life planning among people living with HIV
As part of the 2021 Australian Social Policy Conference, a number of leaders, representing a diverse community service provision network, were invited to offer their insights and further case studies to improve ageing and aged care policy and practice for people living with HIV (PLHIV).
