Ageing with HIV
| Simple Pleasures | Campaign | Summary: Simple Pleasures builds on material presented in our booklet GETTING ON WITH IT AGAIN Living longer with HIV. The workshop is designed to be used with HIV positive peer support groups or in HIV support groups facilitated by healthcare workers. Summary display: Simple PleasuresSimple Pleasures builds on material presented in our booklet GETTING ON WITH IT AGAIN Living longer with HIV. The workshop is designed to be used with HIV positive peer support groups or in HIV support groups facilitated by healthcare workers. Small thumbnail: ![]() Active years: 2008 - 2009 Archived campaign?: Current campaign Simple Pleasures builds on material presented in our booklet GETTING ON | 23/04/2008 - 13:56 |
| Getting on with it again - living longer with HIV | Campaign | Summary: The GETTING ON WITH IT AGAIN campaign acknowledges the challenges faced by people living longer with HIV and their resilience in meeting those challenges. Summary display: Getting on with it again - living longer with HIVThe GETTING ON WITH IT AGAIN campaign acknowledges the challenges faced by people living longer with HIV and their resilience in meeting those challenges. Small thumbnail: Active years: 2008 - 2009 Archived campaign?: Current campaign GETTING ON WITH IT AGAIN acknowledges the challenges faced by people living longer with HIV | 06/02/2008 - 16:42 |
| MJ - Rebuilding my life (again) | Talkabout story | This story is part of the PLWHA NSW education campaign on living longer with HIV called Getting on with it (again). | 21/11/2007 - 14:57 |
| Elaine - Older and wiser | Talkabout story | This story is part of the PLWHA NSW education campaign on living longer with HIV called Getting on with it (again). | 21/11/2007 - 14:48 |
| Tim - Facing forward | Talkabout story | This story is part of the PLWHA NSW education campaign on living longer with HIV called Getting on with it (again). | 21/11/2007 - 14:16 |
| Growing older: living longer with HIV | Fact sheet | Summary display: Growing older: living longer with HIVAs a culture, we don’t celebrate maturity and nor do we collectively offer much evidence of its existence. This fact sheet aims to provide some insight into how HIV positive people experience ageing and living longer. Summary: As a culture, we don’t celebrate maturity and nor do we collectively Small thumbnail: ![]() Serial number: 14 This fact sheet has been developed from a series of discussion groups on growing older and living longer with HIV. All names have been changed. People with HIV discussed ageing and its potential medical, personal and social implications. They reflected on issues including health strategies, peer support, friendship networks, social participation, ageing and sexuality, non HIV related health conditions and decisions related to ageing in general. The delivery of culturally appropriate services to an ageing population of people with HIV provided another focus. | 11/09/2007 - 19:39 |




