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DHIVERSE is dedicated to promoting good sexual health and improving the welfare and quality of life of those living with and affected by HIV. They provide educational outreach to combat stigma and ignorance, as well as counselling, advocacy, support groups and more.
Doncaster Pathways supports people living with or affected by HIV, or any sexual health related issues, in Doncaster. They offer a drop-in centre, meal service, educational outreach on awareness and prevention, one-to-on support, alternative healing and more.
EAST is a registered charity providing help and support to people across Norfolk who are affected by HIV/AIDS. They offer a confidential service, providing one-to-one support, peer support, signposting to other services, specialist information, magazines, condom distribution and volunteering opportunities.
The Eddie Surman Trust operates Positiveline, a nationwide freephone helpline for anyone worried about any aspects of HIV. They offer help and support to people who may be feeling suicidal or depressed because of HIV, and advice on HIV tests, treatment options and more.
The Eddystone Trust is an independent agency, providing free and confidential information and support for anyone concerned about HIV. They also provide sexual health and HIV prevention services including condom distribution, information, training and consultancy to other agencies across the South West of England.
The Ethnic Health Foundation engages Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) Communities in training, health improvement and disease prevention, particularly African and African-Caribbean communities. They offer educational outreach, support, counselling, advice, advocacy and more.
The Fightback Trust was set up by group of HIV positive people to help empower and support those living with and affected by HIV in Lowestoft and countywide in Suffolk. They offer a helpline, drop-in centre, befriending, counselling, support groups, educational outreach and more.
The Food Chain specialises in the nutritional needs of people living with HIV, and is supported by over 900 volunteers and through public donations. Services include home delivered meals, essential groceries and nutrition courses for people living with and affected by HIV.
Freshwinds supports adults and children living in the West Midlands with life limiting illnesses and those from socially excluded backgrounds. They provide many services including: advocacy, tenancy support, specific support for African Caribbean HIV positive people, Integrated Medicine, the Birmingham HIV Living Archive Project and more.
George House Trust is the HIV support charity for North West England, promoting the best quality of life for all people living with HIV. Services include one to one advice, information, regular spaces to meet others for women, Africans, gay men and for everyone, courses and weekends, counselling and community support.