One to One Services

Small Grants support

Sometimes living with HIV can also mean living in poverty; whether that's because of low wages, living on benefits or asylum seeker support, or even having to exist on no income at all. To help ease the effects of living on a low income, and being unable to afford essential household items, such as fridges, cookers or washing machines, school uniforms or computers for children and, in extreme cases, food for mothers and babies and basic living expenses, we've developed a project that supports our members in making applications to grant making charities and foundations. Led by peer-volunteers and student social workers, this project has raised over £20,000 this past year in grants averaging out at £200 each.
If you're living on a low income and need some help, please contact our office to discuss your needs.

Casework

Coping with HIV, trying to deal with officials, finding out where you can get the right advice in your borough. Sometimes even the most simple sounding issues can turn into a bit of a nightmare. Our casework and advocacy team are here to try to help you find the right information and advice on housing, benefits, health, discrimination and social issues. Please contact our office to discuss this further.

One to One services are provided by volunteers, student social workers from University of West London, and our staff team. If you would like to find out more about our One to One Services, please contact us on 020 7243 6147.