Quicklinks
We've been supporting Canberrans living with and impacted by HIV for over 30 years. We're here for you.
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a daily dose of HIV medications by HIV-negative people to prevent HIV acquisition.
Gay and bi men are part of our diverse community, with both shared and unique experiences determining their needs.
We are committed to improving health and wellbeing services for women across the spectrum of sex and gender diversity.
Gender diversity is an umbrella term that is used to describe gender identities that demonstrate a diversity of expression...
If you think that you may have been exposed to HIV, PEP may help prevent acquiring HIV. You must start PEP within 72hrs.
Sobar: Not So Straight Up helps LGBTIQ+ community members in Canberra take control of their relationship with alcohol.
We acknowledge the elders of the LGBTIQ+ community for their resilience and determined struggle for social justice...
SWOP ACT is a peer-based community organisation supporting sex workers in Canberra and the surrounding regions.
Located in historic Havelock House, Pride Hub Canberra a centrally located, inclusive and welcoming community space...
Access safe, compassionate and inclusive counselling for LGBTIQ+ Canberrans, their families and their allies.
What's Happening
15 March 2021
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Havelock House(Gould St entrance), 85 Northbourne Avenue Turner
19 April 2021
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Havelock House(Gould St entrance), 85 Northbourne Avenue Turner
17 May 2021
4:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Havelock House(Gould St entrance), 85 Northbourne Avenue Turner
Latest Resources
Get Tested!
We’ve put together a map of sites across the ACT offering free or very low cost tests, making finding, booking and getting a test quick and simple.
Podcast
Latest Episode
This World AIDS Day, we spoke to two inspirational women about their relationship with HIV. Manu Bhat is a HIV positive woman living in India, and Dr Niveditha Manokaran is a Sexual Health, Reproductive Health and HIV clinician living in Sydney. We spoke about their relationship with Dr Suniti Solomon, a late HIV specialist who began matchmaking her HIV+ patients who struggled to find love and marriage.