Help and support agencies Here you can find information about help and support agencies (mostly in the London area). To find out more, expand each section by clicking on the "Read More" button. HIV information and advice Read more NAM / AidsmapComprehensive and accurate online and printed information and news about living with HIV and HIV treatmentwww.aidsmap.comNAMLincoln House1 Brixton Road London SW9 6DEUK020 7840 0050[email protected] Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukAsk the HIV Health Trainer service:www.tht.org.uk/howwecanhelpyou/livingwithhiv/hivhealthrainersTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected] National AIDS Trust (NAT)Find information, resources and answers to some of the most important questions you have when living with HIV. NAT is the UK's leading charity dedicated to transforming society's response to HIV.www.nat.org.uk/Living-with-HIV.aspxNATNew City Cloisters196 Old StreetLondonEC1V 9FR020 7814 6767[email protected] Naz Project LondonSexual health and HIV support services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Londonwww.naz.org.ukNaz Project London30 Blacks RoadLondonW6 9DT020 8741 1879[email protected] AVERTInformation, advice and news about HIV and HIV treatmentwww.avert.orgAVERT 4 Brighton Road Horsham West Sussex RH13 5BA[email protected] The BodyLarge US based HIV information resourcewww.thebody.com Treatment information and advice Read more NAM / AidsmapComprehensive and accurate online and printed information and news about living with HIV and HIV treatmentwww.aidsmap.comNAMLincoln House1 Brixton Road London SW9 6DEUK020 7840 0050[email protected] Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukAsk the HIV Health Trainer service:www.tht.org.uk/howwecanhelpyou/livingwithhiv/hivhealthrainersTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected] HIV i-BaseOffering comprehensive and easy-to-follow online and printed guides to HIV treatmentTreatment information phoneline: 0808 800 6013 Monday to Wednesday 12noon - 4pmwww.i-base.infoHIV i-Base4th Floor57 Great Suffolk StreetLondonSE1 0BB020 7407 8488[email protected] National AIDS Trust (NAT)Find information, resources and answers to some of the most important questions you have when living with HIV. NAT is the UK's leading charity dedicated to transforming society's response to HIV.www.nat.org.uk/Living-with-HIV.aspxNATNew City Cloisters196 Old StreetLondonEC1V 9FR020 7814 6767[email protected] AVERTInformation, advice and news about HIV and HIV treatmentwww.avert.orgAVERT 4 Brighton Road Horsham West Sussex RH13 5BA[email protected] The BodyLarge US based HIV information resourcewww.thebody.com Support for HIV-positive men Read more Hivision Free events for people living with HIV/AIDS including friends and family www.hivision.org.uk [email protected] Naz Project London Sexual health and HIV support services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in London www.naz.org.uk Naz Project London 30 Blacks Road London W6 9DT 020 8741 1879 [email protected] Positive East Providing a comprehensive and co-ordinated practical (welfare, housing and benefits advice plus employment support) and emotional (counselling and mentoring) support for those people living with and affected by HIV in east London. Plus with dedicated HIV+ gay men’s support team providing one-to-one appointments and support group (Positive Life for HIV+ gay men), along with regular workshops and courses, such as Recently Diagnosed courses and an onsite HIV testing service ‘It Better to Know’. www.positiveeast.org.uk www.itsbettertoknow.org.uk 020 7791 2855 General enquiries: [email protected] Gay men’s team: [email protected] Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support services THT Direct: 0808 802 1221 Monday to Friday 10am – 10pm Saturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pm www.tht.org.uk Ask the HIV Health Trainer service: www.tht.org.uk/howwecanhelpyou/livingwithhiv/hivhealthrainers Terrence Higgins Trust 314-320 Gray's Inn Road London WC1X 8DP 020 7812 1600 [email protected] National AIDS Trust (NAT) Find information, resources and answers to some of the most important questions you have when living with HIV. NAT is the UK's leading charity dedicated to transforming society's response to HIV. www.nat.org.uk/Living-with-HIV.aspx NAT New City Cloisters 196 Old Street London EC1V 9FR 020 7814 6767 [email protected] Sexual health information, advice, councelling Read more Counselling DirectoryA support network of UK counsellors and psychotherapists, with information on their training and experience, areas of counselling covered, fees and contact details. This service is free, confidential and easy to use.www.counselling-directory.org.uk GMFAThe leading UK gay men’s health charity, providing sexual health information specifically for gay men through our Sex and Sexual Health webpages Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukAsk the HIV Health Trainer service:www.tht.org.uk/howwecanhelpyou/livingwithhiv/hivhealthrainersInformation about Hepatitis: www.hepinfo.orgTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected] Naz Project LondonSexual health and HIV support services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Londonwww.naz.org.ukNaz Project London30 Blacks RoadLondonW6 9DT020 8741 1879[email protected] Positive EastProviding a comprehensive and co-ordinated practical (welfare, housing and benefits advice plus employment support) and emotional (counselling and mentoring) support for those people living with and affected by HIV in east London. Plus with dedicated gay men’s support team providing one-to-one appointments and support groups (Positive Life for HIV Positive gay men; Himat open to all South Asian men regardless of HIV status), along with regular workshops and courses, such as Recently Diagnosed courses and an onsite HIV testing service ‘It Better to Know’.www.positiveeast.org.ukwww.itsbettertoknow.org.uk020 7791 2855General enquiries: [email protected] Gay men’s team: [email protected] Relationship support Read more Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukAsk the HIV Health Trainer service:www.tht.org.uk/howwecanhelpyou/livingwithhiv/hivhealthrainersTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected]Positive EastProviding a comprehensive and co-ordinated practical (welfare, housing and benefits advice plus employment support) and emotional (counselling and mentoring) support for those people living with and affected by HIV in east London. Plus with dedicated gay men’s support team providing one-to-one appointments and support groups (Positive Life for HIV Positive gay men; Himat open to all South Asian men regardless of HIV status), along with regular workshops and courses, such as Recently Diagnosed courses and an onsite HIV testing service ‘It Better to Know’.www.positiveeast.org.ukwww.itsbettertoknow.org.uk020 7791 2855General enquiries: [email protected] Gay men’s team: [email protected]Naz Project LondonSexual health and HIV support services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Londonwww.naz.org.ukNaz Project London30 Blacks RoadLondonW6 9DT020 8741 1879[email protected]RelateOffering advice, relationship counselling, sex therapy, workshops, mediation, consultations and support face-to-face, by phone and through their website0300 100 1234 – call to speak to a trained consultant who can help point you toward the help you need, help you book an appointment at a location close to you or a telephone counselling appointment, or find out information about Online Counselling or booking on a training course or workshop.www.relate.org.uk Employment and benefits advice Read more Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected]National AIDS Trust (NAT)Find information, resources and answers to some of the most important questions you have when living with HIV. NAT is the UK's leading charity dedicated to transforming society's response to HIV.www.nat.org.uk/Living-with-HIV.aspxNATNew City Cloisters196 Old StreetLondonEC1V 9FR020 7814 6767[email protected]Positive EastProviding a comprehensive and co-ordinated practical (welfare, housing and benefits advice plus employment support) and emotional (counselling and mentoring) support for those people living with and affected by HIV in east London. Plus with dedicated gay men’s support team providing one-to-one appointments and support groups (Positive Life for HIV Positive gay men; Himat open to all South Asian men regardless of HIV status), along with regular workshops and courses, such as Recently Diagnosed courses and an onsite HIV testing service ‘It Better to Know’.www.positiveeast.org.ukwww.itsbettertoknow.org.uk020 7791 2855General enquiries: [email protected] Gay men’s team: [email protected]Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)Helping people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice from over 3,000 locationswww.citizensadvice.org.ukOnline advice guide: www.adviceguide.org.ukTCellProviding information and advice around the review of DLA awarded under the ‘special rules’www.hivbenefits.co.ukhivdlareview.blogspot.com Housing advice Read more Albert Kennedy TrustSupporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender homeless young peoplewww.akt.org.ukThe Albert Kennedy Trust Unit 305a Hatton Square Business Centre16/16a Baldwins Gardens London EC1N 7RJLondon: 020 7831 6562Manchester: 0161 228 3308[email protected]Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)Helping people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice from over 3,000 locationswww.citizensadvice.org.ukOnline advice guide: www.adviceguide.org.ukHarbour TrustHIV/AIDS Information Benefits and Housing Advice in Greenwich and Bexleywww.iain-rossmacleod.co.uk/harbour/index.htmlNational AIDS Trust (NAT)Find information, resources and answers to some of the most important questions you have when living with HIV. NAT is the UK's leading charity dedicated to transforming society's response to HIV.www.nat.org.uk/Living-with-HIV.aspxNATNew City Cloisters196 Old StreetLondonEC1V 9FR020 7814 6767[email protected]Naz Project LondonSexual health and HIV support services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Londonwww.naz.org.ukNaz Project London30 Blacks RoadLondonW6 9DT020 8741 1879[email protected]Positive EastProviding a comprehensive and co-ordinated practical (welfare, housing and benefits advice plus employment support) and emotional (counselling and mentoring) support for those people living with and affected by HIV in east London. Plus with dedicated gay men’s support team providing one-to-one appointments and support groups (Positive Life for HIV Positive gay men; Himat open to all South Asian men regardless of HIV status), along with regular workshops and courses, such as Recently Diagnosed courses and an onsite HIV testing service ‘It Better to Know’.www.positiveeast.org.ukwww.itsbettertoknow.org.uk020 7791 2855General enquiries: [email protected] Gay men’s team: [email protected]Stonewall Housingwww.stonewallhousing.org2A Leroy House436 Essex Road London N1 3QPAdvice line: 020 7359 5767During office hours[email protected]Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected]ShelterThe housing and homelessness charity providing housing advice and supportFor urgent advice call 0808 800 44448am-midnight, seven days a weekwww.shelter.org.ukSupporter helpdesk 0300 330 1234Monday-Friday 9am-9pm and Saturday 9am-1pm[email protected] Financial support Read more Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected]National AIDS Trust (NAT)Find information, resources and answers to some of the most important questions you have when living with HIV. NAT is the UK's leading charity dedicated to transforming society's response to HIV.www.nat.org.uk/Living-with-HIV.aspxNATNew City Cloisters196 Old StreetLondonEC1V 9FR020 7814 6767[email protected]Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)Helping people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice from over 3,000 locationswww.citizensadvice.org.ukOnline advice guide: www.adviceguide.org.ukConsumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS)Free and confidential debt advice and support0800 138 1111Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm.www.cccs.co.ukConsumer Credit Counselling ServiceWade HouseMerrion CentreLeeds LS2 8NG[email protected]National DebtlineProvides free confidential and independent advice on how to deal with debt problems0808 808 4000Monday to Friday 9am to 9pmSaturday 9.30am to 1pm24-hour voicemailwww.nationaldebtline.co.ukCapitaliseLondon’s debt advice partnership020 7392 2942www.capitalise.org.uk Hardship Read more Crusaid Hardship grants for essentials such as food, clothing and heating supporting those people living with HIV in poverty who have nowhere else to turnwww.crusaid.org.uk1-5 Curtain Road London EC2A 3JX020 7539 3880[email protected] Drugs and alcohol advice and support Read more Antidote LGBTAntidote is London's only targeted LGBT drug and alcohol service. Based in Soho in partnership with London Friend and Turning Point UK, Antidote serves the substance use needs of London's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities, pan-London. Antidote does not require abstinence from their clients (though many choose abstinence as a goal, and Antidote works with those clients toward that objective). They offer a range of therapies: telephone/online advice and support, structured one-to-one therapies, group work, drop-in services, alternative and holistic therapies, referrals to detox, rehab and other community and health services. See below for details of the drop-in services.www.antidote-lgbt.com020 7437 4669 (ask for Toni or David)[email protected]Antidote drop-in services:There are a number of places you can drop in without an appointment to have a discreet and casual chat, or to arrange an assessment or referral for key-work, counselling, detox or sexual health check.Thursday Night Drop-inEvery Thursday night in Soho; no appointment needed, just come by for a chat with an Antidote worker, or enjoy the (sober) social space with other LGBT people looking for peer support or a change from bars and clubs. Free auricular acupuncture available to help with cravings, to improve sleep and to manage feelings of anxiety. All free and confidential.Every Thursday, 6pm to 8.30pm32A Wardour St, London, W1D 6QR 0207 437 4669[email protected]Every Friday at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital Drug Treatment Centre. Assessments by appointment with a specialist worker; advice, support, key-work, detoxes on-site and referrals to counselling and other therapies as well as sexual health checks. All LGBT people from across London are welcome. All free and confidential.Every Friday 1pm to 4pmChelsea and Westminster Hospital, entrance in Nightingale Lane, 369 Fulham Rd London, SW10 9NHFor information and appointments, contact David Stuart on 020 7437 4669, email [email protected] or contact the DTC direct on 020 3315 6111.[email protected]Every Wednesday between 3pm and 6pm in the (closed) basement bar of G.A.Y, 30 Old Compton St, W1D 5JX.Casual and anonymous chat with an Antidote worker about anything drugs or alcohol, as well as rapid HIV testing, Hep B vaccinations and chat with a sexual health worker from 56 Dean St, the sexual health clinic. Brook are also down there to provide Chlamydia screens, as are the boys from GMI Partnership and the THT youth team. Drug and Alcohol Service for London (DASL)Formerly Alcohol East. Provides a range of services for people affected by drugs or alcohol.www.alcoholeast.org.ukCapital House134-138 Romford RoadStratford London E15 4LD020 8257 3068[email protected]Blenheim Community Drug Project (Blenheim CDP)Blenheim CDP is a leading substance misuse charity working across London to reduce the harm caused by drug misuse to individuals and the public.www.blenheimcdp.org.uk020 7582 2200Druglink Hammersmith & FulhamThe Old Coach House103a Devonport RoadLondon W12 8PB020 8749 6799[email protected]Westminster Drug ProjectProvides information, advice, counselling and treatment services to drug users across London.www.wdp-drugs.org.ukKingsway House103 KingswayHolbornLondon WC2B 6QX020 7421 3100[email protected]ReleaseOffers a range of specialist services to professionals and the public concerning drugs and the law.Helpline: 0845 4500 215Monday-Friday 11.00am to 1.00pm and 2.00pm to 4.00pmwww.release.org.uk124-128 City RoadLondon EC1V 2NJ[email protected]FRANKFree and confidential information about drugsTalk to FRANK: 0800 77 66 0024 hour helplinewww.talktofrank.comText 82111 anytime with a question for FRANK about drugs and you'll soon get an answer you can trust.For people with hearing impairments, you can textphone FRANK on 0800 917 8765.Narcotics AnonymousFellowship of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. Recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean.Helpline: 0300 999 1212www.ukna.orgCocaine AnonymousFellowship of men and women for whom cocaine had become a major problem. Recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay cleanHelpline: 0800 612 0225Monday – Sunday 10am – 10pmwww.cauk.org.uk[email protected]Alcoholics AnonymousNational Helpline: 0845 769 7555www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.ukAlcohol ConcernWorks to reduce the incidence and costs of alcohol-related harm and to increase the range and quality of services available to people with alcohol-related problems.Drinkline: 0800 917 8282www.alcoholconcern.org.uk Smoking cessation Read more QuitIndependent charity whose aim is to save lives by helping smokers to stop.Quitline: 0800 00 22 00www.quit.org.uk[email protected] Mental health advice and support Read more The Eddie Surman Trust / PositivelineSupport for young people in particular who are HIV positive and may be feeling suicidalPositiveline: 0800 169 6806Monday to Friday 11am – 10pmSaturday and Sunday 4pm – 10pmwww.eddiesurmantrust.org.uk[email protected]Positive EastProviding a comprehensive and co-ordinated practical (welfare, housing and benefits advice plus employment support) and emotional (counselling and mentoring) support for those people living with and affected by HIV in east London. Plus with dedicated gay men’s support team providing one-to-one appointments and support groups (Positive Life for HIV Positive gay men; Himat open to all South Asian men regardless of HIV status), along with regular workshops and courses, such as Recently Diagnosed courses and an onsite HIV testing service ‘It Better to Know’.www.positiveeast.org.ukwww.itsbettertoknow.org.uk020 7791 2855General enquiries: [email protected] Gay men’s team: [email protected]SamaritansConfidential emotional support 24 hours a daywww.samaritans.org.ukSupport by phone: 08457 90 90 90Support by email: [email protected]Support by post:ChrisP.O. Box 90 90 Stirling FK8 2SASaneUK charity concerned with improving the lives of everyone affected by mental illnessHelpline: 0845 767 8000Every day of the year, 6pm to 11pmwww.sane.org.uk1st Floor Cityside House40 Adler Street London E1 1EE020 7375 1002[email protected]Depression AllianceThe leading UK charity for people affected by depressionwww.depressionalliance.orgDepression Alliance20 Great Dover StreetLondonSE1 4LX0845 123 23 20[email protected]MindThe leading mental health charity in England and WalesMindinfoLine: 0845 766 0163Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pmwww.mind.org.ukMindinfolinePO Box 277 Manchester M60 3XN[email protected] Discrimination Read more Naz Project LondonSexual health and HIV support services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Londonwww.naz.org.ukNaz Project London30 Blacks RoadLondonW6 9DT020 8741 1879[email protected]Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected]National AIDS Trust (NAT)Find information, resources and answers to some of the most important questions you have when living with HIV. NAT is the UK's leading charity dedicated to transforming society's response to HIV.www.nat.org.uk/Living-with-HIV.aspxNATNew City Cloisters196 Old StreetLondonEC1V 9FR020 7814 6767[email protected] Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC)The EHRC has a statutory remit to promote and monitor human rights; and to protect, enforce and promote equality across the seven 'protected' grounds – age, disability, gender, race, religion and belief, sexual orientation and gender reassignment. See below for the regional office contact details.www.equalityhumanrights.comEngland0845 604 6610 – England main number0845 604 6620 – England textphoneMonday – Friday 8am – 6pmEquality and Human Rights Commission HelplineFreepost RRLL-GHUX-CTRXArndale House Arndale Centre Manchester M4 3AQEmail: [email protected] Wales0845 604 8810 – Wales main number0845 604 8820 – Wales textphoneMonday – Friday 8am – 6pmEquality and Human Rights Commission Helpline Wales Freepost RRLR-UEYB-UYZL3rd Floor 3 Callaghan SquareCardiffCF10 5BTEmail: [email protected]Scotland0845 604 5510 – Scotland main number0845 604 5520 – Scotland TextphoneMonday – Friday 8am – 6pmEquality and Human Rights Commission Helpline ScotlandFreepost RRLL-GYLB-UJTAThe Optima Building,58 Robertson StreetGlasgowG2 8DUStonewallwww.stonewall.org.ukHelpline: 08000 502020Tower BuildingYork RoadLondon SE1 7NXInfo Line: 08000 50 20 20 (Mon-Fri 9:30am to 5:30pm)Email: [email protected]Stonewall Cymru3rd Floor, Transport House1 Cathedral RoadCardiff CF11 9SBWalesTelephone: 029 2023 7744Email: [email protected]The Equality Centre / Y Ganolfan CydraddoldebFfordd Bangor RdPenmaenmawrConwy LL34 6LFTelephone: 01492 622202Email: [email protected]Stonewall Scotland9 Howe StreetEdinburgh EH3 6TEScotlandTelephone: 0131 557 3679Email: [email protected]Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB)Helping people resolve their legal, money and other problems by providing free information and advice from over 3,000 locationswww.citizensadvice.org.ukOnline advice guide: www.adviceguide.org.uk Complementary and alternative therapies Read more Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected] Black and minority ethnic HIV-positive gay men Read more Naz Project LondonSexual health and HIV support services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Londonwww.naz.org.ukNaz Project London30 Blacks RoadLondonW6 9DT020 8741 1879[email protected]Positive EastProviding a comprehensive and co-ordinated practical (welfare, housing and benefits advice plus employment support) and emotional (counselling and mentoring) support for those people living with and affected by HIV in east London. Plus with dedicated gay men’s support team providing one-to-one appointments and support groups (Positive Life for HIV Positive gay men; Himat open to all South Asian men regardless of HIV status), along with regular workshops and courses, such as Recently Diagnosed courses and an onsite HIV testing service ‘It Better to Know’.www.positiveeast.org.ukwww.itsbettertoknow.org.uk020 7791 2855General enquiries: [email protected] Gay men’s team: [email protected] Young HIV-positive gay men Read more Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.ukAsk the HIV Health Trainer service:www.tht.org.uk/howwecanhelpyou/livingwithhiv/hivhealthrainersTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected]Naz Project LondonSexual health and HIV support services for Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) communities in Londonwww.naz.org.ukNaz Project London30 Blacks RoadLondonW6 9DT020 8741 1879[email protected] Workshops and courses Read more Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)The largest HIV and AIDS charity in the UK offering a wide range of HIV information and support servicesTHT Direct: 0808 802 1221Monday to Friday 10am – 10pmSaturday & Sunday 12noon – 6pmwww.tht.org.uk Information can also be found at: www.gmfa.org.uk/gwkTerrence Higgins Trust314-320 Gray's Inn RoadLondon WC1X 8DP020 7812 1600[email protected]Positive EastProviding a comprehensive and co-ordinated practical (welfare, housing and benefits advice plus employment support) and emotional (counselling and mentoring) support for those people living with and affected by HIV in east London. Plus with dedicated gay men’s support team providing one-to-one appointments and support groups (Positive Life for HIV Positive gay men; Himat open to all South Asian men regardless of HIV status), along with regular workshops and courses, such as Recently Diagnosed courses and an onsite HIV testing service ‘It Better to Know’.www.positiveeast.org.ukwww.itsbettertoknow.org.uk020 7791 2855General enquiries: [email protected] Gay men’s team: [email protected] HIV and GUM clinics Read more To find your nearest HIV or GUM clinic, go to our London GUM-clinics webpages.