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HIV: A Many Faces Disease was established in 1985 and works for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of HIV infection as well as for the support of HIV-infected people and their families.
At HIV: A Many Faces, we work with all the HIV-infected people in Scotland. They come from all walks of life and we provide confidential and supportive care.
We can help if you:
Have questions about HIV or AIDS
Are worried about going to your next appointment or test
Are upset about having been diagnosed with HIV or about treatment
Have been told that HIV is untreatable or resistant to drugs
Do not want to have a baby
Cannot afford to pay for treatment or care
… and more
Rethink and Revise Our Strategies
Each year we review all our activities and the ways we work with people to ensure that we are meeting the needs of HIV-infected people. If you would like to have your say about how we work, our structure and ways of working, or our ways of meeting people’s needs, we would love to hear from you. Our survey lasts for 6 months from the time we receive your request and it is only ever used for your own benefit, so please fill it out and let us know your thoughts.
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HIV: A Many Faces has a whole network of volunteers and we would love to get to know you. Our volunteer scheme is based on commitment and is open to all ages and all backgrounds.
We have had many fantastic volunteers and we are always on the lookout for new people to join us. If you would like to find out more about volunteering at HIV: A Many Faces, contact us by emailing volunteering@hivfaces.org.uk or by calling 01292 623 527.Formal languages:
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