The Positive East gym is just for women every Wednesday from 2pm to 5pm. To use the gym, you need to be eligible (living or getting your HIV care in East London), and have registered to use our services. Also, it's essential that you first have an induction session to assess your needs and show […]
Advances in HIV science and treatment can sometimes feel like science fiction. So on May The Fourth, Star Wars Day, why not join us to find out about science fact. 5pm to 6pm - Find out more about our services and facilities There'll be a tasty hot meal served between 6.15pm and 7pm, then we've […]
Are you struggling to come to terms with your HIV diagnosis? This series of three workshops will help you deal with your diagnosis and gain the knowledge and tools to live with HIV. The courses are free of charge for anyone living with HIV and take place in a safe and friendly environment, supported by […]
Our regular monthly Movie Night at Positive East – on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Come along and enjoy a film in the company of others living with HIV, enjoy a warm welcome, pizza and some popcorn. This time we're showing How to tell a secret, the highly acclaimed 2022 film from Ireland. Robbie […]
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Twice a month we welcome the RESET Tower Hamlets Service provided by Care Grow Live for two hours at our Stepney Green building. The service works with people who are using any substance, including alcohol, opiates, stimulants, cannabis and new psychoactive drugs. It can provide advice, information and direct you to a variety of different […]
Our monthly group for gay and bisexual men, and men who have sex with men (open to cis and trans men) living with HIV. Tonight, we will be showing the film “Steelers”, telling the history of the UK’s first gay rugby club, the King’s Cross Steelers. Come along, enjoy the film and pizza. Meets on […]
Secrets and Stories. A series of four workshops - in collaboration with the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama – to co-develop and co-create some drama pieces drawing on our lived experience of life with HIV, inspired by the film ‘How to tell a secret’ that we’re showing on Movie Night on May 9th. […]
We're delighted once again to be able to provide free entry to Kew Gardens as part of our Spring programme of activities - getting out and about in green spaces is so important for our physical, mental and emotional health. This time on a weekend, by popular request, so that families and those who work […]
Secrets and Stories. A series of four workshops – in collaboration with the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama – to co-develop and co-create some drama pieces drawing on our lived experience of life with HIV, inspired by the film ‘How to tell a secret’ that we’re showing on Movie Night on May 9th. We’d […]