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What we do
Queensland Positive People’s mission is to improve the quality of life of people living with HIV, and help reduce new infections of HIV and STIs.
If you, or someone you care about, needs support to live well with HIV, click below to make a referral to us and we will get in contact.
The support you need if you have been recently diagnosed or have been living with HIV for some time.
They can have a significant negative impact on your health and wellbeing. Get tools to help here.
Looking after your sexual health is part of living a full and vibrant life. Learn more here.
To live the fabulous life that you deserve can take little more work when living with HIV.
HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day
June 5th is HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day (HLTSAD). We join the world i…
Saturday Brisbane BBQ
Join your local Brisbane community and QPP for lunch at our long running Brisban…
Positive Youth
If you are a young person living with HIV, come along and join us for our new Positive You…
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Migrating to Australia Resources
If you are living with HIV and planning on coming to Australia, the National Association of People with HIV Australia (NAPWHA) have made available a resources page with links to information and articles of particular interest to people with HIV who are new to Australia. You may be able to…
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QPP turns 37
Queensland Positive People celebrates our 37th Birthday! Founded on February 26, 1989, we’ve been leading the way with peer-led advocacy and support for the HIV community for nearly four decades. As we celebrate this milestone today, it’s incredible to look back at how much has changed, and how far we’ve…
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Important Notice Regarding AI-Generated Information
At Queensland Positive People (QPP), we understand that many people use AI tools and search summaries to find quick answers about HIV support, prevention, and treatment. However, AI models can frequently “hallucinate” or provide outdated, generic, or incorrect medical and support information that does not reflect our specific services or…
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Changes to My Health Record
Important changes to the Australian Governments My Health Record system From October 9, 2025, new laws mean more health information that was until now, typically not shared by default like HIV serology, will be automatically added to My Health Record (MHR). Changes include: It is important to note, your My…





































