Events
Staying engaged and connected socially is a vital part of living well with HIV. Come join us for one of our regular social groups and community activities.
The PALS Project is coming to Bundaberg! We're bringing our Positive AOD Life Support workshops to Bundaberg — a space for people living with HIV to build real harm reduction knowledge and create personalised resources for safer living. Learn practical info …
Come along and meet members of your local positive community and QPP staff while they are in Bundaberg. Enjoy some light refreshments and let us get to know each other. It's a safe space to ask questions about us, and us …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
World AIDS Day is Sunday, December 1st this year. It starts with me. There are numerous events and remembrance vigils throughout Queensland in the process of being planned. alongside our annual Buildings in Red project. All events will be listed on …
We are co-designing our plan for the future. If you are living with HIV in Queensland, we'd love your help to shape our programs and services for you and the community by attending our online co-design workshop. We encourage you to …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
Join your local community and QPP for morning tea on the second Saturday of most months, from 9-11am. Open to all individuals living with HIV and their friends, loved ones, supporters, and allies, this social group aims to cultivate camaraderie and …
World AIDS Day is Sunday, December 1st this year. It starts with me. There are numerous events and remembrance vigils throughout Queensland in the process of being planned. alongside our annual Buildings in Red project. All events will be listed on …
World AIDS Day is Sunday, December 1st this year. It starts with me. There are numerous events and remembrance vigils throughout Queensland in the process of being planned. alongside our annual Buildings in Red project. All events will be listed on …
World AIDS Day is Sunday, December 1st this year. It starts with me. There are numerous events and remembrance vigils throughout Queensland in the process of being planned. alongside our annual Buildings in Red project. All events will be listed on …
World AIDS Day is Sunday, December 1st this year. It starts with me. There are numerous events and remembrance vigils throughout Queensland in the process of being planned. alongside our annual Buildings in Red project. All events will be listed on …
By participating in Queensland Positive People social group, Better Connect+ event, or training activity, I agree my commitment to these guidelines and understand that adherence is essential. Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in being asked to leave the event.
Guidelines:
If you have any specific needs in these social or learning settings, please reach out to the host or trainer who will be able to assist you. For more information please contact us.
Queensland Positive People acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the many lands and waters upon which we work and live, paying particular respect to the Turrbal and Jagera peoples of Meanjin upon which our Manilla and Ann Street offices are based.
We recognise that this land is unceded and has always been under First Nations custodianship. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and to future community leaders. QPP also acknowledges the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people hold in the communities we work alongside, and also acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who access our service and website.
