AFDO submission to the National Mental Health and Disability Employment Strategy.

This discussion paper explores the particular support needs of HIV positive parents and their children when accessing PLWHA organisations. It will also suggest ideas for increasing participation of parents in community programmes, events and management structures.

This poster presentation from the 2008 Pan-Pacific AIDS Conference examines a community arts project on the experiences of women living with HIV in South Australia.

The attached submission was made by NAPWA to the federal government's review of the pension system.

This document identifies the communication pathways of the NAPWA organisation. To begin, a brief history of the organisation and its key roles and activity is provided. This is followed by an overview of the organisational structure and examples of formal communication pathways that support the work of the organisation.

This report directly names problems and in some cases proposes solutions, around issues relating to stigma and discrimination, the ‘burden’ of illness, access to services, financial pressures, employment issues, access to services for people in rural and regional areas and peer support.

This paper was prepared after a special session at the NAPWA General Meeting April 2007 where NAPWA members discussed their response to concerns over sensationalist media attention surrounding recent HIV transmission cases.

The Care and Support Snapshot Survey (CSSS) prepared by NAPWA asks and then listens to the perceptions of a range of positive people. It includes a number of questions about service needs, constituency and representation, geography and the policy and advocacy work of NAPWA through the lens of positive people.

A policy paper outlining NAPWA's position on criminal prosecution for sexual transmission of HIV.