Who it's for:
Well Together+ Women is for women and femme-identifying people living with or affected by HIV across the Liverpool City Region. This includes cis women, trans women, non-binary folk, and those who may be newly diagnosed, long-term survivors, or seeking a safe, supportive space.
When is it:
We meet on the 4th Tuesday of every month, from 11pm to 1pm
How to get involved:
Fill in our online self referral form or get in touch by calling 0151 673 1972. Please let us know you're planning to come as places are limited up to 10 people. Sessions run each month.
Where is it?
Please get in touch to find out where we meet
EXTRA INFORMATION
Our Well Together Women group promotes positive physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing for people living with HIV.
We offer:
- Support with navigating HIV care and treatment
- A safe space to explore wellbeing topics such as mental health, relationships, identity, and self-care
- Activities and workshops led by trained staff and guest facilitators
- A supportive, non-judgemental environment where people can share experiences openly
Well Together+ provides meaningful opportunities to:
- Connect with others who share similar experiences
- Reduce isolation and build supportive friendships
- Access social events, creative workshops, skills-building sessions, and peer support
- Contribute to shaping future group themes and activities
We champion inclusion and equality by:
- Creating a safe, confidential, and inclusive space for all people living with HIV
- Uplifting voices that may be overlooked within wider HIV services
- Ensuring equitable access to support, representation, and visibility
- Challenging stigma and fostering a strong sense of belonging
The group meets regularly for a mix of:
- Facilitated group discussions
- Peer support
- Creative and wellbeing activities
- Informative sessions with healthcare and community partners
All sessions are free, confidential, and shaped by the needs of the people attending.
At Sahir, we:
- Provide trauma-informed, person-centred facilitation
- Ensure sessions are safe, confidential, and supportive
- Offer one-to-one support alongside group activities
- Connect individuals to additional services such as counselling, benefits advice, housing support, and sexual health services
- Advocate for the voices of people living with HIV within the wider community and health sector
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Everything shared in the group stays in the group. Confidentiality is central to our work.
The group is primarily for women living with HIV, but women affected by HIV (e.g., partners, carers) are also welcome to discuss individual needs with us.
Yes. All sessions and activities are completely free.
You’re welcome to discuss this with us beforehand. Many women attend their first session with support.
No come as often or as little as you need. You’re always welcome.