Positive Life on the move
After 20 years, Positive Life NSW Inc is moving house to co-locate with ACON and other key HIV organisations.
Since 1988, Positive Life NSW has worked to promote the rights, health and wellbeing of people living with HIV, including advocacy, support and education.
The move is designed to offer clients a ‘one-stop-shop’ for a range of health and information services.
“The relocation to our new premises will provide greater efficiencies for the agency and its constituents as well as access provided by being co-located with other HIV services," Positive Life NSW President Malcolm Leech said.
“Co-location will provide the agency and our constituency with a better synergy with organisations such as ACON, HALC and the AIDS Trust of Australia.”
Positive Life will move to the ACON building, 414 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills.
“I would like to take this opportunity to thank the City of Sydney, our current landlords, for all the support they have given us over the last twenty years,” Leech said.
- Tags: ACON, AIDS Council of NSW, HIV/AIDS, Malcolm Leech, Positive Life NSW, SX, Sydney
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