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HIV + Liaison Group Meets This Week

WAAC Something to SayOn Saturday the WA AIDS Council is hosting a forum for people living with HIV.

If you’ve got something to say, and want to have input on the broader issues and things that matter to you, then don’t miss this forum.

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The discussions will be facilitated by Asanka Gunasekera, a WAAC Community board member and Darren Vernede a board member from PLHIV.

The discussion will be held in a friendly open environment. Light refreshments will be provided.

Saturday January, 18th 11am – 1pm WA AIDS Council 664 Murray Street, West Perth. Please RSVP to Lisa Tomney on 9482 0000 or ltomney@waaids.com by Thursday 16 January.

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