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What we do

Queensland Positive People’s mission is to improve the quality of life of people living with HIV, and help reduce new infections of HIV and STIs.

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HIV Support – Life+

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HIV/STI Testing – RAPID

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QPP Initiatives

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Information

We provide programs and services including peer support and navigation, peer HIV/STI prevention and testing, HIV treatment and management, together with support and advocacy around stigma and discrimination, ageing and disability, mental health and community education. In short, we help people live well with HIV.

Treating HIV
HIV Testing
Peer Connection
Smoking, Drugs and Alcohol
Sexual Health
HIV Prevention
Growing Older with HIV
Information for Women living with HIV
HIV Stigma, Discrimination and the Law
Looking After Yourself
Recently Diagnosed
Undetectable = Untransmittable
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QPP is continuously involved in research, projects and developing information that can help people live well with HIV in Queensland.  Read the latest updates here.

  • Migrating to Australia Resources

    Migrating to Australia Resources

    If you are living with HIV and planning on coming to Australia, the National Association of People with HIV Australia (NAPWHA) have made available a resources page with links to information and articles of particular interest to people with HIV who are new to Australia. You may be able to…

  • QPP turns 37

    QPP turns 37

    Queensland Positive People celebrates our 37th Birthday! Founded on February 26, 1989, we’ve been leading the way with peer-led advocacy and support for the HIV community for nearly four decades. As we celebrate this milestone today, it’s incredible to look back at how much has changed, and how far we’ve…

  • Important Notice Regarding AI-Generated Information

    Important Notice Regarding AI-Generated Information

    At Queensland Positive People (QPP), we understand that many people use AI tools and search summaries to find quick answers about HIV support, prevention, and treatment. However, AI models can frequently “hallucinate” or provide outdated, generic, or incorrect medical and support information that does not reflect our specific services or…

  • Changes to My Health Record

    Changes to My Health Record

    Important changes to the Australian Governments My Health Record system From October 9, 2025, new laws mean more health information that was until now, typically not shared by default like HIV serology, will be automatically added to My Health Record (MHR). Changes include: It is important to note, your My…

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