Lunch Positive publishes its Snapshot Report for 2016, looking at activities that have taken place at the HIV lunch club over the last year.
The report includes comments from members and volunteers, and thanks supporters for all they have contributed to the project.
Lunch Positive became increasingly busy during 2016, with growth in membership and numbers of people using the lunch club, and people becoming volunteers.
Volunteers gave over 5,000 hours of time in 2016, and served a staggering 3,300 meals.
Despite improvements in treatments and prognosis for people with HIV, community based services such as Lunch Positive fill an important gap in service provision for people with HIV, and involve and support people in unique and meaningful ways that all contribute towards effective self-help, reduce the isolation and impact of HIV stigma, and improved well-being.
To review the report, click here: