Well Well Well

26 Nov 2015

Positive Women/Touch Base

Alcohol & Drug Harm Reduction, Education, Government & Organizations, Health, Mental Health, Science & Medicine, Sexual Health, World AIDS Day

Jesse & Jack conclude this third and final part of a World AIDS Day series in a discussion with Autumn Pierce the Health Promotion Coordinator from Positive Women Victoria focusing on HIV from a female gendered lens.

Jeremy Wiggins from VAC also talks about the launch of Touch Base a national drug & alcohol harm reduction website for the LGBTI community.

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