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Looking for our address? Go to Positive Directions Offices - all our office details are located there.
If you are outside of Metropolitan areas, please call our 1800 number - 1800 422 313.
Positive Directions has a Nutrition Advisor (NA)/Dietitian available for PLHIV in Queensland. For more information about this service call the Nutrition Advisor on 3900 8000, or browse through the links here.
Nutrition Factsheets & Publications
Ask Our Dietitian - have a food/nutrition related question? Click here to access the Nutrition Bulletin Board. Type your question and our dietitian will respond within 7 days.
Positive Directions has a Mental Health Advisor (MHA) available for PLHIV in Queensland. For more information aobut this service call the Mental Health Advisor on 3900 8000. The MHA can link you with resources, information and avenues of support.
If you are interested in our Changing Lanes or LEAP courses, you can find out more by visiting our Wellness Programs page. You will find fact sheets and contact information at this link. You can also email a request for more information at PDinfo@spiritus.org.au
We offer a quality service by providing each registered person with a specailised team of staff with HIV experience in clinical care, social determinants of health, nutrition, mental health and resources. We also host, at various times through the year, three unique wellness programs in nutrtion and mental health. You can find out more by downloading:
Positive Directions Fact Sheet
Positive Directions Brochure
Positive Directions - What do we do? Information Sheet
Positive Directions - Client Information Handbook.
Can I provide feedback? Positive Directions welcomes your feedback on any aspect of our service. You can provide feedback to our State wide Manager via email VODonnell@spiritus.org.au, or via telephone (07-3900 8000). More information about providing feedback can be located on page 11 and 12 of our Client Information Handbook.
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An end to stigma
NAPWA and the National Centre in HIV Social Research is conducting an on-line survey. It is a first step in a program of activities aimed at putting an end to the stigma of HIV. You can find out more by viewing the research flyer, or by going directly to www.hivstigma.net.au