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"Without this centre I wouldn't of had the life I have.
This place opened up doorways for so many people.
God bless this home away from home."
Mark TVPS service user
HIV support in Berkshire & North Hampshire
HIV support in Berkshire & North Hampshire
We can help! We support individuals and provide training and a number of other services.
We provide a great support system to people that really do need it, and we can’t do it without your help!
Are you, or someone you are close to, newly diagnosed? If so, please don’t panic!
Thames Valley Positive Support (TVPS) has been supporting people affected by HIV across Berkshire since 1985. With centres in Slough and Reading, and a virtual support service in North Hampshire, our support is vital due to the high prevalence of HIV in our counties. Our work encompasses HIV support, awareness, prevention and testing.
News from tvps HQ
Funding Awarded!
We are absolutely over the moon to announce that we have been awarded funding by Children in Need. This grant will support young people and families affected by HIV by…
Ensuring that no child in our area is negatively impacted by an HIV diagnosis within their family.
Ensuring that children from families affected by HIV have access to the same opportunities as their peers from negative families.
Ensuring the young carers we support receive recognition and support without compromising confidentiality.
Being able to offer such vital support to our service users will have a meaningful and lasting impact on their lives and we just want to say an enormous thank you to BBC Children in Need for making this possible!
Award nomination!
We are thrilled to announced that The HIV Podcast, the podcast that TVPS produces, has been nominated for a British Podcast Award 2024! We join some other fantastic finalists, in the Wellbeing category and we are keeping all our fingers crossed for a win on the big night!
Want to know more about our history?
Then head over and have a listen to ‘AIDS:The Lost Voices’
