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Peer Connection

Peer connection is a vital part of living well with HIV. It offers social and emotional support, helps combat stigma, and reduces feelings of isolation. Through sharing first-hand experiences and practical advice on managing HIV, peer-to-peer support not only educates but also empowers — helping people build confidence, resilience, and stronger connections with those who truly understand. 

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Women's
Peer Connection

Our women's peer connection group meets bi-monthly and provides a safe space for women living with HIV to connect and share. This group aims to build confidence, empower, promote a sense of belonging and foster meaningful friendships.

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Our Women's Peer Connection Group will be meeting

Monday, 3rd of November

10.30am - 12pm​

For location and further information please RSVP using the details listed below.​

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Men's
Peer Connection

Our men's peer connection group meets bi-monthly to support each other in a relaxed, non-judgmental environment. This group aims to help men feel less alone, express their opinions, access support and enhance overall health and well-being. 

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Our Men's Peer Connection Group will be meeting

Thursday, 20th of November

10.30am - 12pm​

For location and further information please RSVP using the details listed below.​

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Social
Events

Karumah Inc. holds social events throughout the year for people living HIV, with family and friends welcome to attend.  From casual coffee, BBQs, day trips and educational workshops, these events are about coming together and spending time with others who truly understand. 

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Interested in joining us for peer connection or have an enquiry about upcoming social events?

Please contact Serena - P: 0411 060 154  E: contact@karumah.org.au

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