PaSH (Passionate about Sexual Health)

PaSH supports people newly diagnosed with HIV, those living long-term with HIV, and those at high risk of acquiring the virus. PaSH provides a range of interventions and support with the aim of improving and protecting people’s sexual and reproductive health.

Medical advances now mean that HIV is a manageable long-term health condition when diagnosed early. PaSH seeks to provide support to individuals, address stigma around HIV and support Greater Manchester’s vision of ending HIV transmission within a generation.

It's a free and confidential service for Stockport residents and those living in other parts of Greater Manchester. The service is a collaboration between BHA for Equality, George House Trust and the LGBT Foundation:

• BHA for Equality offers free and confidential sexual health services for Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic communities

• George House Trust provides free and confidential support, advice and advocacy services for people living with HIV, including:

  • one to one services
  • group services
  • help and support if you've recently been diagnosed with HIV
  • money and debt support
  • peer mentoring

• The LGBT Foundation provides free advice, support and resources for LGBT people to take control of their sexual health and wellbeing

You can find more information at the PaSH partnership website.