Body Positive Dorset in the Future
Things at our new premises are progressing slowly. Most of the things that came back from storage are sitting in a big pile in the middle of the room we will use for drop-in on Friday afternoons, education, and counselling services. The decorating is also progressing, and we are waiting for the offices at the back of the building to finished before we can take delivery of new office furniture that has been ordered. Once the new furniture has been delivered and assembled, we can then get on with sorting out the boxes of files that came back from storage. We are awaiting quotes for installing intruder alarms and CCTV systems, once the quotes are in, we can go ahead with the best quote that fits our needs. We are now hoping to have a grand opening on World AIDS Day, Sunday 1st December. Following which we will be open for support by appointment on Monday to Thursday 10:00am to 5:00pm, and for Drop-in on Friday 12:30 to 3:30pm.
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An Introduction to Body Positive Dorset
Body Positive Dorset offers advice, practical support, counselling, life coaching, and information to people living with or affected by HIV regardless of sexual orientation. We aim to raise awareness and promote prevention through education in the community. We are a registered charity with a board of trustees, and a dedicated loyal team of managers, staff, and volunteers.
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Am very concerned at what the benefit system and their new assessments are doing to the people that do need it.....15 points to get ESA and well if you can watch TV and get up from a chair...u can work.....FFS #unfairsystem #whywhywhy #attackingthevulnerable
Am very concerned at what the benefit system and their new assessments are doing to the people that do need it.....15 points to get ESA and well if you can watch TV and get up from a chair...u can work.....FFS #unfairsystem #whywhywhy #attackingthevulnerable