This 92 page booklet offers practical and helpful advise on healthy ageing with HIV. Along with the basics of HIV, this booklet also covers the different medical challenges of HIV as people age, such as cardiovascular health, body shape changes, changes to bones, liver and kidney health, menopause etc. It also gives advice on different ways to manage social change.

This booklet describes the currently available antiviral drugs for the treatment and management of HIV infection. It also describes some common tests used to monitor the health of people with HIV, and how these tests can be used to help you look after your health, or make decisions about starting, stopping or changing antiviral treatments.

The basics of HIV prevention for gay men. This booklet provides information about looking after yourself and having fun at the same time, and explains how to avoid getting HIV and how to avoid passing it on to others.

This booklet provides information specific to HIV and hepatitis C co-infection. HIV and hepatitis C co-infection means that a person has both HIV & hepatitis C.

This booklet is for people with HIV who experience side effects from HIV treatments or other physical symptoms that may be due to HIV infection. It is intended as a guide to help identify the kinds of side effects that some people with HIV experience, and to provide suggestions on how to prevent, manage, reduce or eliminate them.

In 2011 Body Positive asked Barrister Prof. Paul Rishworh to give his opinion on the current legal liability of HIV positive persons engaging in sex.

This leaflet provides general information on HIV & AIDS and how HIV is Transmitted, as well as brief information about Body Positive and the services we provide to people living with HIV.

This leaflet provides information what Undetectable means both to people living with HIV and their sexual partners.

This leaflet provides information for those living with HIV, how you can stay healthy and have a good quality of life by engaging with effective treatment.

This leaflet provides general information on PrEP, how it works, how to start PrEP and the different types of dosing.

This leaflet provides information on the additional health risks and dangers associated with smoking for those living with HIV.

This leaflet provides information on Consent, Condoms, Testing, Undetectable and PrEP, all in a fun and friendly way that is geared predominantly towards children and youth.

This leaflet provides information on Positive Health, a healthcare scheme for people living with HIV in New Zealand.

This leaflet provides information on Peer Navigator Network. Working in partnership with healthcare teams, Peer Navigators assist the newly diagnosed by sharing their experience of being diagnosed, considering treatment and living with HIV.

Every human being has a fundamental right of the highest attainable standard of health. The right to health must be enjoyed without discrimination on the grounds of race, age, ethnicity or HIV status. When living with HIV you can stay healthy and have a good quality of life by engaging with effective treatment. Medication continues to improve but at the moment there is no cure for HIV.

People living with HIV take medication to control the virus to protect their immune system and live healthy lives. When the virus is controlled it cannot be passed on to sexual partners. Treatment makes HIV undetectable and uninfectious. These posters are available for display to help promote the campaign around NZ