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The service is available to children, adolescents, women and men affected by HIV or hepatitis C, including family, friends and carers of someone who is diagnosed with, or at risk of, hepatitis C or HIV. MOSAIC provides counselling to individuals, couples and families and assists with information about, and referral to, relevant community or health services. MOSAIC also provides group work programs, including the Living Well with HIV and Living Well with Hepatitis C courses, which promote self management skills for living with a chronic illness. How can we help you? MOSAIC can help you in a number of different ways. We can:
Counselling Some of the issues you may bring to counselling might include:
Living Well courses Living Well with HIV and Living Well with Hepatitis C are exciting and helpful six week courses. You will come away from the course with increased confidence and skills in managing your symptoms and fighting stress, fatigue and depression. You will get new ideas and support about healthy eating and exercise, communicating with your doctor and other strategies and techniques to get the most out of life. Courses are run throughout the year. Hearing and language interpreters are available upon request. MOSAIC service brochure (PDF document) P.E.A.C.E. Multicultural HIV and Hepatitis C Services P.E.A.C.E. Multicultural Services provide information, education, advocacy and support services for individuals, families and communities from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Their resources include:
Hepatitis C and HIV Worker Training Project Relationships
Australia (South Australia) provides training to workers and
organisations working in the areas of hepatitis C and HIV, through the
Australian Institute of Social Relations. For more information, visit
the website: www.socialrelations.edu.au. Contact MOSAIC Relationships Australia (SA) TTY: (08) 8227 1859 MOSAIC is funded by the Government of South Australia, Department of Health through HIV, Hepatitis C Policy and Programs.
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It's time to advocate for Transfused Hep C victims. In the U.K compensation has been granted on compassionate grounds and the opposition did not oppose this. This leaves Australia as the only first world country to ignore its Transfused Victims. How about some proper ADVOCACY for these victims . Imagine it was your mother who contracted this after a short visit to hospital. Would you want her lumped in with the I.V drug users . I think not.
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