This service provides a platform for individuals facing similar health challenges to come together, share experiences, and offer mutual support. Support networks are essential for fostering a sense of community, reducing isolation, and providing valuable information and resources to those in need. This provide a safe space for open dialogue, education, and advocacy on issues related to healthcare, treatment options, social stigmatization, and accessibility. Additionally, support networks facilitates the exchange of practical advice and emotional support among members who are navigating similar health conditions.
Peer Support Groups
Purple-Wellness Initiatives have trained facilitators who are peer support group dynamics, active listening also possess a deep understanding of the specific challenges faced by individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, and disabilities; We offer support in safe and inclusive environment, recognizing the diverse needs of individuals within our communities is crucial, we tailored support services to address the unique challenges associated with HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, and disabilities ensures that members receive relevant and meaningful assistance, Our peer support groups provide access to accurate information about medical advancements, treatment options, legal rights, and community resources. This empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their health and well-being. Understanding the cultural nuances and sensitivities within our society, we deliver through a culturally competent approach to ensures that our peer support groups are respectful of diverse backgrounds and beliefs.
Community Engagement
Purple-Wellness Initiatives Provides services by establishing connections with local communities, healthcare providers, advocacy organizations, and other stakeholders to expand the reach and impact of our members and also fostering a sense of belonging for them.
You are not alone
The help line have dedicated and well-trained personnel who are empathetic, understanding, and knowledgeable about the specific needs and challenges faced by individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, and disabilities. They are be able to provide emotional support, information, and referrals to relevant resources.
The Helping hand
The Helping Hand is a program designed to provide mutual support and assistance to individual who need extra help. This program is specifically tailored for individuals living with HIV, HEPATITIS C, and disabilities to provide companionship to individuals who may be experiencing social isolation or loneliness due to their health condition or disability, it also provide practical assistance to individuals by helping them with daily tasks such as grocery shopping, transportation to medical appointments, household chores, and other essential activities that they may find challenging due to their health condition or disability. PWI is unrelenting about to providing aid and resources to those who are most in need.
PWI provides information on treatment options, medication adherence, symptom management, and lifestyle modifications. We are focused in empowering our members with knowledge about their conditions, enabling them to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.
PWI plays a vital role in implementing prevention programs aimed at reducing the spread of HIV and or Hepatitis C. These programs often involve community outreach, distribution of educational materials, and organizing events to promote safe practices such as condom use and needle exchange programs.
Behold The Mirror
The emphatical Bi-weekly workshop of “Behold The Mirror” is designed to provide support and guidance to individuals who have been newly diagnosed. The workshop covers Interactive Sessions, Expert Talks, Peer Support Groups . This is a workshop that focus on to creating a safe and supportive environment for individuals to learn about living with HIV, access resources, and connect with others who are also navigating similar experience.
The workshop also ensures accessibility for individuals with disabilities by providing sign language interpreters, wheelchair access, and materials in accessible formats.
PWI promotes “behold the mirror workshop” to equip individuals with the knowledge, support, and resources necessary to navigate life after an HIV diagnosis and new experience of disability. the workshop seeks to inspire hope and resilience among participants.
SexEd
PWI provides sex education programs that address the specific needs and challenges faced by individuals living with HIV, Hepatitis C, or disabilities. These programs provides information on safe sexual practices, managing sexual health while living with these conditions, and addressing stigma and discrimination related to sexuality and illness.
Community Research
PWI engages in community research because it is a crucial aspect of understanding the needs, challenges, and opportunities within our community. PWI engage with community members to gather insights, data, and perspectives that can inform decision-making, policy development, and the design of interventions. This approach recognizes the expertise and lived experiences of community members, empowering them to be active participants in the research process. PWI treasures community research importantly because it aid us to supporting people living with HIV, Hepatitis C, and disabilities and allows us to tailor our services to the specific needs of our members.
Skills Development
Skills development is a critical aspect of human resource development that can have a profound impact on the lives of individuals living with HIV, HIV/AIDS, and disabilities. PWI play a vital role in supporting skills development by providing a range of services and programs that help individuals acquire new skills, knowledge, and abilities that can improve their quality of life, increase their employability, and enhance their overall well-being, such activities includes Vocational training, Life skills training, Computer skills training, Mentorship programs etc.
Treatment Support
Our individual treatment consultations help people living with HIV or hepatitis C make sense of the various complexities surrounding anti-retroviral medication. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by treatment-related decisions, we can help you understand their daily and long-term effects, as well as suggest tools to improve your overall health. We encourage you to reach out and contact us for a one-on-one appointment, which can take place in person, by phone or online.
Hunger Must Go
At PWI, we understand that the adverse effect of stigma, discrimination, exclusion and sickness is poverty, that is why we engage our community with Food banks, because it play a crucial role in addressing food insecurity and providing support to vulnerable individuals, including those living with HIV, Hepatitis C, maintaining a healthy diet is essential for managing their conditions and supporting their immune systems. PWI food bank programs tailored to our community need; we offer specialized food items that align with individual dietary needs.
