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Useful numbers

These telephone numbers are provided for your information only. Their inclusion here does not imply a recommendation, nor can we be responsible for advice or information provided by other organisations.

THT Direct: 0845 1221 200

Monday to Friday, 10am to 10pm; Saturday and Sunday, 12 pm to 6 pm. The helpline is a national gateway to HIV services, support and information

George House Trust: 0161 274 4499

Monday 9am - 8pm, Tuesday - Friday 9am -5 pm. Supporting people living with and affected by HIV across the North West of England

UK Coalition of People Living with HIV and Aids: 020 7564 2180

Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm. Advice on welfare, housing, benefits, careers guidance, immigration and other issues for people affected in any way by HIV.

Positively Women: 020 7713 0222

Helpline staffed by HIV positive women, 10 am - 1pm, 2pm - 4 pm, Monday to Friday. A helpline for women and families affected by HIV.

PositiveLine: 0800 169 6806

Monday to Friday, 11am to 10pm; Saturday and Sunday, 4 pm to 10 pm. The helpline offers counselling and support to anyone who has recently been diagnosed HIV positive.

ACAS: 08457 474747

Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm. ACAS has a new single national helpline number to answer all your employment questions in one confidential phone call.

Community Legal Service: 0845 608 1122

9am - 5.30pm every day.
Established by the government, the Community Legal Service is designed to help people find free, local legal advice.

Disability Law Service: 020 7791 9800. Minicom: 020 7791 9801

Monday to Friday 10.00am - 1pm Monday to Friday 2.00pm - 5pm. Free legal advice to people with disabilities.

Disability Rights Commission: 08457 622 633

Helpline open 8am-8pm Monday -Friday. An independent body that works to secure the civil rights of people with disabilities. The Disability Rights Commission (DRC) is the enforcement and monitoring body for disability discrimination law in the UK.

Africa Advocacy Foundation: 020 7738 7238

Monday to Saturday, 9.30am - 5pm
The helpline provides support for anyone of African origin living in the UK who is either HIV positive or of unknown status. Advocacy and Information are also offered on Prevention, Treatment, Care, Immigration, Benefits and general welfare.

National African AIDS Helpline: 0800 0967 500

Open Mon-Fri, 10am - 6pm.
All calls are free and confidential and are available in English, French, Shona, Swahili and Luganda.

CWAC (Children With AIDS Charity): 020 7247 9115

Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm.
One of the main organisations providing services specifically for the growing number of children in the UK living with HIV/AIDS. They can provide information and advice about children and HIV/AIDS in the UK.

Jewish AIDS Trust: 020 8952 5253

Monday to Friday, 10 am - 5 pm. Offering an HIV/AIDS information service to the Jewish community, as well as education, counselling and support in connection with HIV/AIDS.

NAZ Project: 020 8741 1879

Monday to Friday, 10am - 5 pm.
Help and information on HIV/AIDS for South Asian, Middle Eastern, North African, Horn of African and Latin American communities, as well as Portuguese speaking communities. As well as employment advice and support services.

Scottish National Public HIV/AIDS Information Centre 0131 661 0982

Open Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm
Providing accurate, relevant and up to date information concerning HIV/AIDS to all those who need it, enabling people to make informed choices, and enhancing public understanding and awareness.

HIV I-base: 0808 800 6013

Open Monday to Wednesday, 12 pm - 4 pm, for information and advice on HIV-related medication and treatment.

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