Welcome to SHEA
More than two decades have now passed since we all heard about HIV and an estimated 39.5 million people are living with HIV worldwide. The impact and spread of HIV is crossing borders, and England is not an exception. Today, HIV has a massive impact across African populations and yet it is entirely preventable.
Your participation in this survey will be anonymous and the findings will help your local and national African organisations in England improve the way they work to reduce the spread of HIV by focusing and responding to specific sexual health needs that are important to you and your community.
This survey has been commissioned by the National African HIV Prevention Programme (NAHIP) and is undertaken by Sigma Research.
Only 15 minutes of your time can change the face of HIV and sexual health; just click here to fill in the survey.
SHEA provides culturally appropriate sexual health promotion services to black and minority ethnic (BME) groups in Farnborough, Aldershot, Andover, Basingstoke, Winchester and nearby areas.
These services include:
- supporting individuals and families by providing access to advice on employment, benefits, immigration etc.
- providing HIV prevention, sexual health information and resources
- encouraging community organisations and supporting BME organisations
- referrals to other services.
FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL
SHEA aims to:
- ensure that the specific concerns of the black and minority ethnic communities (BME) are addressed
- ensure that service providers are aware of the cultures of BME groups so appropriate services can be provided
- encourage active involvement of BME communities in sexual health and other service provision.
For further information on SHEA, support or advice contact:
0800 075 1 057
email: shea@hchc.nhs.uk
All contacts will be treated in the strictest of confidence.
SHEA is part of the HIV Prevention Service. For further information tel: 0300 123 9117 www.hivprevention.org.uk