Living with HIV: Mark's Story
5 minutes
Take 5
All industries
Mark talks about the challenges of receiving a diagnosis of HIV, and how his employer made a significant impact on his wellness.
Description
Living with HIV has changed considerably since the epidemic began in the 1980s. Although still a chronic condition, when treated and managed with medication, people with HIV can lead as healthy and as fulfilling a life as anyone else. However, the stigma surrounding the condition remains significant, and the journey to wellness is not without its emotional and physical complications.
This course is designed to create awareness around the realities of living with HIV, from the possible side effects of the medication, to the mental health and emotional impact of a diagnosis - and offer guidance to employers in fostering a supportive and safe environment for any employee in their organisation who is living with HIV.
Features
- Awareness around the realities of living with HIV
- The impact it can have on a person's mental and physical health
- How employers play a pivotal role in supporting employees living with HIV.
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