Positive East
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Printed on 20 September 2026
Positive East
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Who it is for
HIV+
How it is offered
In person and online
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About
Positive East offers advice and support groups for people living with HIV, helping them look after their health and wellbeing, manage their own care and regain independence. In East London, it runs prevention programmes that promote testing and safer sex practices to reduce onward infection. Its services also include benefit advice, HIV and STI testing, and regular events and activities for people living with and affected by HIV, and it welcomes volunteers and donations.
Practical details
Service area
Available UK-wide
Organisation addresses
Registered address
THE STEPNEY CENTRE
159 MILE END ROAD
London E1 4AQ
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Address source and checks
Registered address from the Charity Commission for England and Wales.
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- From the Charity Commission for England and Wales
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Registered charity number
1001582 (opens the Charity Commission for England and Wales register in a new tab)- Record refreshed
- Refreshed from the register on 6 August 2026
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