HWUPENYU Health and Wellbeing Project
The Health & Wellbeing Project for People Living With HIV

HWUPENYU Health and Wellbeing is a service user community based project and caters for Black Minority Ethnic communities living in Scotland infected and affected by HIV, Bloodborne Viruses, and other related health conditions. Hwupenyu Health and Wellbeing Project will allow Black Minority Ethnic communities living with HIV in Scotland to have a space where they can be themselves and have a voice about their own health and lives.

Our Team

Our team is trained to deal with culturally sensitive issues around sexual health and can speak different languages ranging from English, French, Portuguese, Shona, Ndebele, Chichewa,Swahili, Zulu, Nyanja, Igbo, Bemba, Yoruba and Tswana. HWUPENYU Project values partnership working with other organisations and services both working directly or indirectly with our focus group.

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About Us

HWUPENYU means 'life', and the project will assist people living with HIV, Bloodborne Viruses, sexual health infections and other related health problems such as high cholesterol levels, weight management, depression, mental health problems etc. HWUPENYU will help fill in a gap and reduce health inequalities between the Black Minority Ethnic communities living in Scotland and the indigenous population.

Living With HIV

HIV diagnosis can be difficult and stressful. We are here if you are simply looking for someone to talk to? or need advice about your condition and your options. We are also able to connect like minded people who want to meet positive people with a similar cultural backgrounds to theirs to enable them to share their exoperiences with someone they can relate to.
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How to get in touch with us

Adelphi Centre
Office No 28/28A
12 Commercial Road
GLASGOW 
​G5 0PQ

Tel:
0141 418 0940

Email: 
info@hwupenyuproject.org