Job opening: Lay counsellor focusing on HIV testing & counselling StepUP, a programme for People Who Inject Drugs (PWID), which is housed at OUT Well-Being in Pretoria, is currently recruiting… Read more »
Reversal of HIV epidemic among gay and bisexual men in UK For the first time there has been a decline in HIV diagnoses among gay and bisexual men in the UK.… Read more »
TEN81 & OUT at Pretoria Pride 2017 OUT and the TEN81 clinic had a striking pink presence at Pretoria LGBTQ Pride 2017. We not only informed… Read more »
It’s the TEN81 Mobile Services Vehicle! We’re excited to reveal TEN81’s new Mobile Services vehicle! It allows us to take a range of services directly… Read more »
TEN81 October 2017 Theme: Dealing with cheating & betrayal “Words mean nothing when your actions contradict...” – Uknown Many people are hurt by cheating in relationships. This month,… Read more »
Slamming – how to be safe Slamming is when you inject drugs, like crystal meth, when you have sex to increase pleasure (also known as… Read more »
Job openings at OUT OUT is more than 21 years old and serves the lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender (LGBT) community in Pretoria and beyond. We are… Read more »
Can new “smart PrEP pills” increase adherence among young people? PrEP can drastically reduce someone’s risk of getting HIV-by as much as 92 percent, according to the Centers for Disease… Read more »
TEN81 September 2017 Theme: Proud of who you are “No one is you; and that is your power” – Dave Grohl As we enter Pride season, this month OUT's TEN81 Centre… Read more »
In the corridors of power: SA’s LGBTI community now has a presence in Parliament In the years leading up to the realisation of the Civil Union Act, LGBTI South Africans played an active role… Read more »
Love Not Hate welcomes Jon Qwelane hate speech judgment The Love Not Hate campaign sees the recent judgment in the Jon Qwelane case as an important victory against hate… Read more »
Love Not Hate welcomes Jon Qwelane hate speech judgment The Love Not Hate campaign sees the recent judgment in the Jon Qwelane case as an important victory against hate… Read more »