HIV/AIDS Care Support, Counselling & Patient Advocacy
Supporting and advocating for people living with HIV/AIDS through confidential peer support groups, treatment adherence navigation, and psychosocial care.
Positive Impact and Wellness Initiative (PIWI) supports and advocates for people living with HIV/AIDS through essential skills training, fearless anti-discrimination campaigns, specialised maternal care to prevent mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT), and strategic partnerships with government agencies and NGOs.

Paying special attention to the challenges faced by women living with HIV/AIDS through antenatal linkage, mentor-mother care, and PMTCT support.
Support, Skills, Anti-Stigma, Women/PMTCT & Partnerships
Safe, stigma-free counselling and care navigation
Preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV
Partnering with government health agencies & NGOs
Every programme, advocacy campaign, and partnership at Positive Impact and Wellness Initiative is anchored on five clear commitments to people living with HIV/AIDS:
To support and advocate for people living with HIV/AIDS so they enjoy dignified care, treatment adherence support, and psychosocial wellbeing.
To teach people living with HIV/AIDS important vocational skills, financial literacy, and health knowledge to help them live better, independent lives.
To speak out boldly against HIV-related stigma and discrimination in workplaces, healthcare centres, families, and communities.
To pay special attention to the challenges faced by women living with HIV/AIDS, specifically preventing HIV from passing to their children (PMTCT).
To partner with government agencies, local and international NGOs, healthcare institutions, and community groups to make a bigger, lasting difference for people living with HIV/AIDS.
Structured, ongoing programmes supporting people living with HIV/AIDS, championing women’s PMTCT care, teaching vital skills, and fighting discrimination.
Supporting and advocating for people living with HIV/AIDS through confidential peer support groups, treatment adherence navigation, and psychosocial care.
Addressing the unique health and social challenges faced by women living with HIV/AIDS, with a core focus on preventing HIV transmission from mothers to their children.
Teaching people living with HIV/AIDS practical vocational skills, financial literacy, digital skills, and self-care knowledge to help them live healthier, independent lives.
Pairing pregnant and breastfeeding women living with HIV with trained mentor mothers for antenatal adherence, safe delivery navigation, and infant prophylaxis follow-up.
An intensive training programme equipping women and youths living with HIV/AIDS with small-business skills, digital literacy, financial planning, and positive-living health education.
Wednesday, 18 November 2026 at 11:00 (WAT)
🌐 Online Event: Hybrid: PIWI Community Hub & Online via Zoom (WAT)
An interactive educational forum for women, expectant mothers, midwives, and community health workers on ensuring HIV-free births and supporting maternal wellbeing.
Tuesday, 1 December 2026 at 09:30 (WAT)
📍 Venue: Lagos Mainland Community Centre, Lagos
Join PIWI, partner NGOs, and public health agencies to commemorate World AIDS Day with anti-discrimination advocacy, free confidential testing linkage, and community solidarity.
With early antenatal care, consistent antiretroviral treatment, and supportive mentor mothers, women living with HIV can give birth to healthy, HIV-free babies.
Discrimination in workplaces, families, and clinics discourages testing and treatment. Here is how PIWI advocates for equal dignity and human rights for people living with HIV/AIDS.
Beyond clinical care, practical livelihood skills, health literacy, and supportive partnerships help people living with HIV/AIDS build resilient, independent futures.
Whether you represent a school, health institution, community association, or volunteer network, we welcome collaborations that create measurable wellbeing outcomes.