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World AIDS Day Australia | Links

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Skip to site navigation. World AIDS Day Australia. The following organisations are affiliated with World AIDS Day. Page last updated: 17 November 2014. Http:/ www.waaids.com/. Http:/ www.shinesa.org.au/. Http:/ www.aidsaction.org.au/. Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine. Http:/ www.ashm.org.au/. Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society. Http:/ www.latrobe.edu.au/arcshs. Http:/ thealbioncentre.org.au/. Http:/ www.samesh.org.au/. AIDS Trust of Australia.

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Home | Pride March Adelaide

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Celebrate Adelaide’s LGBTIQ love, strength and diversity at this year's Pride March. Saturday 22 October 2016. At Light Square / Wauwi. There will be a DJ playing to get you in the mood to celebrate and commemorate. To Victoria Square / Tarntanyangga via Morphett St and Gouger St. See the. Map of the route. Find out how you can Participate. Individuals can just turn up on the day but we ask that Groups and Motorcyclists Register. For groups and Motorcyclists are due Sunday 25 September.

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Hepatitis SA | Other Useful Services

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Working with Hepatitis SA. Information Resources and Library. Liver Clinics in SA. Letters to the Editor. A specially funded clinic provides priority dental care for people with hepatitis C with a Health Care Card. Call Hepatitis SA on 1800 437 222 for a referral. Mental health information line. Clean Needle Programs in SA. For locations call the Alcohol and Drug Information Service, or visit the Hepatitis SA Hackney office. Community Access and Services SA. National, 24-hour telephone counselling service.

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About Us | Pride March Adelaide

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About Pride March Adelaide. Pride Marches worldwide celebrate the courage, solidarity, resilience and contribution of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer (LGBTIQ) people. Adelaide’s first Pride March was held 40 years ago in 1973 when homosexuality was still illegal. The 40th anniversary. Of that first Pride March was celebrated in 2013 with an exhibition and program of events based at the State Library of South Australia. Everyone is welcome to join in.

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Participate | Pride March Adelaide

http://www.prideadelaide.org/participate.html

Individuals can simply turn up on the day. We gather from 5:30pm in Light Square / Wauwi. And there will be a DJ playing. Participation in Pride March is free. We ask that Groups and Businesses register so that we can plan the order and logistics of the march. Registration is free and easy. First you should read the Participant Info. Then fill out the online Group Registration Form. Registrations are due by Sunday 25 September. First you should read the Participant Info.

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Support Organisations · Pete

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Pete needs your help. Pete is a new website aimed at providing information and resources to people who may experience anxiety and depression. To find out more and complete the survey! We all need a little extra support from time. Thankfully help is as close as your phone or your computer or your tablet or — basically anything else that lets you make a phone call or send an email. If you are in an emergency, or at immediate risk of harm to yourself or others, please contact emergency services on 000.

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40 Years | Pride March Adelaide

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The 1973 Gay Pride Week (GPW) was a national event with activities held in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney. The 40th anniversary of GPW in 2013 provided an opportunity to raise awareness of the early years of gay liberation, the various archival collections of GLBT materials in Australia and the importance of preserving that history. The Adelaide 1973 Gay Pride Week. Homosexual: Oppression and Liberation. The young Australian political scientist Dennis Altman’s book Homosexual: Oppression and Li...

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Support Organisations · Dale

http://dale.org.au/support

Dale needs your help. Dale is a new website aimed at providing information and resources to people who may experience anxiety and depression. To find out more and complete the survey! We all need a little extra support from time. Thankfully help is as close as your phone or your computer or your tablet or — basically anything else that lets you make a phone call or send an email. If you are in an emergency, or at immediate risk of harm to yourself or others, please contact emergency services on 000.