Sahir House

Sahir House exists to promote the health and wellbeing of: people living with and affected by HIV LGBTQ+ communities, including refugees and people seeking asylum across the Liverpool City Region and beyond. The charity seeks to achieve its objects by providing care, support, advocacy, education and practical assistance, and by challenging stigma, discrimination and health inequalities. Activities Undertaken to Achieve the Objects In pursuit of its charitable objects, Sahir House, operating as Sahir, delivers a range of specialist, trauma informed services and community led activities, including: HIV prevention, testing and support services Intensive support for people living with HIV with complex and overlapping needs Specialist support for children and young people living with HIV Support services for LGBTQ+ refugees and people seeking asylum LGBTQ+ peer support, social prescribing and community engagement Counselling and emotional support services utreach, engagement, research and campaigning activity Partnership working to influence policy, commissioning and systems change All services are provided free of charge to beneficiaries. In planning and delivering its activities, the Trustees have had due regard to the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit.