OUR MISSION
At Haus of Acceptance, we are committed to creating a safe, supportive, and empowering space for individuals living with HIV and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Through compassionate care, advocacy, and inclusive programs, we strive to break down stigma, promote holistic well-being, and build a future rooted in dignity, respect, and unconditional acceptance for all.
What Services Do We Offer?
Emotional Support
At Haus of Acceptance, we understand the unique emotional challenges faced by people living with HIV and members of the LGBTQ+ community. We offer a safe, non-judgmental space where individuals can access one-on-one support, peer connection, and community-based healing. Our goal is to uplift, listen, and walk alongside each person on their journey with care and compassion.
Practical Support
At Haus of Acceptance, we provide practical support to help individuals living with HIV and members of the LGBTQ+ community meet their everyday needs. From assistance with healthcare navigation, housing referrals, and transportation, to help accessing essential resources like food, clothing, and legal support—we’re here to ensure no one has to face life’s challenges alone.
Confidence Building
At Haus of Acceptance, we believe that everyone deserves to feel proud of who they are. Through workshops, peer mentorship, creative expression, and affirming spaces, we help individuals build self-confidence, embrace their identity, and develop the tools to thrive. Our goal is to empower every person to stand tall, speak up, and live authentically.
❊ Testimonials
A few words from our service users:
"I love getting involved in the different events and workshops the service has to offer . . . Its nice to know there is a support network and that I can be apart of it."
— Thomas
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"Coming here has helped me feel loads better and has improved my mental health. Ive started to come out of my shell and made me feel like i belong somewhere"
— Imogen
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"Glad to have found an Lgbtq+ group in my area. Really like all the projects we do there, also get to meet new people without being judged"
— Jazz
