Free news sheet which details Brighton local HIV healthcare stories and support. Includes sections covering aromatherapy, HIV service forums, medical matters, figures regarding HIV, positive news stories.

An invitation from Brighton Cares to Allan Cardew to the official opening of the Jack Tinker Garden on Friday 7th August 1998 at 12:30pm

Lunch Positive was established in 2009 as a weekly lunch club for people living with HIV and their carers. It provides a welcoming space where good food, meeting people and the chance to find out more about healthy eating are positive steps towards improved well-being. The club meets every Friday from 12 noon to 2.30 pm, with lunch served from 1 pm at the Community Hall, Dorset Gardens Methodist Church.

Get it sorted at Terrence Higgins Trust and Lunch Positive's new drop-in advice service for all people living with and affected by HIV, and enjoy a healthy and nutritious lunch at the same time. Free advice and information about issues affecting daily life, including benefit issues, housing, disclosure, food poverty, money troubles, isolation & loneliness, returning to work, lifestyle changes. Lunch Positive HIV Lunch Club runs every Friday from 12–3 pm. The advice drop-in service is on the first Friday of every month between 12–2 pm.

Weekly HIV community lunch club opens on Fridays from 12 midday until 3 pm. Lunch is from 1 pm and costs £1.50, or is free if needed. Come along at any time that suits you.

Lunch Positive provides HIV community support, including: Friday Lunch Club and Drop-in, Monthly Supper Group, Befriending & Buddying, Positive Times Wellbeing Programme, Eastbourne & Hastings Social Groups, Women's Group, Walk & Talk Therapy, Volunteering, Pantry & Food Bank, Home Outreach.

Newspaper article by Pat Moorman in Brighton and Hove Leader on January 17th 1991 expressing concern in the lack of money funding the Sussex AIDS Centre

Badge with Pride at Arcobaleno on. From Arcobaleno, a bar and restaurant that was on St George's Street, Kemptown, Brighton and is now closed.

Kitsch and Sync Production programme for Torch Song Trilogy by Harvey Fierstein, staged at Sallis Benney Theatre in October 1994. The programme notes that all profits from the production were donated to Brighton Cares. Contents include an introduction to Brighton Cares, cast and crew listings, a synopsis of scenes, interval information, and advertisements for local businesses.

Flyer advertising women's only hot and sexy sauna club all nighter Steamy! which ran from October 2005- August 2007. Held at The Amsterdam, 11-12 Marine Parade, Brighton from 10pm-6am on Friday 2nd February 2007. Facilities included sauna and steam rooms, with activities ranging from body painting to cruising.

A collection of poetry and prose relating to HIV/AIDS. Written by the Xpress Yourself Group, a creative writing project that was based at the Open Door service in 35 Camelford Street, Kemptown, Brighton.

Theatre programme for Brighton Cares 10th annual gala benefit for HIV/AIDS, titled 'TEN'. Contains information about performers, music performed and advertisements for local businesses.

Theatre program of The Boys in the Band by Mart Crowley and directed by Michael Padley which includes advertisements from local businesses with cast and production credits where all the proceeds from the production went towards Brighton Cares and helping support people living with HIV/ AIDS

Two black-and-white patches: one featuring 'DYKE', the other a heart on fire.

Sussex Club Barbecue