Projects

2023-2025: The project aims to address the persistent gaps and inequalities in HIV transmission control that remain essential to achieving the United Nations health development goals in some EU Member States.

2010-2024: For the third time, we will be the Hungarian partners in an international study on men who have sex with men (MSM) sexual behavior, HIV knowledge, screening and health care experiences, led by the Robert Koch Institute in Germany.

#workingpositively invites employers to commit to being visible role models in support of HIV-positive employees and other chronic illnesses. 

2018-2019: Our project targeting people living with HIV in Hungary included questionnaire and interview research, community meetings and a personal counseling service.

2017: We organized an intensive screening campaign for men who have sex with men (MSM), offering free HIV screening and counseling in LGBTQ venues in the capital and in rural areas.

2003-2010: Building on the experience of the Social Network programme, we implemented a prevention campaign among men who have sex with men (MSM) and young people who go to heterosexual nightclubs, based on the active involvement of opinion-forming members of social networks.

2003-2007: In the framework of our project, we carried out a prevention campaign in rural cities, based on the active involvement of opinion-forming members of the ‘gay scene’ (bar, self-help group, leisure group).

2002: in the framework of our pilot project, we localized a prevention method based on the active involvement of opinion-forming members, taking advantage of the characteristics of social networks.