The Mortimer Market Peer Support team and the Bloomsbury Network invite you to the 7th of these interviews with Mina Kakaiya. Join them to discover more about Mina’s unique journey and her work supporting other women living with HIV.

Mina Kakaiya is a South Asian woman living with HIV and an activist and volunteer peer mentor. She has been involved in a number of HIV campaigns and teaches Emotional Resilience, Mindfulness, Peer Support, and Sexual Wellbeing workshops and talks. Mina has also been featured on Radio, BBC Asian Network, BBC Women’s Hour and Podcasts. She is an advisory board member of SAHAR (South Asian HIV Advisory Resource) which aims to provide ongoing advice guidance and/or support to organisations, charities, and community interests delivering services to South Asian people living with HIV or affected by HIV in the UK.

Mina is also the NW London Community Representative for the London HIV Clinical Forum with the overarching aim to review HIV care in London and provide clinical expertise and leadership on HIV to NHS England (London). She is dedicated to helping people harness their inner wellbeing towards personal transformational change to building resilience and leading fulfilling lives with a greater sense of purpose and passion.

This online event is open to Bloomsbury Network Members.

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