More information and support

The multilingual booklet, HIV. What you need to know, summarises the most current information on HIV, connecting community members with health service providers in NSW.

Available in eight languages, the free booklet was developed in consultation with our communities.

Click on the language to download the e-booklet.

To order free hard copies, click here to fill in the order form.

Our HIV Clinical Concierge Program provides support to people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, who are living with HIV.

Click to read the factsheet to know more about our free and confidential service.

For service provider	For client

Select a language to view it in your preferred language.

Arabic العربية | Chinese 简体中文 | Portuguese Português | Spanish español | Thai ไทย | Vietnamese Tiếng Việt

Watch the video to learn how to order a free Dried Blood Spot (DBS) testing kit online and complete a DBS test at home to check for HIV and hepatitis C.

Click on the language to view.

Arabic العربية | Chinese 简体中文 | Indonesian Bahasa Indonesia | Thai ไทย | Vietnamese Tiếng Việt

MyTest is a NSW Ministry of Health initiative designed to improve access to free HIV self-test kits through vending machines located across NSW. These self-tests provide a confidential and convenient option for individuals to check their HIV status.

MyTest multilingual posters

View or download the multilingual poster for easy access and sharing of this information.

MyTest multilingual flyers

View or download the MyTest multilingual flyer for detailed information and easy distribution.

For more information about HIV and testing, visit the MyTest website, with content available in

English, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Malay, Mandarin, Spanish and Vietnamese.

To learn more about HIV and ageing, relationships and having a baby, read the factsheets developed by Pozhet, with our support.

The factsheets are available in 10 community languages: Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Mongolian, Nepali, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai and Vietnamese.

• HIV and HAND — understanding HIV‑Associated Neurocognitive Disorder.
• HIV and Healthy Eating — nutrition guidance tailored for people living with HIV.
• HIV and Menopause — managing menopause with HIV‑specific considerations.