We’re delighted to introduce a new series of video resources designed for Black and migrant women living with HIV, created together with the Phoenix Health Movement. Each video has been shaped by lived experience and aims to strengthen women’s confidence in navigating their mental health. The series shares honest reflections on the emotional impact of […]
Chiva has launched a new resource, Your Guide to the Standards of Care, designed to help families living with HIV understand the care and support they should expect from their healthcare team – from pregnancy through to age 25. This easy-read guide is based on the Standards of Care for professionals, which were extensively updated […]
A webinar with Dr Jennie Robertson about modern dating. You can watch a video of the presentation below.
The BHIVA guidelines on the management of HIV in pregnancy and the postpartum period 2025 have now been published and represent a complete revision of the previous edition. Several sections have been significantly updated, with the addition of new content covering HIV screening during pregnancy, strategies for preventing HIV acquisition, and preconception advice. A major […]
Dr Jennie Robertson explains about different attachment styles and how they can affect our relationships. She also explains how these are not set in stone and how we can change the ways in which we relate to others around us over time. This is Part 2 of Dr Jennie Robertson’s presentation. If you haven’t seen […]
Below is a list of upcoming HIV-related meetings, conferences and workshops. HIV i-base CHIVA Conference
4MNet is a member of the One voice network and the National Digital Inclusion Network and an associate member of Hackney CVS. 4M has partnered with other organisations and you can access more resources below: 2023 Find Your Four 4M Net members were involved in the co-creation of the incredibly informative Find Your Four resources. Developed and […]
In January 2020, as part of its 4M for Mental Health Programme, funded by MIND, 4M created a leaflet for mentor mothers and others, of organisations offering support. You can access this leaflet by clicking here.
We set up 4MNet to meet our priority of providing ourselves and our peers with psycho-social, perinatal support, as an essential part of our sexual and reproductive health and rights. This translates into positive outcomes for our babies, extended family and communities.
Core funding especially is an ongoing challenge for small women's rights organisations like ours and your support will go a long way in diversifying our income and sustainability to enable us uphold our Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights throughout our life.
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