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New Website for Immigrants Goes Live
Posted on: September 10th, 2008 by History Month

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The Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK largest HIV and AIDS charity, has launched a new website in an attempt to reach the large migrant part of the LGBT community. In addition to sexual health advice, the site features advice on the gay scene in the UK, how to get visas, work, accommodation and other tips for a successful time in the UK.

The site also offers downloadable leaflet in 6 European languages: English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and Polish

The website can be view at www.gaybritain.chapsonline.org.uk

Find out more here.

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