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All sites delivering C-Card consultations must attend C-Card training to ensure a uniform service throughout Brighton & Hove. Training addresses a range of issues relating to young people's sexual health and ensures that professionals delivering the C-Card scheme are confident and comfortable in their role. Sites issuing condom packs to young people presenting a C-Card are also welcome to attend this training.

Forthcoming dates:

• Wednesday 7 February 2018 

• Wednesday 25 April 2018

• Wednesday 4 July 2018

• Wednesday 10 October 2018

Training is from 10am – 1pm (all 3 hours must be completed) and held at School Clinic, Morley Street, Brighton. BN2 9DH

* Bespoke Training is available upon request. Please contact SC-TR.BrightonCASH@nhs.net or call 01273 690985 for further details

All enquiries should be directed to the email address above.

*To apply for this training email travis.cox@tht.org.uk.

This course is provided by the Terrence Higgins Trust. All enquiries should be directed to the address above.

Brighton & Hove has recently seen a significant rise in the particular types of sexualised drug use amongst men who have sex with men (MSM). This half-day course provides attendees with up to date knowledge concerning cultural and medical changes that have affected drug use and sexual risk taking amongst MSM, including PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis), PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), viral load and increased prevalence of smartphone app use and sex parties. This training also covers harm reduction practices and safer drug-taking, as well as brief intervention and behaviour change approaches to working with MSM and chemsex.

Interested in Health Promotion? View our Training Brochure for 2017-18.

*To register for this training email travis.cox@tht.org.uk

This course is provided by the Terrence Higgins Trust. All enquiries should be directed to the address above.

This full day course provides participants with a working knowledge to understand and support the needs of people with, and communities affected by, HIV. This session will cover basic biology, transmission, treatment, testing and prevention. The second part of the day will focus on the wider implications of HIV, including stigma co-infection, criminalization and living with HIV.

Interested in Health Promotion? View our Training Brochure for 2017-18.

*To register for this training email alice.booth@tht.org.uk.

This course is provided by the Terrence Higgins Trust. All enquiries should be directed to the address above.

Older people are the fastest growing group in the UK living with HIV. There are now up to 25,000 older people living with HIV in the UK, and in the coming years this number will continue to grow as people living with HIV age due to effective treatment and others contract HIV later in life. This group of people will rely more and more on support from formal services such as social care, care homes and sheltered housing as they age.

For more information see THT's Ageing Awareness Leaflet or visit the website.

Interested in Health Promotion? View our Training Brochure for 2017-18.