Over 30 Years of Compassion, Advocacy, and Action.
From Staffordshire Buddies to Project 93: standing alongside our local communities since 1993.
Founded in Stoke-on-Trent on World AIDS Day 1993, Project 93 began as a grassroots response to provide emotional care and dignity to people living with HIV. Today, we provide accredited counselling, trans mentoring, rapid testing, and safe community spaces across Staffordshire.
The 6 Core Values Behind Our Work
These foundational principles guide our clinical practices, peer-led spaces, and regional advocacy across Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire every day.
1. Inclusivity
We are committed to creating safe and welcoming environments for all, where diversity is not just accepted but celebrated.
2. Empowerment
We believe in providing the tools, information, and support that help individuals and communities take charge of their wellbeing.
3. Empathy
We approach all our work with compassion, recognising the challenges people face and striving to provide respectful, non-judgemental support.
4. Education
We believe in the power of knowledge to reduce stigma and drive social change. We educate individuals to create a more informed society.
5. Advocacy
We give a voice to those who need it most, working to break down barriers and reduce inequalities in healthcare and society.
6. Collaboration
We work together with individuals, organisations, and communities to achieve shared goals, understanding that we are stronger together.
