A Liverpool LGBTQ+ charity which has dedicated more than three decades to HIV support, prevention and awareness has vowed to stand strong in the face of mounting financial challenges.
Hope may be on the horizon for Sahir House, Liverpool's oldest LGBTQ+ health and wellbeing charity, after it was announced that it was to lose two-thirds (£200,000) of its annual budget to outside organisations from the Manchester area at the start of September.
CEO Anthony Hopkinson says the charity may soon benefit from funding from Liverpool City Council to replace some of the cash lost.
