CAPS are a network of Christians in Britain and Ireland promoting HIV prevention and support. CAPS aims to be a voice in the church for people living with HIV / AIDS, as well as a Catholic voice in the world of HIV / AIDS.
CAPS Objectives:
- to promote education and prevention, treatment, care and relevant pastoral ministry for all those living with and affected by HIV/AIDS, particularly but not exclusively in the UK and Ireland.
- to promote the practical, financial, emotional, spiritual, sacramental and pastoral needs of people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS and to develop appropriate responses.
- to promote continuing reflection on all aspects of ethical, theological, and other challenges raised by HIV/AIDs, not least issues of social justice, through publication, seminars, and other relevant means.
CAPS also produce videos and resources for those living with HIV/AIDS, in their Positive Faith project.
Find out more: caps-uk.org
Stories featuring Catholics for AIDS Prevention and Support (CAPS)
Supporting those with HIV, in the age of COVID-19
How can we respond to the many distinct signs of suffering appearing in the wake of COVID-19?
Aug 28 2020
Catholics for Aids Prevention and Support: the last pastoral frontline
Ageing and long-term effects are emerging as issues for the HIV positive community. CAPS are the last remaining charity responding to pastoral and spiritual needs.
Feb 23 2020
HIV Diagnosis: A Gethsemane Experience
Considering the experience of an HIV diagnosis through the Cross, and the lens of Passionist spirituality.
Apr 10 2019