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Since its foundation in 1989, Wandsworth Oasis has provided support to – and challenged stigma towards – those living with HIV.
Using revenue generated by our nine charity shops located in London, as well as fundraising initiatives, we provide small and large grants to organisations providing direct support and prevention services to HIV positive individuals.
Which set are you choosing, red or green 💚❤️? Our Tooting shop on Trinity Road has put together these beautiful jewellery displays to show off some of their incredible stock! Wandsworth Oasis Trinity Road is THE place to find a curated selection of quality vintage and costumer jewellery.
#vintagejewellery #charityshop #poll #jewellery
Stop scrolling- you`ve found your new favourite spot for picking up books from bestsellers to vintage rarities. Just a short distance from gorgeous Clapham common nestled among plenty of coffee shops is Wandsworth Oasis Clapham. Pop in, pick up a book and enjoy a sunny afternoon reading on the common 💚
#bookstagramuk #charityshop #clapham #thingstodoinlondon #reader
Join thousands of participants coming together to challenge stigma, raise essential funds and increase awareness. The World Aids Day RED RUN is more than a race. It is a collective movement and community dedicated to support and solidarity. Take part, lace up your running shoes, and help make aeaninful difference for those living with HIV.
#REDRUNLDN #redrun2026 #TakeActionLaceUp #morethanarun
Your support enables us to continue our mission, not only assisting those living with HIV but also advancing towards a future free of new HIV cases. Every Purchase or donation no matter the amount contributes to building a better future.
#HIVprevention #hivawareness #wandsworth #sexualhealthlondon
Red run is the only event of it`s kind. It`s a space for community, for kindness and for making a real difference. Taking part in Red Run means being a part of something incredible and changing the lives of those living with HIV for the better 💚
#REDRUNLDN #redrun2026 #worldaidsday #TakeActionLaceUp
Donating to Wandsworth Oasis is easy, just bring us your unwanted good condition clothes, accessories, books or bric-a-brac and our lovely team of volunteers will sort, recycle and resell. Your old shirt might become someone`s new favourite, and the money we raise goes to support those living with HIV! AND if you Gift Aid your donation you`ll help us raise even more, at no cost to you!
#reels #fyp #donate #HIV #wandsworth
Knowledge is power! Knowing your status helps protect your health. An early diagnosis means effective treatment, a healthy life and zero chance to pass on HIV. It all starts with a test.
#knowyourstatus #hivtesting #takecontrolofyourhealth #hivawareness
These wonderful illustrations for World Aids Day REDRUN were created by Wednesday Holmes- Holmes is a Queer, working class illustrator and writer based in Brighton, UK. Their art practice explores multiple territories such as queer & trans solidarity, social justice, community care and mutual aid, radical ecology and more. Wednesday`s more central interest is in how art is used as a tool of resistance and connection in community. Wednesday initially started creating activist illustrations to educate and inform people about their experiences as a non binary butch lesbian.
#redrun2026 #REDRUNLDN #TakeActionLaceUp #worldaidsday #wednesdayholmes
Always listen to the doctors advice!
#reelsinstagram #reels #relatablereels #fashionstyle #charityshopping
We hope you all had a lovely time at London pride, our shops have been celebrating too! Pride may be over but we will always be proud! #londonpride #pride #wandsworth
World Aids Day 2026 RED RUN registrations are OPEN! Join an incredible community of people coming together to raise funds to support those living HIV, raise awareness, fight against stigma, and support and uplift each other! Visit Redrun.org.uk to sign up and make a difference!
#redrun2026 #takeactionlaceup #morethanarun #REDRUNLDN
Happy London Pride from Wandsworth Oasis, we hope everyone had a wonderful time yesterday! Let`s remember that the first pride march took place in 1972, when around 2000 people marched through London for the right to live and love openly, safely, and to be proud of who they are. In the 80`s and 90`s during the HIV/AIDS crisis, ignored and stigmatized by the governments and the media, the LGBTQ+ community came together to support each other and demand change. Their work built the services and support structures we have today, saving countless lives and changing the public`s understanding of HIV. This pride we remember that incredible work and the importance of continuing to support each other, raise awareness and #stopthestigma #hivawareness #pride #HIV