At NAT, the needs and rights of people living with HIV are at the heart of everything we do.

It's therefore really important that you tell us about issues that are affecting you so that we can make sure that our work is focussed on addressing the issues that matter most to you. Please tell us your issues and share your views with us. Your stories and experiences can help us when we're talking to policy-makers and decision-makers.

Positive Action 2008

On 1 March 2008 nearly 100 people living with HIV from around the country gathered together for the Positive Action 2008 conference. The event provided an opportunity for people to discuss issues such as employment, education, criminal prosecution, influencing services and stigma & discrimination.

As part of the day, attendees came up with an 'Agenda for Action', key steps to improve the lives of people living with HIV in the UK. This is featured in the report, alongside a summary of the day. You can read the Agenda for Action report here.

NAT would like to hear from conference attendees who have taken forward any part of this agenda, either individually or in partnership with their local organisation. Please email us at policyandcampaigns@nat.org.uk to let us know what you've been doing.

Key issues for people living with HIV

The topics discussed at the Positive Action 2008 conference came out of an extensive regional consultation led by UKC. NAT pulled together the outcomes of this process in a report, Key issues for people living with HIV. You can download a copy of this report - From a Positive Perspective - here.

Missing issues

Have we missed anything out that's important to you? Let us know by getting in touch