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Drag Raise is back!
After last year's incredible success, we are delighted that our iconic fundraising drag event will return this summer.
Hosted at Diageo's glamorous Luminist Bar on Thursday 16 July, expect a sensational night of drag, dancing and activism. Together, we can fight for the rights of everyone affected by HIV.
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UK HIV statistics
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LGBT+ History Month 2026
Throughout LGBT+ History Month 2026, we'll be celebrating the innovations in HIV treatment and prevention - whilst campaigning on the changes still needed to come.
Taking this year's theme of science and innovation we'll reflect on how the LGBT+ community has fought long and hard to ensure that those living with HIV can access treatment, live well with HIV and continues the fight to stop new cases and challenge stigma.
Read more People went from dying to living with the virus. It was incredible to see how lives changed almost overnight.
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Our response to the latest A&E opt-out testing data
Our response to the news that 2,000 unidentified HIV cases have been found through A&E opt-out testing.
Our statement on the latest UKHSA data
Our response to the latest UKHSA report.
The UN Political Declaration on HIV must reinforce UK action at home and abroad
James Cole, Senior Policy, Research and Influencing Manager, shares why the UN Political Declaration on HIV must reinforce UK action at home and abroad.
Young people and social media
Reflections on the proposed social media ban and the role of social media for young people living with HIV.
Prioritising quality of life in HIV policy
This HIV Outcomes UK briefing explores how quality of life for people living with HIV can be enhanced through England's 10 Year Health Plan and HIV Action Plan.
Breaking stigma, building confidence
Breaking Stigma, Building Confidence is a landmark report demonstrating the profound impact of HIV Confident over the past three years.