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We work to stop HIV from standing in the way of health, dignity and equality, and to end new HIV transmissions.
The World AIDS Day Red Run is back!
The incredible RED RUN is returning to Victoria Park, East London, on 21 November. Whether you run, walk or skip, join #TeamNAT today and make a real difference to the lives of people living with HIV.
Select to support National AIDS Trust when you sign up and raise the vital funds we rely on to keep fighting for the rights of people living with HIV.
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UK HIV statistics
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World AIDS Day 2026
World AIDS Day is a crucial time to raise awareness of HIV and remember those lost to AIDS-related illnesses.
Join us and Michelle Visage on 1 December and raise the vital funds needed to tackle HIV stigma and end new cases.
Order 100 FREE red ribbons and your fundraising pack for ideas, tips and resources to make your World AIDS Day fundraising a success.
Get your free red ribbons I wear the red ribbon to help raise vital funds for change.Michelle Visage
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Join #TeamNAT to raise awareness of HIV and make a real difference to the lives of people living with HIV
Become a corporate partner
Support National AIDS Trust through your company. Together we can fight HIV stigma and end new transmissions.
Leave a gift in your Will
Make ending HIV stigma your legacy
Lambeth: First council recognised as an HIV Confident Organisation
Lambeth Council has successfully completed the HIV Confident charter mark programme, making it the first council to become an HIV Confident organisation.
Our response to the new Welsh Programme for Government
Our response to Wales reaffirming its commitment to ending HIV by 2030.
One Year Later – disability benefits, HIV and the Timms Review
Oluwakemi Agunbiade reflects on the impact of the Timms Review and potential changes in disability benefits for people living with HIV.
“There is tremendous power in coming together”
Dan Glass shares reflections from the International AIDS Conference 2026.
HIV and Housing
A guide for local housing authorities to understand the needs of people living with HIV
Protected on Paper
People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.