Better, but not good enough: access to financial products for people with HIV

From the 1980s up until the early 2000s, it was nearly impossible for someone living with HIV to access insurance...

PIP: Promoting independence?

Ever since the abolition of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) was announced, we at NAT have heard a lot of anxiety...

The new drugs strategy: does it go far enough?

Last week the Government published the 2017 Drugs Strategy, the first national drugs strategy since 2010. The previous drug strategy...

“I gained a sense of myself again” – combatting loneliness and HIV

As part of the Jo Cox Lonliness Forum’s focus on loneliness and disability, Andy reflects on how specialised...

Don’t quit while ahead but invest to build on HIV prevention successes

In two years, investment in community based HIV prevention decreased by over a third in London. This coincided with significant...

The ‘HIV Panic’ Attack – from prosecution to persecution

Last month newspapers reported the trial and conviction of a man who had gone berserk in a Manchester hotel, during...

LAUNCH OF THE HIV MANIFESTO

We’re calling on the next government to stand with people affected by HIV 

Alongside nineteen other HIV organisations, NAT...

NAT lands Radio 4 charity appeal to broadcast on Easter Sunday

The NAT appeal will be broadcast on BBC Radio 4 on Easter Sunday at 07.55 and 21.26,...

We need to correctly identify trans people in the health system

To mark International Transgender Day of Visibility and the launch of NAT’s new report Trans* people and...

Should we worry about the effect of PrEP on STI rates?

One argument you see amongst those critical or worried about the introduction of PrEP is that it will result in...