National AIDS Trust, Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) and The Love Tank are backing the wide sex-worker led opposition to efforts to enshrine the ‘Nordic’ or ‘end-demand’ model for sex work in law.
National AIDS Trust's response to Department of Health and Social Care's new Office for Health Promotion announcement
Kat Smithson, Director of Policy at National AIDS Trust, said:
Men who have sex with men in a long-term relationship will be able to donate blood in England following changes to blood donation criteria announced by Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock today.
Deborah Gold, Chief Executive at National AIDS Trust, said:
Testing for HIV whenever blood is taken in England – regardless of the person’s gender, ethnicity or sexuality – is crucial to meet the Government’s pledge to end new HIV cases by its 2030 goal.
Kat Smithson, Director of Policy at National AIDS Trust, said:
Danny Beales, Head of Policy and Campaigns at National AIDS Trust, said:
Today (3 November 2020) Public Health England released Trends in HIV testing, new diagnoses and people receiving HIV-related care in the United Kingdom: data to the end of December 2019.
Deborah Gold, Chief Executive of National AIDS Trust, said:
Local authorities given vital funding information to progress uncapped PrEP roll-out from October
Budget cut for HIV prevention pill before roll out even begins in England – response from Terrence Higgins Trust, NAT & PrEPster
Today the Department of Health has told local authorities in England that the budget for rolling out HIV prevention pill PrEP has been cut by £5m. This follows the announcement in March that PrEP access would be uncapped in England from April of this year.
