Michelle Ross on why we need to tackle the barriers which trans people face when accessing PrEP

PrEP

By Michelle Ross Michelle is the founder of CliniQ and Director of Holistic Wellbeing Services, with an overview of how its services work holistically, and she is the lead on CliniQ’s training programme. Michelle has been...

It’s time to paint a fuller picture on HIV in 2021

Rights equality and discrimination

By Kat Smithson Forty years after the first cases of HIV-related illnesses and deaths, knowledge and understanding of HIV among the public is often patchy and confused and significant levels of stigma and discrimination remain...

New polling shows HIV stigma still widespread

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Thursday, July 29, 2021

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HIV: public knowledge and attitudes

Together with research agency BritainThinks, we surveyed over 3,000 people across the country and ran six focus groups to find out what the general public knows and thinks about HIV.

Why migrants are a key population in the UK’s response to HIV

immigration

By Tamara Manuel In 2019, 62% of all new HIV diagnoses in the UK were among migrants.[1] People born abroad in the UK are disproportionally affected by HIV but up until now, there has been no shared understanding of the policies...

"When I was diagnosed with HIV, it didn't have that name yet" - speaking to Maurice Greenham on 40th anniversary of AIDS

Preventing HIV

Maurice Greenham speaks to Sean O’Neill, National AIDS Trust’s Community Engagement Officer, about living with HIV long-term as we mark 40 years since the first reported AIDS cases. 1. Tell us a bit about yourself....

Institutional, structural, and systemic racism are real and have a role in HIV

discrimination

By Deborah Gold, Chief Executive of National AIDS Trust I am deeply troubled by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities rejection of the existence and impacts of institutional and structural racism in the UK. The commission’s...

Why we believe in HIV rights

Human Rights

by Deborah Gold, Chief Executive National AIDS Trust is an organisation working to protect and defend human rights for everyone at risk of or living with HIV. We believe, alongside the World Health Organisation, that: “...

Statement: International AIDS Conference 2020 – possible HIV cure

Publication date

Tuesday, July 7, 2020

Today researchers from the Federal University of São Paulo and others presented evidence at the International AIDS Conference 2020 of the possible first long-term remission of chronic HIV-1 infection without myeloablation.

Deborah Gold, Chief Executive of National AIDS Trust, said:

The Government must tackle health inequalities if they truly believe Black Lives Matter

Human Rights

By Natasha Dhumma, Head of Policy & Campaigns and Rosalie Hayes, Senior Policy & Campaigns Officer The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic earlier this year has brought much uncertainty but if this period has offered some clarity on...

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Michelle Ross on why we need to tackle the barriers which trans people face when accessing PrEP

Michelle Ross on why we need to tackle the barriers which trans people face when accessing PrEP

It’s time to paint a fuller picture on HIV in 2021

It’s time to paint a fuller picture on HIV in 2021

New polling shows HIV stigma still widespread

New polling shows HIV stigma still widespread

Publication date

FTCI NAT logos.PNG

Media Folder

HIV: public knowledge and attitudes

Why migrants are a key population in the UK’s response to HIV

Why migrants are a key population in the UK’s response to HIV

"When I was diagnosed with HIV, it didn't have that name yet" - speaking to Maurice Greenham on 40th anniversary of AIDS

"When I was diagnosed with HIV, it didn't have that name yet" - speaking to Maurice Greenham on 40th anniversary of AIDS

Institutional, structural, and systemic racism are real and have a role in HIV

Institutional, structural, and systemic racism are real and have a role in HIV

Why we believe in HIV rights

Why we believe in HIV rights

Statement: International AIDS Conference 2020 – possible HIV cure

Statement: International AIDS Conference 2020 – possible HIV cure

Publication date

Today researchers from the Federal University of São Paulo and others presented evidence at the International AIDS Conference 2020 of the possible first long-term remission of chronic HIV-1 infection without myeloablation.

The Government must tackle health inequalities if they truly believe Black Lives Matter

The Government must tackle health inequalities if they truly believe Black Lives Matter