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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.
Getting on track: Becoming the first country to end new HIV cases by 2030
The Government has the chance to achieve something incredible: make England the first country to stop the onward transmission of HIV, by 2030, without a vaccine or a cure.
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Winnie's story
Long-time HIV activist Winnie Sseruma tells us why it is so important that people understand how to protect themselves, and the important part that conversations with friends and family can play in the fight against HIV stigma.
Read more Stigma does a huge disservice to everyone. If people are not able to talk about their HIV diagnosis or their chronic illness, then they won’t feel able to get the help that they need.Winnie
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Outdated criminalisation laws are undermining public health
Our latest report explores how reckless transmission laws are understood and enforced in England and Wales.
HIV Glasgow conference: the path to ending HIV stigma
The Knowledge, The Will and The Power: Conference showcased the resilience, innovation, and determination that define the HIV community.
Getting on track
Becoming the first country to end new HIV cases by 2030
Criminalisation of HIV transmission
Understanding the impact