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LGBT+ History Month 2026
Throughout LGBT+ History Month 2026, we'll be celebrating the innovations in HIV treatment and prevention - whilst campaigning on the changes still needed to come.
Taking this year's theme of science and innovation we'll reflect on how the LGBT+ community has fought long and hard to ensure that those living with HIV can access treatment, live well with HIV and continues the fight to stop new cases and challenge stigma.
Read more People went from dying to living with the virus. It was incredible to see how lives changed almost overnight.
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Scotland could be first country in world to end HIV transmission, say leading charities
Charities have published a manifesto for ending new HIV transmissions in Scotland and are urging all political parties to commit to action ahead of the May election.
Changing a discriminatory law in Scotland
We’re on the way to successfully challenging and changing a discriminatory law in Scotland.
To end new HIV transmissions a whole government approach is needed
A new project by National AIDS Trust will set out clear priorities beyond the health service to ensure that no one is left behind in the goal to end the HIV epidemic.
Young people with HIV reflect on government action needed
Our young people advisory group reflect on the importance of young people involvement's in HIV policy and what they hope to see in the future.
One Parliament Left: A manifesto for ending HIV transmission in Scotland by 2030
Terrence Higgins Trust, Waverley Care and National AIDS Trust have published a manifesto for ending new HIV transmissions in Scotland.
Schools Pack
This pack provides guidance for school leaders, PSHE coordinators and teachers on HIV and a series of lesson plans aimed at KS3-4 students.