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After last year’s incredibly special event, we are delighted to be bringing our flagship Drag Raise fundraiser back to central London on 3 July 2025. Trust us, you don't want to miss this.
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Charity Kase's story
Charity Kase, from RuPaul’s Drag Race UK season three, One of East London’s edgiest drag queens” – is known for her extravagant, sometimes disturbing, always hugely creative looks. Charity talked with us about drag, HIV advocacy and where she gets her artistic inspiration.
Read more Drag helped me process a lot of things. And it helped me project it out into the world as something positive and productive.Charity Kase
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The 10 Year Health Plan must deliver to stop new HIV cases
To make the vision of the Plan a reality, we must see sustained investment in the NHS, stronger NHS partnerships with community organisations, and a continued focus on tackling inequalities.
Position of HIV organisations on trans rights and the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s draft Code of Practice
HIV organisations have come together to call for the EHRC draft guidelines to be withdrawn
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HIV services at the crossroads: Scotland
This briefing warns that a funding crisis puts Scotland's HIV 2030 targets and support service at risk
HIV services at the crossroads
A voluntary sector funding crisis threatens UK’s 2030 HIV targets and support for people living with HIV