Ending new HIV transmissions in the UK would be a world first.
Club 2030 is a new initiative to unite passionate and determined individuals who can donate a minimum of £2,030 a year, or £170 a month, to help end HIV transmissions by 2030.
National AIDS Trust will lead the way, but your momentum will empower us to move past barriers and get over the line.
Be part of an historic achievement
Effective treatment means that people living with HIV can now live long and healthy lives, without the fear of passing on HIV to their partners.
The prevention pill, PrEP, can stop people from acquiring the virus in the first place. There have also been huge leaps forward in HIV testing.
But there is more to be done.
Our challenge now is to find every person in the UK who is living with undiagnosed HIV and provide them with the care they need. In this way, we can – and must – put an end to new HIV transmissions by 2030.
Only by working together can we end new transmissions by 2030 and eliminate stigma and discrimination beyond 2030. Collectively, we can create a near future where HIV is no longer a public health crisis. What an achievement to be part of.Robbie Currie, National AIDS Trust CEO
Together we can maintain pressure on Westminster and Governments in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, as well as work with partners across the health care system, so that we can slow down and eventually stop the spread of HIV.
Can we count you in?
To find out more please get in touch with our Partnerships and Philanthropy Specialist
