Our response to the new Welsh Programme for Government
Last Updated:Our response to Wales reaffirming its commitment to ending HIV by 2030.
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Our response to Scotland developing a new HIV Action Plan
Last Updated:Our response to the news that Scotland is developing a new HIV Action Plan.
Our response to NICE’s decision not to recommend lenacapavir as PrEP
Last Updated:Our response to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) decision not to recommend lenacapavir as PrEP.
UK’s 2030 HIV targets at risk without cross-government action
Last Updated:National AIDS Trust warns UK's 2030 HIV targets are at risk without cross-government action.
Our response to Grindr HIV data lawsuit
Last Updated:Our response to news that Grindr have paid £26m to settle UK lawsuit over allegedly sharing users' HIV status:
Life-saving HIV treatment now available on the NHS
Last Updated:A new life-saving HIV treatment is now available on NHS, following a sector campaign.
Our response to the latest A&E opt-out testing data
Last Updated:Our response to the news that 2,000 unidentified HIV cases have been found through A&E opt-out testing.
Our statement on the latest UKHSA data
Last Updated:Our response to the latest UKHSA report.
Lord Chris Smith of Finsbury announced as Patron
Last Updated:National AIDS Trust today announces the appointment of Lord Chris Smith of Finsbury as its Patron.
Charter mark that tackles HIV stigma renewed for three years
Last Updated:HIV Confident – the charter mark for businesses and organisations to tackle HIV stigma – has been awarded a further three years funding.
Statement on sentencing of Adam Hall for intentional transmission of HIV
Last Updated:National AIDS Trust, the UK’s HIV rights charity, responds to today’s sentencing of Adam Hall for rape and intentional transmission of HIV.
Next Senedd could end HIV cases in Wales, say leading charities
Last Updated:HIV charities in Wales say the next Senedd could end the onward transmission of HIV, but the government will need to act urgently to reach this target.