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.
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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.
UK governments must act for young people living with HIV
Last Updated:New report urges UK governments to act for young people living with HIV.
Funding challenges threaten Northern Ireland’s target to eliminate HIV
Last Updated:A funding crisis puts Northern Ireland's HIV 2030 targets and support services at risk.
Queue to nowhere: demand life-saving HIV treatment now
Last Updated:National AIDS Trust joins NHS workers and activists to protest NHS England and demand access to life-saving HIV treatment.
Scottish Parliament rejects harmful ‘Nordic Model’ bill
Last Updated:In a win for sex workers' rights, the Scottish Parliament has voted against this bill thanks to Scotland for Decrim's campaigning.
International Migrants Day
Last Updated:This International Migrants Day, we celebrate the inclusion of tailored health interventions for migrant communities in the HIV Action Plan.
Sex work decriminalisation vital for ending new HIV transmissions
Last Updated:National AIDS Trust are in full support of a briefing from Decrim Now calling for the decriminalisation of sex work.
Charities welcome Government plans for formula milk funding
Last Updated:Charities welcome funding formula milk and sterilising equipment for the infants of all women living with HIV.
The long fight for HIV rights and the 2030 challenge ahead
Last Updated:Robbie Currie, Chief Executive, reflects on World AIDS Day and the new HIV Action Plan.
Cabotegravir approval welcomed: now it must be made available as soon as possible
Last Updated:A simple injection six times a year can take us to the next stage in the fight against the HIV epidemic.