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Last updated:People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.
People living with HIV have clear legal protections. But legal protection only makes a difference when people know about their rights, understand what they mean, and feel safe using them.
A call to action for every Government department to play its part in ending new HIV transmissions.
Standards for a wide range of service providers across health, social care and community organisations for provision of psychological support for people living with HIV.
Sharing the experience of 265 people living with HIV about symptoms they experience which fluctuate over time and the impact on their daily lives
A resource for everyone living with HIV explaining psychological support
HIV is a disability. Many people with HIV find that their health places no limits on their ability to work, but for others complications related to HIV create a real barrier to finding and staying in employment.
This report explores the relationship between poverty and HIV, and highlights policies which may alleviate or exacerbate this poverty.
This booklet is a practical resource that provides information and advice for healthcare, voluntary sector and other professionals working with detained HIV positive asylum seekers in Immigration Removal Centres (IRCs).
A project aimed to review and recommend how commissioning and delivery of sexual health services in London could be improved.
A project aimed to review and recommend how commissioning and delivery of sexual health services in London could be improved.
An overview of national sexual health and HIV strategy in 2008