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This piece originally appeared our newsletter, Trust Matters in 2014. It was written by Chris Birch, activist and friend of Mark Ashton. Chris died in 2021, aged 93, after a lifetime as a journalist...

Yesterday, on 11 December 2025, Terrence Higgins Trust proudly confirmed Jonathan McShane as Chair of the Board of Trustees at its Annual General Meeting - marking an extraordinary milestone.

UKHSA publishes new evaluation of NHS England’s emergency department opt-out testing – an integrated bloodborne virus testing programme for HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. 

Four of our Positive Voices speakers highlight a personal hero.

When I was first diagnosed I felt like I was very alone and it was a really traumatic time for me.

There’s so much I love about My Community! Where do I even start? 

We’re celebrating the first anniversary of My Community, our free online space for people living with HIV in the UK.

I joined My Community for several reasons, but mainly because I had struggled in the past to find support after my HIV diagnosis.

We’re celebrating twenty years of Positive Voices: amplifying the voices and experiences of people living with HIV to help end stigma.

I was one of the first Positive Voices speakers for Terrence Higgins Trust.

My name is Sue Hunter, and I live just outside of Brighton. This year marks my 20th year of living with HIV.

It’s a key tool to bring down cases.

We’ve been responding to calls and questions about HIV and AIDS-related illnesses for over 40 years. We look at how our support has evolved since we answered our very first call in 1984.