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Richard Angell becomes Chief Executive of Terrence Higgins Trust
Richard writes his first message as our new CEO.
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Ian Green’s final thoughts as CEO
On his final day as Chief Executive, Ian Green OBE looks back on his past seven years leading Terrence Higgins Trust.
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Why Frankie joined our team of volunteer Ambassadors
Frankie has been an Ambassador since 2020 and has raised over £8,000 for our charity so far.
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Our non-exhaustive list of what happened in 2022: from the launch of opt-out HIV testing to stepping up on mpox
A look back at some of the challenges and achievements of the year for Terrence Higgins Trust.
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What is the meaning behind Cheddar Gorgeous’s 'pink triangle' Drag Race outfit?
Patrick McCann, who was in pressure group ACT UP, explains the importance of the pink triangle and Silence=Death slogan.
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Mayor of Bristol: we’re ready and waiting for opt-out HIV testing funds
Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol, marks World AIDS Day with a call for funding to be extended to the city for routine HIV testing.
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Our World AIDS Day 2022 message
Together we can be the generation that ends the HIV epidemic and eradicate the stigma associated with the virus for good, says Ian Green.
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Left out of ‘opt out’ HIV testing won’t do, says West Midlands Mayor
Andy Street calls for funding and action from the new Health Secretary.
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Breaking Barriers: Working with women of African and Caribbean heritage to break HIV stigma
Our Breaking Barriers project is a collaboration with African Families in the UK, designed to raise awareness of HIV and break down stigma.
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HIV in England: Addressing areas of unmet need
Our new report shines a light on ongoing unmet need within HIV testing, data collection, stigma and retention in care.
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One year on: Blood donation restriction impacting donors of Black African ethnicity removed in England
Our Director of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, Glenda Bonde, looks back at the FAIR (For the Assessment of Individual Risk) changes by NHS Blood and Transplant affecting Black people of African...
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It’s a Sin still reminds me of how our fight continues today
Arber Gashi on the importance of fighting for inclusive education and breaking down sexual health stigma, as inspired by the hit Channel 4 series.
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James Bushe: I am a first because of you
BBC Three’s Sky High Club pilot James Bushe thanks HIV organisation supporters for championing historic changes.