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We’re proud to be making our debut at RHS Chelsea to take visitors on a journey to the fear of 1980s to today when we’re aiming to end new HIV cases in the UK by 2030.

The statutory public inquiry into the Infected Blood Scandal, widely acknowledged as the worst treatment disaster in the history of the NHS, has been published today.

Terrence Higgins Trust's Chief Executive Richard Angell speaks on the soon to be released public inquiry report looking into the NHS' Infected Blood Scandal.

New data reveals that 50% of Britons would be uncomfortable kissing someone with HIV, showing prevailing beliefs are behind medical advancements.

The Scottish Parliaments Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee has written to Scotland’s Public Health Minister with a set of recommendations on combatting HIV stigma and meeting...

Danny shares the story of his HIV diagnosis and why he’s decided to raise awareness for Terrence Higgins Trust.

According to a recent survey nearly half of individuals living with HIV report experiencing discrimination when utilising social care.

We’re at a historic moment in the fight against HIV. Since the beginning of the epidemic, we’ve lost over 36 million people all over the world to the virus.

A year has passed since the recommendations were published and the Government has failed to deliver, but we're here to help.

Matt tells us why he is raising awareness and vital funds for our life-changing work.

If you're living with HIV and want to help shape how adult social care is delivered, complete our short survey and make your voice heard.

World-class art and experiences, including Bailey and Lycett’s items, are going under the hammer at our charity auction at Christie’s.

Tomas tells us why he is taking on 13.1 miles this April and how he is fundraising for Terrence Higgins Trust.