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Due to appropriate actions not being taken and the lacklustre monkeypox communication strategy, we have decided to withdraw from monkeypox communications meetings for 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...
We've announced a star-studded line up for our annual foodie fundraising event after party.
The night, which raised over £200,000 to support our work, featured stars such as Emile Sande, Stephen K Amos and Jake Shears.
Our policy on the aspirations for people of Black heritage in HIV and sexual and reproductive health.
Our response to the UKHSA's most recent figures, including the continuing impact of COVID-19.
Co-Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on HIV/AIDS celebrates success and set out four next steps.
The new Minister for Public Health and Mental Health makes their first speech since being appointed earlier this month.
'Act on monkeypox' campaign launches as more funding and resources are desperately needed for sexual health services.
Arber Gashi on the importance of fighting for inclusive education and breaking down sexual health stigma, as inspired by the hit Channel 4 series.
Ian Green, our Chief Executive, recalls how the Queen worked to tackle HIV stigma and support HIV care.
Ian Green is to step down as Chief Executive of Terrence Higgins Trust – more than 25 years on from his own HIV diagnosis and after almost seven years in the role.
BBC Three’s Sky High Club pilot James Bushe thanks HIV organisation supporters for championing historic changes.
