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HIV Commission: six months on
Reflecting on the changes that have already occurred since the HIV Commission published its report into ending new cases of HIV in England by 2030.
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'Do the right thing' Hancock, says Ian Green
We call on the Health Secretary to commit to compensation for the survivors of the Contaminated Blood Scandal.
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Everyone living with HIV should be able to live well – that means good mental health too
For Mental Health Awareness Week, Shadow Minister for Mental Health, Rosena Allin-Khan MP writes for us about why mental health support must be included in the Government’s new HIV Action Plan.
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Your sexual health checklist as lockdown loosens
How to manage the risk of COVID-19 as you look after your sexual health this summer.
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Hearing the voices of the Macfarlane Community
How we're ensuring that former beneficiaries of the Macfarlane Trust are heard in our work.
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Marlon's TikTok mission to educate young people about HIV
We speak to 23-year-old Marlon, who was inspired by It's A Sin to post videos on TikTok about living with HIV.
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The mental health impact of HIV
Take a look at the life-changing impact of counselling for people living with HIV to mark Mental Health Awareness Week.
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Parliamentary allies help secure an HIV Action Plan ‘worthy of its name’
We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to end new cases of HIV but we need you to enlist the support of your MP.
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Introducing the Penile Papers
Dominic Myatt tells us about his new book of 'phallic scribbles', sales from which go towards supporting our work.
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Celebrating our services at Brighton and Hove
A big thank you to our amazing and hardworking at Brighton and Hove team.
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To help end new cases of HIV, we say no to the Nordic Model for sex work
Our joint response to the Sex Exploitation Bill, which would make it more difficult for sex workers to manage risk, including risk of HIV.
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Our response to the report of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities
The report’s omission of any references to HIV diagnoses in the UK or any recommendations on how to tackle this inequality is disappointing.
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‘We were all meant to be together’
As our Last Chance for Justice series continues, Bakita Kasadha talks to Beverley Tumelty, whose two eldest brothers died just months apart from each other due to the Contaminated Blood Scandal.