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'Back then, many people thought that HIV only affected gay men and people of colour. Sadly, some people still think that today.'　

I’m Alex – I’m gay, I’ve played rugby and I’m also living with HIV. 

Find out the difference your support makes and where your money goes.

Our ambitious five-year strategy sets out how we'll achieve our mission between now and 2030.

Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol, marks World AIDS Day with a call for funding to be extended to the city for routine HIV testing.

On his final day as Chief Executive, Ian Green OBE looks back on his past seven years leading Terrence Higgins Trust.

Taking HIV treatment properly is important because poor adherence can lead to the development of drug resistance.

The life of Terrence Lionel Seymour Higgins, who was one of the first people in the UK to die of an AIDS-related illness.

Four people from Terrence Higgins Trust and Positive East have received the Freedom of the City of London for their work to support people living with HIV.

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