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Donate to support people living with HIV this World AIDS Day

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A metal red ribbon pin badge with a Terrence Higgins Trust Heart logo incorporated shown against a black padded jacket.

It's more than a ribbon

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World AIDS Day is held every year on 1 December. It's a time to remember those we have lost to HIV. The red ribbon is the international symbol for HIV awareness and support for people living with HIV. But for our community, it’s more than a ribbon.

It’s remembering everyone lost to HIV.

It’s a promise to support people living with HIV.

It’s a pledge to end new cases of HIV by 2030.

It’s a stand against HIV stigma.

This World AIDS Day, as we remember those we’ve lost to HIV, join with our community to promise, pledge and take a stand against stigma for people living with HIV – because it’s more than a ribbon.

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A smiling Black man wearing a denim shirt with a red ribbon, alongside text reading 'More than a Ribbon' and the Terrence Higgins Trust logo.

Why your support matters

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We're the UK’s leading HIV charity providing support, advice, and information services to people living with HIV. We strive for a future where there are no new cases of HIV and where people living with HIV get the support they need, free from stigma, and able to take advantage of life’s opportunities.

With your support, we can continue to change the lives of people living with HIV whilst moving ever closer towards our goal of ending new cases of HIV in the UK by 2030.