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YouTube video by Zero HIV Stigma Day Zero HIV Stigma Day 2025 - "Love ends stigma"

We invited seven people living with HIV to have a conversation with their loved one about their relationship and navigating their journeys with #HIV.

Love ends stigma. Full film is now out on YouTube!

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#ZeroHIVStigmaDay #HIVAwareness #uequalsu #hivstigma

Telling your family you’re living with HIV can be emotional—but also empowering. Kuba & Jose share how they approached disclosure (or not), and offer tips if you’re considering having that conversation.

#AMAwithPride #Pride2025 #UequalsU #PrideStories

"It wasn't an individual. It was a system".

Our Lead Commissioner Marc Thompson joined others in sitting with family and friends for a beautiful, raw conversation about living with HIV and about HIV stigma.

The full video of this beautiful project by Naz is here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd2h...

Pride is about being seen, heard, celebrated and supported.

Rebecca shares what Pride means to her.

#AMAwithPride #Pride2025 #PrideWithPurpose

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Jose and Kuba talk about what Pride means to them, and why it’s so important to stand up for the Trans community.

#AMAwithPride #Pride2025 #HIVStigmaEndsHere #PrideVoices #LoveIsLove
@doitldn.bsky.social @tht.org.uk @metrocharity.bsky.social

Jonathon & Roland share their thoughts on the importance of Pride – and why it’s so important that HIV is a central part of the conversation at Pride.

#AMAwithPride #Pride2025 #UequalsU #HIVPositiveAndProud #PrideIsAProtest
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Against a two-tone yellow background read the words: London, let's prevent HIV together. Play your part. Test today. To the right is the Do It London logo.

Have I told you lately that I love testing?

Getting tested for STIs and HIV is easy, free, and confidential.

Protect yourself and your community.
Book a test today: doitlondon.shl.uk

#HIVTesting #KnowYourStatus

HIV Prevention for Black Londoners | Do It London Culturally relevant HIV prevention information and support for Black Londoners.

It is great to see the relaunch of @doitldn.bsky.social

We welcome their renewed commitment to addressing the specific health equity needs of Black communities in #London.

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What is PrEP?

As we reach the end of Pride month 2025, we want to highlight the incredible impact of PrEP as a game-changing tool in HIV prevention.

It's free, safe, and available to anyone who needs it. Learn more about how this daily pill can prevent HIV on the @DoItLondon page: vist.ly/3n86i22

Thank you! We're very pleased - and grateful to all the Londoners who contributed to updating it 😍

OK, who can name the four ways: Testing, PrEP, condoms annndd.....?!

A two-tone red backdrop showcases the outline of part of Greater London. In white, sitting in front of this are the words: London, let's prevent HIV together. Find out how at doitlondon.org

Together, Londoners can help end new HIV transmissions by 2030.

Pride. Progress. People.

Let’s keep going—together. Learn more at bit.ly/DILrelaunch

Three Londoners smile at the camera against an orange and yellow backdrop in the outline of Greater London. One their right is a logo that reads 'Do It London - let's prevent HIV together'

Do It London is the citywide commitment to ending new HIV transmissions by 2030. With your help, we can make HIV prevention part of everyday life for all Londoners.

Our campaign has been updated for 2025 in a process shaped by Londoners, for Londoners, featuring Londoners.

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"Take your time. You don’t have to tell everyone. Share with people you trust. And most of all, know that you are not defined by this", Adam told @pinknews.bsky.social. We can't wait to dance the night away with you at Drag Raise on 3 July, come and join us!

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I Kissed a Boy star: 'Living with HIV doesn’t define me' I Kissed A Boy's Adam Williams talks openly about being diagnosed with HIV and sharing his story on the reality show.

"Once you’re on medication, you can reach an undetectable status, meaning you can’t pass #HIV on. U=U (undetectable equals untransmittable). It’s science, it’s fact, and it’s a game-changer. " Thank you, Adam, for sharing your story and raising awareness!

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“In many ways, HIV saved my life”

Cahir's #HIV diganosis helped reclaim his life, and now he works as a peer mentor. "If you’re afraid of getting tested, do it. If you’re positive, I can tell you: life will go on, and it can be beautiful, full, and worth fighting for"

Read more:

nat.org.uk/about-hiv/pe...

We have a new full time SRH/HIV consultant post at Ealing hospital
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Robbie Currie, CEO of National AIDS Trust, Anne Aslett, CEO of the Elton John AIDS Foundation, and Richard Angell, CEO of Terrence Higgins Trust.

We have come a long way since the 1980s. Still, the fight against stigma and discrimination, to end new transmissions and for better lives with HIV continues, to honour Terry's name, alongside our colleagues at @THTorguk and many others in the sector.

Spotlight on sexually transmitted infections in London: 2023 data

New UKHSA data shows STI consultations rose 6% in London in 2023. Testing is up, positivity steady. Digital services like SHL.UK are key to meeting demand. We need smart investment, hybrid care, and strong prevention to keep Londoners healthy. #SexualHealth #DigitalHealth

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"If we do not continue investing in prevention, we are doomed to lose our fight to end AIDS” says UNAIDS Country Director in Mozambique Mozambique faces one of the world's most severe HIV epidemics, with 2.4 million people living with the virus, making it the third highest globally.

“If we do not continue investing in prevention, we are doomed to lose our fight to end AIDS,” says the UNAIDS Country Director in Mozambique, Philippe Serge Degernier , amid funding cuts.

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We are seeking a strategic and passionate leader to coordinate our team of workers in delivering an HIV prevention project in Southwark, specifically amongst Latin American (Spanish and Portuguese-speaking) communities.

Applications close 23rd June 2025 at 9am.

metrocharity.org.uk/jobs

In June and July, Positive East will be facilitating a workshop that’s designed to support and empower those living with HIV. The course is free to anyone recently diagnosed with HIV living in London.

To find out more, please contact mel.rattue@positiveeast.org

England will be the first country to offer a gonorrhoea vaccine – and London is ready.

We join BASHH and THT in welcoming this world-first rollout, starting August 2025.

#SexualHealth #LSHP #STIprevention

Thank you for sharing @doitldn.bsky.social - the situation is really critical as the voluntary sector tackles stark health inequalities often overlooked by mainstream services.

Two people wearing red coats and walking three dogs walk across a pier. Text on top of image reads: HIV Services at the crossroads: The role of the voluntary sector and needs of communities. Logos for National AIDS Trust and HIV Outcomes are on the top right hand side.

A funding crisis threatens services for people living with HIV & the goal to end new #HIV cases by 2030.

The latest #HIVOutcomes UK report drawing on evidence from HIV charities & people living with HIV, highlights actions needed.

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When was the last time you had an HIV/STI test? Book your next one with us today! Testing is quick, confidential and you will have your results within minutes. We test across East London so you can find the most convenient place for you! Book here - www.positiveeast.org.uk/hivtest/

The #UK can become the first country to end new #HIV cases by 2030.

Our joint report "Getting on track" lays out key areas the Government must prioritise in the next #HIVActionPlan to end new #HIV cases in the #UK.

Find out more on our website:

nat.org.uk/publicati...

To be Black in the UK already makes people vulnerable to racial discrimination in everyday life – the added burden of #HIV stigma can weigh down further on people’s mental health.

Read the latest #UnheardVoices report on our website:

nat.org.uk/publicati...

Don’t miss the new episode of "The #Hiv Podcast", from TVPS, out today!

Hear NAT's James Cole discuss the new #HIVOutcomes report which highlights the voluntary sector funding crisis.

Find it wherever you get your podcasts:

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This International Transgender Day of Visibility Positive East sends our love and solidarity to the trans and non-binary community. As trans rights continue to be threatened we call for people to use their voices to stand in solidarity with the trans community #transrightsarehumanrights

A heart in the colours of the Transgender Flag (horizontal from the top - light blue, light pink, white, light pink, light blue) sits against a pink background. At the bottom right sits the Do It London logo, and on the left are the words 'TODAY AND EVERY DAY WE SUPPORT THE TRANS COMMUNITY'

We stand alongside the #TransCommunity today and every day.

Sending love to every trans person.
We all deserve to be seen, respected and loved.

#transvisibility #LGBTQIA #TDOV25