BE THE GENERATION THAT ENDS HIV STIGMA

10 YEARS AGO TODAY SELF TESTING HIV KITS WERE LEGALISED IN THE UK!

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IF WE DON’T ACT NOW
HISTORY WILL JUDGE US‼️ #StopHIVStigma

Call for registration: If you are a person living with #HIV , don’t miss the opportunity to attend the sixth National Conference for People Living with #HIV
Just a few more days to express your interest - surveymonkey.com/r/N5SQS2G#
Deadline: 31st March 
#OneVoiceMultipleExperiences

BBC News Report!
 Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery, they might be able to cut out HIV cells

 While there is still much more work to be done to ensure safety and effectiveness, this is a major step towards ridding the body of HIV entirely.

🚨The most recent UK-wide estimate is that 106,890 people are living with HIV in the UK in 2019. The more recent estimate for England is that there were 95,900 people living with HIV in England in 2021. Of these, around 4,400 are undiagnosed and do not know they are HIV positive.

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Do you know your status?

Let's have a serious talk about something that affects us all - HIV.
Did you know that symptoms may not show for months or even years? That's why it's crucial to get tested if you think you could be at risk.

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If you're looking to make a difference in your community and have fun while doing it, come join the Wandsworth Oasis family!

We're always looking for more volunteers to join us and help out with events and fundraising. wandsworthoasis.org.uk/volunteer-oppo…

Health Ministers @AndreaLeadsom and Rt Hon Andrew Stephenson MP got tested as part of #HIVTestingWeek 👇🏽

Testing is the only way to know if you have HIV or not, so there’s no better time to get tested.

Order your free test kit now: startswithme.org.uk

APPG on HIV, AIDS & Sexual Health Terrence Higgins Trust

People who are diagnosed late have been living with undiagnosed HIV for around three to five years, on average. This is why it’s so important to get HIV tested.
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🚂London's iconic Tube map is getting a major makeover!

But this isn't just about aesthetics, it's about celebrating the history and diversity of London. 🙌🏼 It's a nod to the Mildmay Hospital in Shoreditch, a pillar of support for Londoners especially during the HIV/AIDS crisis

There's still time to order a free HIV test for National #HIVTestingWeek .

Anyone in England can order a test which is delivered in plain packaging.

Test negative and end worries. Test positive and you can enjoy a healthy life – by testing early and starting treatment in time.

Record-breaking number of 102,168 people receiving HIV care in the UK in 2022. This is a testament to the tireless efforts of healthcare professionals and the support from our community. From 2013 to 2022, the number of people accessing specialist care for HIV has risen by 27%😲

Join us tomorrow at Wandsworth Oasis Amen Corner from 12-3pm and LearningLounge from 1-4pm in partnership with Wandsworth Council & Richmond Council for the fifth day of #HIVtestingweek
HIV testing, STI sampling, condoms, information & advice about Spectra and local services
spectra-london.org.uk/all-events/

This Saturday, we’re working along side SPECTRA
Offering free HIV tests

📆10/02/24
📍234-250 Mitcham Road SW17 9NT
🕣12-6pm
😊Free at our charity shop

Do you know your status?🤔
National HIV Testing Week is back- Monday 5th February - Sunday 11th February.

Visit our charity shop for a FREE HIV test
234-250 Mitcham Rd, London
SW17 9NT

Do you know your status?
National HIV Testing Week is back on Monday 5th February 2024 - Sunday 11th February.

Visit our charity shop for a FREE HIV test this Saturday
234-250 Mitcham Rd, London
SW17 9NT

It's time to act! Shop, donate and
repeat - these three steps can make a huge difference in
helping to support those living with HIV.
Every penny counts to us, so let's join forces to make sure
no one is left behind

🌟 THANK YOU! 🌟 Big Yellow we truly appreciate all your support🥰

On this day in 1987, a powerful message was spread across the UK: AIDS: Don't Die of Ignorance. This public health campaign, aimed to educate and raise awareness about the rising HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Today, let's remember the importance of staying informed