Most members of Transforming HIV Resentment into Victories Everlasting Support Services (Thrive SS) can remember the date they tested positive for HIV as easily as their birthdays. And they’re marking…
In the reception area of the HIV clinic at University Hospital Lewisham, two women embrace. Clinical nurse specialist Marcia Barnaby has not seen Patricia (an alias), since she was diagnosed…
Kenya has the joint fourth largest HIV epidemic in the world, with 1.5 million Kenyans living with HIV. More than half of new infections are among those aged between 15…
Currently, 92% of people living with HIV in the UK have been diagnosed. 98% of people diagnosed are receiving treatment, and 97% of people receiving treatment having an “undetectable viral…
No more discrimination. No more HIV infections. No more AIDS-related death. These are the aims of the Elton John AIDS Foundation. To help meet them, we support frontline programmes that help alleviate the physical, emotional and financial pain of those living with, affected by, or at risk of HIV/AIDS.
Every donation to the AIDSFREE campaign will be doubled by the UK Government up to £2 million. Through UK Aid Match, the UK government will match every donation from the public, pound for pound, and this match money will be spent on Elton John AIDS Foundation projects in Nairobi and Maputo.
The number of people diagnosed with HIV at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London’s largest sexual health service, has dropped by nearly two thirds in two years….
Our battle is not finished, but our goals today would have been unimaginable two decades ago. No more discrimination. No more HIV infections. No more AIDS-related death. And no one gets left behind.
Globally, 37 million people are living with HIV. In the UK, 15 people are infected every day. Although HIV medical care is now excellent and affordable, more than 1 in 10 people living with HIV don’t know their status because they haven’t been tested. Andrew Bates was one of them.
