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This piece originally appeared in our newsletter, Trust Matters, in 2014. It was written by Chris Birch, an activist and friend of Mark Ashton. Chris died in 2021, aged 93, after a lifetime as a...

Yesterday, on 11 December 2025, Terrence Higgins Trust proudly confirmed Jonathan McShane as Chair of the Board of Trustees at its Annual General Meeting - marking an extraordinary milestone.

UKHSA publishes new evaluation of NHS England’s emergency department opt-out testing – an integrated bloodborne virus testing programme for HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. 

Four of our Positive Voices speakers highlight a personal hero.

When I was first diagnosed I felt like I was very alone and it was a really traumatic time for me.

There’s so much I love about My Community! Where do I even start? 

We’re celebrating the first anniversary of My Community, our free online space for people living with HIV in the UK.

I joined My Community for several reasons, but mainly because I had struggled in the past to find support after my HIV diagnosis.

We’re celebrating twenty years of Positive Voices: amplifying the voices and experiences of people living with HIV to help end stigma.

I was one of the first Positive Voices speakers for Terrence Higgins Trust.

My name is Sue Hunter, and I live just outside of Brighton. This year marks my 20th year of living with HIV.

It’s a key tool to bring down cases.

We’ve been responding to calls and questions about HIV and AIDS-related illnesses for over 40 years. We look at how our support has evolved since we answered our very first call in 1984.