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A World AIDS Day survey shows that 74% of people living with HIV have experienced stigma or discrimination due to their status.

Together we can be the generation that ends the HIV epidemic and eradicate the stigma associated with the virus for good, says Ian Green.

It's unacceptable that interim compensation payments have not been extended to children, parents, carers and other dependants.

The speech took place at our World AIDS Day Westminster reception as Ian Green prepares to step down as Chief Executive of Terrence Higgins Trust.

Andy Street calls for funding and action from the new Health Secretary.

Supporter Dylan will be taking part in the Big Shave Off on Thursday 1 December to help raise vital funds for us.

We've teamed up with pioneering LGBT+ bookshop Gay's The Word to recommend five books on HIV.

We're committed to doing everything we can to ensure trans people are not left behind in the fight against HIV, and the delivery of better sexual health for all.

Rhys Goode becomes Head of Terrence Higgins Trust Cymru to help ensure the country meets its goal of ending new HIV cases by 2030.

Make your voice heard and tell us what it means to live with HIV in 2022.

The report, Not PrEPared, comes as seven people are still newly diagnosed with HIV every day.

Our Breaking Barriers project is a collaboration with African Families in the UK, designed to raise awareness of HIV and break down stigma.

Our new report shines a light on ongoing unmet need within HIV testing, data collection, stigma and retention in care.