Rainbow Fund become guardians of The Hankie Quilt To mark World AIDS Day 2018 on Saturday December 1, The Hankie Quilt was handed over to the guardianship of the Rainbow Fund to preserve for future prosperity.
TODAY: World AIDS Day Candlelit Vigil at 6pm The Mayor of Brighton and Hove, Cllr Dee Simson will lead representatives from over thirty community and statutory organisations in the reading of the names tonight at the Brighton AIDS Memorial.
Kemptown MP discloses his HIV status to help tackle stigma In a speech to the Commons ahead of World Aids Day on Saturday, December 1, Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven discloses his HIV status in a bid to tackle the stigma still associated with the condition.
THT calls for an end to stigma for people with HIV “As ending HIV transmissions in the UK becomes a reality, we must support those living with the virus to thrive, and end the stigma they face”, says national sexual health HIV charity Terrence Higgins Trust.
May, Corbyn, Sturgeon and Cable speak out for World AIDS Day Leaders of the main UK political parties issue messages of hope and solidarity for World AIDS Day, and outline necessary steps for the future of fighting the HIV epidemic.
Strictly’s Dr Ranj to open giant dance mat game for World AIDS Day Star of ‘This Morning’ and ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ Dr Ranj Singh will put his dancing shoes back on today, World AIDS Day when he will be the first to use a one-off dance mat which animates a dancing red ribbon on a giant outdoor digital screen.
London Boroughs commit funding to the London HIV prevention programme Ahead of World AIDS Day tomorrow (Saturday, December 1), London local government reaffirms its commitment to supporting those affected by HIV/AIDS and to ending new HIV infections in the capital by 2030.