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Take Action. Lace Up: World AIDS Day RED RUN to take place on Saturday, November 26

Take Action. Lace Up: World AIDS Day RED RUN to take place on Saturday, November 26

Taking place on Saturday, November 26 the World AIDS Day Red Run is a 10K/5K charity fun run and 5K walk through leafy Victoria Park, East London to support essential HIV charities across the UK!

The Lawson Unit – Moving on up!

The Lawson Unit – Moving on up!

The next stage in the journey of the HIV outpatient clinic will be moving to the sixth floor of the brand new hospital building at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in the first quarter of 2023.

The Sussex HIV Chaplaincy: a listening ear, a friendly face and a supportive voice

The Sussex HIV Chaplaincy: a listening ear, a friendly face and a supportive voice

The Sussex HIV Chaplaincy launched on World AIDS Day 2004. It continues to provide a free, confidential service to anyone affected by HIV, regardless of their faith background.

Routine HIV screening at Royal Sussex County Hospital’s emergency department is helping to detect undiagnosed HIV in Brighton

Routine HIV screening at Royal Sussex County Hospital’s emergency department is helping to detect undiagnosed HIV in Brighton

HIV screening at the Royal Sussex County Hospital emergency department has helped detect undiagnosed HIV in the city and offer the chance for effective and early treatment.

Martin Fisher Foundation: innovation and impact

Martin Fisher Foundation: innovation and impact

We want to publicise the message that ‘if everyone tests for HIV, commences HIV treatment if diagnosed positive, or accesses effective HIV prevention if negative’ then we can end new HIV transmissions

Community HIV Specialist Service: supporting HIV positive people in Sussex

Community HIV Specialist Service: supporting HIV positive people in Sussex

World AIDS Day again – when we spare a thought for the looped red ribbon. This is particularly true of the HIV health and social care community, which includes our NHS Community HIV Specialist Service, which works across Brighton & Hove and West Sussex.

More to Me than HIV: normalising and desensationalising the reality of living with HIV

More to Me than HIV: normalising and desensationalising the reality of living with HIV

For as long as people living with HIV, (and even those not living with HIV), experience the detrimental effects of HIV stigma, our work is not complete. Stigma and the perceived threat of stigma prevent people from getting tested and even from taking their medication, scared that others will notice.

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