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Terrence Higgins Trust to pilot new PrEP clinic in Brighton & Hove – PrEP2U

Terrence Higgins Trust to pilot new PrEP clinic in Brighton & Hove – PrEP2U

Terrence Higgins Trust is piloting a new PrEP clinic in Brighton & Hove. Called PrEP2U, the clinic runs on a Thursday evening between 4-7pm from their office at 61 Ship Street, Brighton, BN1 1AE.

Terrence Higgins Trust Brighton & Hove to pilot new service – PrEP2U

Terrence Higgins Trust Brighton & Hove to pilot new service – PrEP2U

At PrEP2U, you’ll get a full HIV and STI screen, PrEP, plus condoms & lube, advice and information and referrals for support.

Opt-out HIV testing launches at Royal Sussex County Hospital’s Emergency Department

Opt-out HIV testing launches at Royal Sussex County Hospital’s Emergency Department

All patients who attend A&E at Royal Sussex County Hospital will now be screened for HIV when having routine blood tests, unless they choose to opt out

Terrence Higgins Trust’s Ribbon Walk Brighton raises over £8,000

Terrence Higgins Trust’s Ribbon Walk Brighton raises over £8,000

The Ribbon Walk Brighton, organised by HIV/sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust, yesterday raised over £8,000 and saw people come together in the fight against HIV

Join Terrence Higgins Trust for the Rainbow Walk Brighton on Sunday, April 3

Join Terrence Higgins Trust for the Rainbow Walk Brighton on Sunday, April 3

Join HIV/sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust for a 10K Ribbon Walk, starting and finishing at Charles Street Tap, Brighton BN2 1TA on Sunday, April 3

Get your Covid vaccination with Terrence Higgins Trust

Get your Covid vaccination with Terrence Higgins Trust

Get your Covid-19 vaccination with HIV/sexual health charity Terrence Higgins Trust at THT Brighton, 61 Ship Street, Brighton BN1 1AE on Monday, March 14 from 10.30am – 2.30pm

Heterosexual HIV diagnoses overtake those in gay men for first time in a decade – signalling changing shape of epidemic as National HIV Testing Week launches

Heterosexual HIV diagnoses overtake those in gay men for first time in a decade – signalling changing shape of epidemic as National HIV Testing Week launches

For the first time in a decade the number of new HIV diagnoses among heterosexuals are higher than in gay and bisexual men, according to new figures for England from the UK Health Security Agency as National HIV Testing Week launches today (February 7)

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