HIV Scotland's Anti-Stigma Strategy: Road Map to Zero

The HIV Anti-Stigma Strategy: Road Map to Zero and Action Plan were developed through a collaborative multi sector approach. Formed by HIV Scotland to create a shared ownership over eliminating stigma, the Consortium brought together people living with HIV, people from key populations, and other experts to create a unified approach for Scotland. This work was funded by the MACAIDS Fund.

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The moment you say you’re HIV positive, your relationships
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Edinburgh Joins Fast Track Cities Initiative

Edinburgh City Council have today voted unanimously to sign the Paris Declaration, and Edinburgh has become the fourth Scottish city to commit to ending the HIV epidemic by 2030.
Ageing with HIV Expert Seminar: Stigma-free Social Care

This seminar was designed to bring together people living with HIV, key partners, decision-makers, and the third sector to discuss and address Stigma-free Social Care among older adults living with HIV.
Getting to Zero - The Campaign

This World AIDS Day, HIV Scotland and Waverley Care are teaming up to launch the Getting to Zero campaign. We want Members of the Scottish Parliament to take action to ensure that Scotland meets global targets to reach zero new HIV transmissions, zero HIV-related deaths, and zero HIV-related stigma by 2030.
Edinburgh set to join global initiative to reduce new HIV transmissions

Edinburgh City Council are being asked to join the global Fast-Track Cities initiative ahead of World AIDS Day.

Guidance for cost-sensitive HIV therapy prescribing

This is SHPN's Guidance for cost-sensitive HIV therapy prescribing in NHS Scotland - 2018 update.
HIV Scotland's new poster suite

Our new suite of posters covers PrEP, Testing, Living well with HIV and U=U. They are available to order, or download and print.
HIV Scotland's National Survey of General Practitioners

This report revitalises the discussion and presents the relationship between HIV and general practice in Scotland.
HIV and Education: Guaranteeing Lessons for All

Research into the provision of relationships and sexual health education in Scotland
National Involvement Standards Assessment Toolkit

Toolkit providing assessment surveys for people living with HIV and staff to measure meaningful involvement.
National Involvement Standards: Involving People Living with HIV

The National Involvement Standards provide a framework for greater involvement of people living with HIV.
Your Choice: A Guide to Confidentiality and HIV

With widened access to information, it’s important that you understand what protects your confidentiality.
Your Rights: A Guide to Human Rights and HIV

Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that we are all entitled to, regardless of nationality and citizenship.
Your Voice: A Guide to Disclosure and HIV

A person’s HIV status is private. It is your right to choose whether to tell someone that you have HIV.
PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) in Scotland

PrEP is an HIV prevention strategy that uses antiretroviral drugs to protect HIV negative people from HIV infection.