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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Your Rights: A Guide to Human Rights and HIV

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Your Voice: A Guide to Disclosure and HIV

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Involving People in Services: A Practical Guide to Why and How

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Policy Networks Matrix of Scotland

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We're regularly updating information about COVID-19 (also known as the novel Coronavirus) as we understand that people who live with weakened or compromised immune systems may be experiencing an extra level of anxiety and uncertainty at this time.
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Consultation on Malicious Disclosure of HIV Status

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Our Chief Executive, Nathan Sparling, has commented on the news that the personal information of 37 people was leaked in an email by NHS Highland.
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HIV Scotland joined with Waverley Care, the Hepatitis C Trust, Hwupenyu and Terrence Higgins Trust to ask General Election candidates to back drug reform.
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HIV Scotland uncovered the practice, forcing Police Scotland to conduct a review and announcing a stop to the policy. HIV Scotland welcome the move, but say fundamental questions still remain.
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Sex, Health and Mental Wellbeing during COVID-19 Questionnaire

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