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| 10 Asks from the UK Government — (AHPN) A compilation of the voices, issues, needs and thoughts of African communities living with and affected by HIV in the UK. |
21st Century HIV — (THT, BHIVA) Personal accounts of what it's like to live with HIV in Modern Britain. |
Contraception Spending Review 2009 — (Brook, FPA, THT) A review of how the extra money allocated for contraception services by the Department of Health has been used by PCTs in England. |
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| Disturbing Symptoms 7 — (THT, BHIVA, BASHH) This document reports how commissioners managed sexual health and HIV in 2008, and how specialist clinicians viewed their progress. |
Guide to Simple Campaigning — (THT) A simple, easy to understand guide to campaigning. |
Health Reform Briefing (Jan 31, 2011) — (THT) In July 2010, the Department of Health recognised Sexual Health as 1 of 3 key priorities identified by the public in response to The Coalition: Our Programme for Government on Public Health. This briefing seeks to explore how that priority has fared 6 months on and what the implications are for sexual health and HIV in light of the major health reform outlined in both the Health and Public Health White Papers and in the Health and Social Care Bill. |
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| Health Reforms - Before & After Comparison Chart — (THT) Comparison Chart of the Health Reforms announced by the Coalition Government 2011 |
Health Reforms - Before & After Comparison Tables — (THT) Comparison tables of who does what in the Health Reforms announced by the coalition Government 2011 |
HIV in Primary Care — (MedFASH) Essential information for GPs and the primary healthcare team in the clinical diagnosis of HIV; how to offer an HIV test and give results; the side effects of antiretroviral therapy and how to complement specialist care. |
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| HIV in the Public Health Reforms — (NAT) The aim of this NAT briefing is to outline the content and potential implications of recent Department of Health consultation papers. |
HIV Social Care: Regional Funding (2010-2013) — HIV Social Care funding 2010-2013: graph by region |
HIV Testing Action Plan — (NAT) A plan to increase HIV testing and reduce late diagnosis of HIV in the UK. |
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| Housing and HIV — (NAT) An overview of the impact housing has on the health and well-being of people living with HIV. |
Settlement Grants (2011-2012) — A list of local grants being rolled into the Formula Grant using tailored distributions. |
Settlement Grants (2012-2013) — (NAT) A list of local grants being rolled into the Formula Grant using tailored distributions. |
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| Shout Loud 2010 Survey Results — (Shout Loud) Thank you to all who participated in our 2010 online survey. This report provides an aggregation of the responses received and compares them with the previous survey in 2009. |
SHout Loud Leaflet — We've made a downloadable version of our leaflet for you to use and distribute in your community. |
SHout Loud Poster — We've made a downloadable version of our poster for you to use and distribute in your community. |
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| Standards for the Management of STIs — (MedFASH, BASHH) This guide from the Medical Foundation for AIDS and Sexual Health and the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV details standards for STI services. |
Tackling Blood Borne Viruses in Prison — (NAT) Outlines why it is important that Blood Borne Viruses such as HIV and hepatitis are dealt with in prisons, and provides a framework for how to best achieve this. |
The African HIV Prevention Handbook — (AHPN) A guide on how to apply the plan of action 'The Knowledge, the Will and the Power'. |
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| The AIDS Support Grant: Making a Difference? — (NAT) A review of the AIDS Support Grant, showing how it is used by Local Authorities and highlighting examples of good practice. |
The Economy of Sexual Health — (FPA) A review of the economic issues of sexual healthcare in the UK, and an economic model for increasing access to contraception and abortion. |
The Knowledge, the Will and the Power — (NAHIP) A plan of action to meet the HIV prevention needs of Africans living in the UK. |
