World AIDS Day: Cardiff Tree of Life Memorial Service

Open palms holding red ribbons.

Terrence Higgins Trust Cymru are proud to sponsor this year’s World AIDS Day Tree of Life Memorial Service in Cardiff. On World AIDS Day, 1 December, we’ll be contributing to the memorial service, alongside partners at GMB Union and Fast Track Cities. Attendees will also hear from speakers and performers from Ysgol Gyfun Plasmawr and […]

Terrence Higgins Trust Cymru investment in peer-support recognised by Welsh Government

The Welsh Government have provided an update on progress in delivering the HIV Action Plan for Wales. In his written statement to the Senedd, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, Jeremy Miles MS, referenced the investment that Terrence Higgins Trust has made to develop peer-support provision in Wales, including through the offering of My […]

Pride – a 10th-anniversary celebration

The cast of Matthew Warchus' Pride.

The film that told an unlikely but powerfully true story: how the London lesbian and gay movement came to the aid of the Welsh striking miners in 1980s, and how the friendship was reciprocated. To mark this decade of movie joy, Nathan Jones and the Alternative Orchestra hosted a special showing of Pride with a […]

Gareth Thomas tackles HIV stigma on Cardiff University campus by Richard Angell

We were proud to join rugby legend Gareth Thomas to raise awareness of HIV on the Cardiff University campus as part of the Tackle HIV’s Myth Bus Tour. Alongside Gareth and the Tackle HIV team, Terrence Higgins Trust Cymru spoke to the next generation about the importance of HIV testing, correcting myths and misconceptions about […]

New HIV Data shows 2030 goal in jeopardy for Wales

Welsh flag against a sky backdrop.

New figures published today by the UK Health Security Agency show 119 new HIV diagnoses in the Wales in 2023 – a 16% increase on last year. The statistics also show: The majority of new HIV diagnoses were amongst heterosexuals with 62% believed to have occurred as a result of sex between men and women. […]

Ending new cases of HIV in Wales

A letter written from Terrence Higgins Trust to Eluned Morgan.

Wales has a new First Minister and Health Secretary, and with them an opportunity to renew the Welsh Government’s ambition to end new cases of HIV by 2030.

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