National HIV Testing Week

National HIV Testing Week 2019 resources now available

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Resources available for National Health Testing Week 2019

Free resources to promote HIV testing this National HIV Testing Week are now available to order.

This year’s resources include:

  • posters,
  • leaflets,
  • condom packs,
  • stickers,
  • display stands,
  • a limited number of T-shirts.

Take part in the campaign

This year, the campaign will feature celebrities and influencers promoting ‘Give HIV the finger: a finger-prick test is all it takes’, a continuation of the successful creative that we have run for the last two years.

National HIV Testing Week starts on Saturday 16 November 2019 and aims to promote regular testing among the most affected population groups and to reduce the number of people who are diagnosed late or remain undiagnosed.

We are inviting organisations to participate by running campaign events, providing extra testing opportunities, and promoting HIV testing and prevention services with our support.

Order your resources today

Get ready for National HIV Testing Week 2019

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This year, National HIV Testing Week starts on Saturday 16 November 2019.

National HIV Testing Week is a campaign to promote regular testing among the most affected population groups in England. This helps to reduce the number of people living with undiagnosed HIV and those diagnosed late.

This year, the campaign will feature celebrities and influencers promoting ‘Give HIV the finger: a finger-prick test is all it takes’, a continuation of the successful creative that we have run for the last two years.

We are inviting organisations to participate by running campaign events, providing extra testing opportunities, and promoting HIV testing and prevention services with our support.

How to get involved

We encourage you to do whatever is best for your local area and community.

  • Order and use updated National HIV Testing Week branded posters and resources in your service (available from Friday 18 October 2019).
  • Organise local testing events in clinics and as part of outreach in community settings.

To find out more about how you can support this exciting event, read the campaign briefing that is relevant to you: