National HIV Testing Week 2024
We are inviting organisations to participate in the upcoming National HIV Testing Week by running events, providing extra testing opportunities, online promotion, and signposting to HIV testing and prevention services.
To find out more about how you can get involved, download and read the campaign briefing:
Download National HIV Testing Week 2024 campaign briefing [PDF]
It Starts With Me: Get ready for a hot summer (2023)
The summer phase of the It Starts With Me campaign focuses on raising awareness of why and how to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) including HIV.
Download summer 2023 campaign briefing [PDF]
National HIV Testing Week 2019
We are inviting organisations to participate by running campaign events, providing extra testing opportunities, and promoting HIV testing and prevention services with our support.
To find out more about how you can support this exciting event, read the campaign briefing that is relevant to you:
Combination Prevention: We have the tools to stop HIV – Summer 2019
Information briefing on the summer phase of the It Starts With Me campaign, which focuses on combination prevention, and starts on Wednesday 19 June 2019.All audiences [PDF]
National HIV Testing Week 2018
The 2018 campaign slogan was ‘Give HIV the finger: a finger-prick test is all it takes’, a continuation of the successful creative from 2017.
These briefings provided information about the benefits of HIV testing and supported HPE stakeholders to get involved.
Combination Prevention: We have the tools to stop HIV – Summer 2018
Information briefing on the summer phase of the It Starts With Me campaign, which focuses on combination prevention, and starts on Monday 18 June 2018.All audiences [PDF]
It Starts With Me: ‘I can’t pass on HIV’ – Spring 2018
Information briefing on the next phase of the It Starts With Me campaign, which focuses on HIV treatment and how it stops the transmission of HIV.
All audiences [PDF]
National HIV Testing Week 2017
Information briefings on National HIV Testing Week 2017.
In the UK, people are testing more and using different ‘combination prevention’ approaches to stop HIV. However, late diagnosis is still a concern and HIV testing continues to be key in stopping HIV. National HIV Testing Week provides amplified opportunities for people to get tested.
These briefings contain more information about the benefits of HIV testing, the support which HIV Prevention England can provide to you, and how you can get involved.
We started something – Summer 2017
Information briefing on the summer phase of It Starts With Me. This summer, we are celebrating the progress which we have made in stopping HIV in the UK, while encouraging everyone to continue to play their part.
All audiences [PDF]
It Starts With Me: focus on prevention – Spring 2017
Information briefing on the next phase of the It Starts With Me campaign, which focuses on combination prevention strategies to stop HIV.
All audiences [PDF]
National HIV Testing Week 2016
Information briefing on National HIV Testing Week 2016.
Contains more information about the benefits of HIV testing, the support which HIV Prevention England can provide to you and how you can get involved.
All audiences [PDF]
Local authority professionals [PDF]
Clinicians and other primary care professionals [PDF]
Faith leaders and communities [PDF]
New-look It Starts With Me Campaign – September 2016
The national campaign has gone through a refresh. This briefing includes an update on the development process, details on upcoming campaign activities and other useful information.
All audiences [PDF]
It Starts With Me Update – March 2016
This briefing includes information on campaign videos and updated information about Treatment as Prevention (TaSP).
All audiences [PDF]
It Starts With Me Update – January 2015
This campaign briefing includes information on the 2015 national HIV Prevention England conference and an update on National HIV Testing Week.
All audiences [PDF]
National HIV Testing Week 2013
The rationale behind National HIV Testing Week and how to get involved.
All audiences [PDF]