Help shape HIV services for Black heritage communities in London

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Black Londoners invited to participate in important HIV survey
To improve HIV care and prevention services for Black heritage communities in London, PHAST, on behalf of the Do it London Campaign, is conducting a survey. If you are Black African, Black Caribbean, or Black British, over the age of 16, and live, work, or study in London, we want to hear from you! Your insights will directly contribute to shaping HIV services that work better for the community.

Why your voice matters
HIV prevention is critical for everyone, but it's especially important that services are tailored to meet the unique needs of different communities. The Black community in London is disproportionately affected by HIV, and it’s essential that prevention programs reflect the diversity of experiences, attitudes, and cultural contexts within the Black community. By completing the survey, you’ll be helping to ensure that HIV services are more inclusive and effective.

World AIDS Day and beyond
To coincide with World AIDS Day on December 1st, the Do it London campaign is focusing on promoting equality and addressing disparities within HIV care. London has committed to eliminating new HIV infections, preventable deaths, and stigma by 2030. This survey is a key step toward ensuring that HIV prevention services are not only effective but also equitable.

Marc Thompson, Brixton born HIV Activist and Lead Commissioner for the London HIV Prevention Programme, urges all Londoners to take action:
"Testing is free for all Londoners, whether you are a resident, student, or new to the city. Your participation in this survey can make a real difference."

Why this is important for Lambeth

Dr. Ruth Harris, HIV GP Champion, shares her perspective:
"In Lambeth, we continue to face higher-than-average HIV prevalence. with some communities experiencing a disproportionate impact. Achieving health equity means recognising these challenges and working together—health services, communities, and partners—so all residents have the support and services they need to live longer, healthier lives.”

Survey details
The survey takes just 10 minutes to complete and offers participants the chance to win a voucher as a thank you for your time and input. The deadline for submission is February 9th.

How your participation helps
Your responses will directly contribute to improving HIV prevention services across London. The more diverse and inclusive the feedback, the better the services will be at addressing the needs of Black Londoners from all walks of life. Whether you identify with different faiths, genders, sexual orientations, or cultural backgrounds, your perspective is invaluable.

Take the survey today
Help make a difference in the fight against HIV. Your voice is powerful. Click here to complete the survey now.

Black Londoners invited to participate in important HIV survey
To improve HIV care and prevention services for Black heritage communities in London, PHAST, on behalf of the Do it London Campaign, is conducting a survey. If you are Black African, Black Caribbean, or Black British, over the age of 16, and live, work, or study in London, we want to hear from you! Your insights will directly contribute to shaping HIV services that work better for the community.

Why your voice matters
HIV prevention is critical for everyone, but it's especially important that services are tailored to meet the unique needs of different communities. The Black community in London is disproportionately affected by HIV, and it’s essential that prevention programs reflect the diversity of experiences, attitudes, and cultural contexts within the Black community. By completing the survey, you’ll be helping to ensure that HIV services are more inclusive and effective.

World AIDS Day and beyond
To coincide with World AIDS Day on December 1st, the Do it London campaign is focusing on promoting equality and addressing disparities within HIV care. London has committed to eliminating new HIV infections, preventable deaths, and stigma by 2030. This survey is a key step toward ensuring that HIV prevention services are not only effective but also equitable.

Marc Thompson, Brixton born HIV Activist and Lead Commissioner for the London HIV Prevention Programme, urges all Londoners to take action:
"Testing is free for all Londoners, whether you are a resident, student, or new to the city. Your participation in this survey can make a real difference."

Why this is important for Lambeth

Dr. Ruth Harris, HIV GP Champion, shares her perspective:
"In Lambeth, we continue to face higher-than-average HIV prevalence. with some communities experiencing a disproportionate impact. Achieving health equity means recognising these challenges and working together—health services, communities, and partners—so all residents have the support and services they need to live longer, healthier lives.”

Survey details
The survey takes just 10 minutes to complete and offers participants the chance to win a voucher as a thank you for your time and input. The deadline for submission is February 9th.

How your participation helps
Your responses will directly contribute to improving HIV prevention services across London. The more diverse and inclusive the feedback, the better the services will be at addressing the needs of Black Londoners from all walks of life. Whether you identify with different faiths, genders, sexual orientations, or cultural backgrounds, your perspective is invaluable.

Take the survey today
Help make a difference in the fight against HIV. Your voice is powerful. Click here to complete the survey now.

Page last updated: 03 Dec 2024, 12:48 PM