A significant proportion of our voluntary income comes from trusts and foundations. We are extremely grateful to all those who fund us now and have funded us in the past.

The face of the HIV epidemic in the UK continues to change. According to the latest report from the Health Protection Agency, 91,500 people were living with HIV in the UK in 2010, with a quarter (24%) of those unaware of their infection. This is the highest number since records began. We estimate that by the end of 2012 this figure will have risen to over 100,000 people living with HIV in the UK.

As a result we have been, and will continue to, respond to the changing needs of those in the UK affected by HIV. We are grateful to all those trusts that have worked with us and welcome the opportunity to work with new partners.

You can find out about the trusts and foundations that we've worked the most closely with by clicking on their logos to the right.

Other supporters

These trusts and foundations make up just a small proportion of our funders, past and present. Other supporters include:

• The H B Allen Trust
• Hyde Park Place Estate Charity
• James Weir Foundation
• Jusaca Charity Trust
• Kensington & Chelsea District and Nursing Trust
• The Rowan Charitable Trust
• The Scouloudi Foundation
• The Volant Charitable Trust
• The John Ellerman Foundation
• Annandale Charitable Trust
• The H.B. Allen Charitable Trust
• Richard Cloudesley's Charity