Sites for gay men

There's lots of information about how HIV actually moves between gay men during sex - and that can make it hard for men to get a clear grip of the facts. Our new website aims to give men the facts they need to make their own decisions in clear, explicit language that they understand.

www.chapsonline.org.uk/biology

Although HIV has been around the gay community for a long time some myths still persist. Our new website seeks to bust those myths and show men the facts - facts which will empower them to take control of their sexual health and get the most out their sex lives.

www.betterclinics.co.uk

Our website uses videos, diaries and resources put together by HIV positive gay men to help others through the sometimes difficult changes that a positive diagnosis can make to our lives. It's your chance to meet these gay men, share their experiences, and ask them questions.

www.tht.org.uk/whatnext

Migrant gay men face all kinds of barriers to a healthy sex life - not only those of a new language and culture but also the stigma that can be associated with their sexuality, whether in the area they are leaving, or where they arrive.

Our new website hopes to redress that balance and empower migrant gay men with basic knowledge, in their own language, about sexual health and life generally in the UK.

www.chapsonline.org.uk/gaybritain

A lot of positive gay men use recreational drugs - but how do these drugs interact with retrovirals? We've produced Drugfucked to answer this question in a fun, interactive way and to further inform men about the drugs they take. Drugfucked aims to empower gay men so that they can make informed choices about their drug use, medication, and sexual health.

www.tht.org.uk/drugfucked

As a gay man you've got particular needs as regarding healthcare. This website gives you the information and resources to help you get the most from the healthcare systems in the UK.

www.chapsonline.org.uk/gpsandgaymen

A campaign aiming to help gay men make the most of condoms and to increase their options for condom use by making them aware of their options.

www.chapsonline.org.uk/getiton

Advice, support and information for young gay men. You can access information and advice about sex, relationships, coming out, sexual health and social groups near you.

www.ygm.org.uk

Post Exposure Prophylaxis or PEP is a course of drugs which can prevent HIV from taking hold in a person after they've been exposed to the virus - find out more here.

www.chapsonline.org.uk/pep

Information and advice for gay men about sexually transmitted infections - this website provides information about the signs and symptoms of STIs and their treatment.

www.chapsonline.org.uk/infections

Hepatitis A, B and C are more widespread amongst the male gay community - this campaign aims to reduce their spread by educating people about the viruses.

www.hepinfo.org

Just how close is HIV? This website examines the prevalance of HIV across the UK and encourages gay men to have a realistic idea of the risks they take.

www.chapsonline.org.uk/closer

A guide for gay couple who are sero-discordant - where one person is living with HIV and the other is not. The website contains advice and strategies about living with HIV from other couples and counsellors.

www.chapsonline.org.uk/together

A new face on the scene - LGV or Lymhogranuloma venereum is an extreme infection caused by a certain kind of Chlamydia. It's begun to appear amongst the gay community. You can find out more here.

www.tht.org.uk/LGV

We all make presumptions about people we know - even our sexual partners. This website encourages gay men to think twice about the assumptions they make.

www.tht.org.uk/thinkagain

A site which helps you look realistically at whether you've put yourself at risk of HIV and then gives you the tools to make an action plan if you think that you have.

www.tht.org.uk/naiverisks