PEP is a treatment that can stop an HIV infection after the virus has entered a person’s body. It must be taken within 72 hours of exposure.

A guide to PrEP and PEP for trans women, trans feminine and non-binary people.

A guide to PrEP and PEP for trans men, trans masculine and non-binary people.

How to manage the risk of COVID-19 as you look after your sexual health this summer.

Safer sex for trans women, trans feminine and non-binary people, and anyone assigned male at birth (AMAB) but who identifies differently.

Good sexual health for trans men, trans masculine and non-binary people, and anyone assigned female at birth (AFAB) but who identifies differently.

HIV can be transmitted sexually through blood or semen if no protection is used and the person with HIV doesn’t have an undetectable viral load.

Watch people tell their stories of achieving their ambitions after an HIV diagnosis.

One thing to remember when talking to your sexual partners about your HIV is that if you’re on effective treatment and have an undetectable viral load, you cannot pass on the virus.

Liam Beattie, our Campaigns and Parliamentary Officer, outlines the key asks for government on RSE.