Creating change through creativity: Bristol schools lead the way on HIV stigma awareness
As we approach World AIDS Day, 1 Dec 2025, we’re reflecting on a series of successful HIV-stigma educational events held…
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Pharmacies could play key role in ending new HIV transmissions: new policy briefing
Community pharmacies should be at the heart of HIV prevention efforts by raising awareness of and providing access to PrEP…
HIV and Hepatitis awareness campaign for tattoo and piercing artists
Discrimination against people living with blood borne viruses is a big issue in beauty settings, including tattooing and piercing. To…
New co-producing health and care services toolkit shares learning from Common Ambition Bristol
A new toolkit aims to help teams to co-produce more equitable health services, inspired by learning from a community-powered sexual…
Barbershops, trust and testing: Community-led HIV effort breaks down barriers in African and Caribbean communities
A new study has revealed that HIV testing becomes far more trusted, accessible and routine when it is co-designed and…
Common Ambition Bristol Highly Commended at the HSJ Partnership Awards
Common Ambition Bristol has been Highly Commended in the ‘Most Effective Contribution to Integrated Health and Care’ category at the…
Bristol hosts Fast-Track Cities UK and Ireland HIV conference
Bristol was the host city for the annual Fast-Track Cities UK & Ireland conference on 31 January.
HIV Testing Week 2025: find out where you can get tested
National HIV Testing Week is an annual event to promote regular testing in England.
Meet the 6 inspirational Bristolians saying NO to HIV-related stigma
This World AIDS Day, HIV organisation Brigstowe is running a citywide campaign to raise awareness of HIV-related stigma.
Thousands of people tested for HIV, hep B and hep C at Bristol’s emergency departments
Thousands of people who have attended emergency departments in Bristol have been tested for HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C…