What have we achieved in the last 3 years?
When we first became a Fast Track City in 2016 we aimed to achieve for Brighton and Hove residents:
90% of people living with HIV knowing their status
90% of people being on treatment
90% of people with HIV on treatment being unable to pass the infection on to others due to untraceable levels of virus in the blood stream
Great news! By the end of 2019 we achieved:
93% of people living with HIV in Brighton and Hove knowing their status
99% of people being on effective treatment
99% of people with HIV on treatment being unable to pass the infection on to others due to untraceable levels of virus in the blood stream
For more information on both national and local data please click here
How many Brighton and Hove residents did we diagnose with HIV over the last 7 years?
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people diagnosed with HIV in 20130
people diagnosed with HIV in 20190
people diagnosed with HIV in 20200
people diagnosed with HIV in 2030What are we doing to achieve this?
Challenging Stigma
Innovations in Testing and Care
Research and Education
Community Involvement and Peer Support
We work together to plan and monitor a range of innovative activities to work towards zero new HIV infections, zero deaths from HIV and zero stigma in Brighton & Hove. This joint work has been bringing together key partners and stakeholders across the city with knowledge, passion and expertise.
You can read or download the finished strategy document here.