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The Eddystone Trust - HIV & Sexual Health South West England based HIV & Sexual Health Charity
Browse our page for information and events
OR visit our website for free resources and STI testing

For information on HIV or to talk to one of our support workers please call:

0800 3283508

We Offer Services To People Affected By HIV
Point of Care Testing for HIV
Pre & Post test discussion
Peer Support
Safer s*x resources
Condoms by post
Information & training on blood borne viruses/s*xual health

Join Community Sexual Health Worker Matthew at the Intercom Trust next week for free s*xual health information and confi...
30/10/2026

Join Community Sexual Health Worker Matthew at the Intercom Trust next week for free s*xual health information and confidential testing. No need to book just drop in!

📅First Thursday of the Month
📍Intercom Trust

*xualhealthsupport *xualhealthtesting

World AIDS Day is fast approaching, and we're running some bite-sized sessions online for anyone looking to learn more a...
30/10/2026

World AIDS Day is fast approaching, and we're running some bite-sized sessions online for anyone looking to learn more about HIV and what it means to live with a diagnosis in 2026.

The sessions are free of charge and last an hour. You can find a session in your area by clicking the link below:

https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/hiv-bitesize-everything-you-need-to-know-about-h-4887149?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=creatorshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=odclsxcollection&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

This World AIDS Day, we're hosting a series of online 'Bitesize HIV' workshops. Come and spend an hour with us to learn about HIV, what has changed and what we need to know about HIV in the South West.

This Black History Month, we are celebrating Black Contributions to Sexual Health and LGBTQ Advocacy.Bisi Alimi is a Bri...
27/10/2026

This Black History Month, we are celebrating Black Contributions to Sexual Health and LGBTQ Advocacy.

Bisi Alimi is a British-Nigerian LGBTQ+ rights advocate and HIV activist who made history as the first person to publicly come out as gay on Nigerian television.

Since then, he has continued to challenge homophobia, HIV stigma and discrimination, advocating for greater visibility, acceptance and equality.

At Eddystone, we know that open conversations and positive representation are powerful tools in breaking down stigma. People like Bisi remind us why visibility matters and why everyone deserves to live openly, safely and without discrimination.



🏃‍♂️ Two of our amazing team members are lacing up their running shoes for the World AIDS Day RED RUN next month! Over t...
26/10/2026

🏃‍♂️ Two of our amazing team members are lacing up their running shoes for the World AIDS Day RED RUN next month!

Over the next few weeks, we'll be introducing our runners, sharing what motivates them to take part and exploring why World AIDS Day matters to us at Eddystone.

Stay tuned to meet the faces behind the running shoes and find out why we're running for a future free from HIV stigma!

Did you miss out on our Devon and Torbay Connect Session this week? Don't worry! There is still one more session at the ...
22/10/2026

Did you miss out on our Devon and Torbay Connect Session this week? Don't worry! There is still one more session at the Palace Theatre in Paignton!

These sessions aim to define self management so that we can promote it across the South West.

Book your ticket now to share your experiences and exchange ideas.

🎟️ Book your place: eddystone.org.uk/events

What does s*xual health outreach look like in our community? 💬In our latest blog, Community Sexual Health Worker Matthew...
21/10/2026

What does s*xual health outreach look like in our community? 💬

In our latest blog, Community Sexual Health Worker Matthew shares some of the conversations he’s been having, why challenging HIV stigma matters, and what’s coming up as we look ahead to World AIDS Day.

Read about his amazing work: https://eddystone.org.uk/blogs/news-from-the-eddystone-trust/blog-post-matthew



This Black History Month, we celebrate Black Contributions to s*xual health and LGBTQ Advocacy.Lady Phyll is a Black Bri...
20/10/2026

This Black History Month, we celebrate Black Contributions to s*xual health and LGBTQ Advocacy.

Lady Phyll is a Black British LGBTQ+ activist and co-founder of UK Black Pride, an organisation that creates spaces for Black LGBTQ+ people to connect, celebrate their identities, and feel seen and represented.

At The Eddystone Trust, we want to champion people like Lady Phyll who build and strengthen communities.

We know that a sense of belonging, connection and representation can have a positive impact on our health and wellbeing, helping people feel supported, accepted and empowered to be themselves.


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Did you miss out on our Devon and Torbay Connect Session this week? Don't worry! There are still 3 more sessions!These s...
15/10/2026

Did you miss out on our Devon and Torbay Connect Session this week? Don't worry! There are still 3 more sessions!

These sessions aim to define self management so that we can promote it across the South West.

Book your ticket now to share your experiences and exchange ideas.

🎟️ Book your place: eddystone.org.uk/events

Don't forget! PrEP is going digitat in Cornwall! Visit sh24.org.uk/eddystone to find out moreNot in Cornwall? Visit eddy...
14/10/2026

Don't forget! PrEP is going digitat in Cornwall!

Visit sh24.org.uk/eddystone to find out more

Not in Cornwall? Visit eddystone.org.uk/prep to find out more about PreP services in your area!

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