A basic up to date overview of HIV .
About this Event

Terrence Higgins Trust (THT) works locally in Essex as partners within the Essex Sexual Health Service alongside other providers and specialist providers. THT work on the frontline delivering sexual health promotion in a variety of settings, relationships and sexual health education to young people and educators supporting young people, and offer rapid HIV testing within the community.

HIV Today

There are an estimated 106,890 people living with HIV in the UK

This training programme is designed to update professionals basic knowledge surrounding HIV. This online training is suitable for anyone who works with the general public, or anyone that has an interest to learn more about HIV.

'HIV Today' addresses stigma's that surround HIV and impact those that live with the virus, as well as covering the effects of HIV, HIV transmission, HIV testing and treatment. This session also provides information about accessing local sexual health services.

Session Length - 2.5 Hours

Further information - [email protected]

Available to - Professionals in Essex

Venue - Zoom

Attending the Session

Joining details for the session will be sent within your booking confirmation email. Please check junk mail to ensure this message isn't missed. If you haven't received details 2 hours before the session starts please contact us directly: [email protected]

You will be required to download the free ‘Zoom’ programme to attend this training session and we recommend this is done well ahead of time to allow you to familiarise yourself with the programme. To download Zoom for free please visit: https://zoom.us/

Zoom on the day:

Your camera and microphone will be turned off when you enter the session. You may be able to turn these on if you wish (unless the session is a Webinar). We ask that you keep your microphone switched off unless asking a question. You can also communicate using the ‘chat’ function.

You will be able to see and hear your trainer, please ensure the speakers on the devise you are using work ahead of time and be sure to ‘join audio’ when prompted to do so upon entry to the session.