Educating and agitating for PrEP
in England and beyond

What is PrEP?
What is PrEP?
PrEP stands for pre-exposure HIV prophylaxis. It’s a way of preventing HIV infection by taking a pill on an ongoing basis before sex and continued after sex.
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What should I do before starting PrEP?
What should I do before starting PrEP?
Before starting PrEP it’s important to know for sure that you don’t have HIV.
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How should I stop and re-start taking PrEP?
How should I stop and re-start taking PrEP?
Most people who start PrEP don't continue to take it continually. Lots of us start and stop and then re-start PrEP, over again.
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New research shows on-going barriers to PrEP access in England

New research reveals that two thirds (65%) of people who want to access PrEP struggled to do so. 

Conducted by PrEPster, National AIDS Trust, Terrence Higgins Trust, Sophia Forum and One Voice Network, the research received survey responses from 1,120 people in England struggling to access PrEP.

QMOC PrEP Access

We've created a short video with three queer men of colour all under 25 as they talk about their own personal journeys of taking PrEP.

Free PrEP in London

In London and want to start PrEP? PrEP is now FREE from most NHS sexual health clinics across the capital.

Want to keep track of your event-based PrEP? Try out the new app from our buddies at Preptrack!

Preptrack is the free iOS app helping you stay on top of your event-based PrEP.

Get daily reminders to take your PrEP, understand your PrEP protection, and access sexual health information on the go. Available on the App Store now or join the Android waitlist at preptrack.co.uk.

My PrEP Story

My PrEP Story is the personal voice of people who are using, or have used, PrEP, and those who have been at the forefront of providing it and advocating for it. Find out more about their decisions to use PrEP, how they have navigated using PrEP, and their very own PrEP journey.