Right from the inception of PrEPster we’ve believed that PrEP users can be the most powerful and important PrEP educators. Helping health professionals know more about PrEP directly from us can be a great way of ensuring the next PrEP user gets a more informed response. Part of the LITTLE BACKPOCKET GUIDE TO series.

In November and December 2023 The Love Tank undertook qualitative research with gay and bisexual men between the ages of 18-25 in London to understand barriers to accessing HIV PrEP. The research found that accessing clinic appointments was the single biggest barrier to PrEP.

Looking for information produced before June 2025? An archive of previous information and material is available here. Some information featured in the archive may no longer be up-to-date.

This guide, updated in May 2025, provides a comprehensive and evidence-based guide to 60 of the most frequently asked questions about HIV PrEP. The guide is ideal for community outreach workers, clinical staff, and people wanting to know more in-depth information about HIV PrEP. It can be used as a companion to the training slides next.

These training slides provide starter information about HIV PrEP, including changes being implemented as a result of new UK guidelines in 2025. The slides are used in PrEPster’s training events, with a simple bullet-point format to cover in each slide. The slides can be used without permission but please do credit us.

World Health Organisation has developed this stunning set of implementation tools for HIV PrEP, available here.

AVAC provides a comprehensive overview of PrEP methods

PrEP Watch is an international interactive tracker of where PrEP is available globally

The PrEPFacts Facebook group provides a peer-based portal to discuss all-things HIV PrEP related