On Friday 30 September, HIV Prevention England welcomed delegates from across the country to our 5th biennial national prevention conference in London. The event brought together colleagues from charities and community-based organisations, commissioners and local authority public health teams, clinicians and researchers.
The HPE team would like to extend our thanks to everyone who attended the event, especially the speakers, panellists and chairs who participated during the day.
The new Minister for Public Health and Mental Health has made their first speech since being appointed earlier this month. This is the text of her speech, given at the at the HIV Prevention England Conference 2022.
Good morning everyone. It’s an honour to join you for my first speech as a Government minister. And what an incredible place to do it.
I’m so grateful to Terrence Higgins Trust for bringing us all together, and of course, to the formidable Ian Green in what is his last conference as Chief Executive. Ian has been an incredible force for good, not just these past seven years at Terrence Higgins Trust, but as an inspiration to everyone living with HIV over three decades.
The HIV Prevention England Conference 2022 will take place on Friday 30 September 2022 at etc.venues St Paul’s in central London. It’s free to attend for all those working in sexual health and HIV prevention.
We’re happy to announce that we’ve released a limited number of final places to attend this event.
The conference will explore updates on HIV prevention and sexual health in England with speakers and partners from across the country.
Read our programme outline [PDF].
When: Friday 30 September 2022
Where: etc.venues St Paul’s, 200 Aldersgate, London, EC1A 4HD
Please note that, as this is a free event, restrictions on numbers of registrants per organisation may apply.