The elephant in the room
We are The Eddystone Trust and we believe that the topic of "sex" doesn't have to be the elephant in the room. It's our view that experiencing positive sexual health should be a right for everyone, including you.
The landscape of sexual health is evolving, and quiet revolutions have been taking place; STIs are treatable, and living with HIV now means just that - living a long and healthy life. However, not everyone has heard, stigma and shame can still get in the way, stopping people from getting tested and claiming their right to positive sexual health.
That’s why we’re on a mission to fight stigma, and you can help us in this fight by making a donation (however small) to help fund the work we do. Your donation will help to make sure that HIV support, prevention and STI testing are there for when people need it the most. Together, let’s make a positive change.
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In today's digital age, young people are turning to social media platforms like TikTok for much of their information, including content on sexual health. While this shift has opened up new avenues for learning, it also raises significant concerns about...
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The Eddystone Trust are dedicated to promoting sexual health and well-being within LGBTQ communities. One of the most vibrant and impactful ways we express our support is by attending and participating in Pride events. These celebrations are more than just...
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HIV Testing Week is a crucial event in our calendar, allowing us to raise awareness about the importance of regular testing, reduce stigma, and encourage individuals to take control of their sexual health. We're going to be out in the...
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The new way for young people 13-24 in Devon and Torbay to get free condoms, dams and lube. Rising rates of sexually transmitted infections in young people living in the South-West is proof that the message of wearing a condom...
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As the holiday season approaches, the air is filled with joy, parties, and festive spirits. Amidst the merriment, it's essential to take a moment to consider your sexual health, especially as some services may be less accessible during this time....
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World AIDS Day 2023 is upon us, and this year's theme, "Let Communities Lead," resonates with a powerful call to action. In a world where the fight against HIV related stigma continues, leadership takes on a profound meaning – a...