As we move forward with the further easing of lockdown restrictions
in the UK we are running a campaign aimed at 16-25's in Torbay
& Devon to enable young people to make informed decisions
around health, sex, covid-19 and well-being.
The Eddystone Trust is an independent sexual health charity based in the South West, UK. We challenge the stigma, discrimination and misinformation associated with HIV and sexual health. To do this we offer a range of services that includes non judgemental advice, free testing and condoms, support for people living with HIV and training for anyone who wants to know more about sexual health. We believe that good sexual health is about more than ‘sperms and germs’ and aim to ensure that everyone has access to everything they need to be able to define their own sexuality and to make the choices about sex and sexual health that are right for them.
Join The Eddystone Trust on the 19th & 20th of August as we launch our Chem sex Support Service. The event will showcase our new service, which provides both one to one and group support for men who have sex...
As we move out of Pride month and into July, the sea of rainbows that have sprung up will make way for the next promotional tool. However, The Eddystone Trust has always strived to ensure that everyone has access...
Pride. You may have noticed rainbow flags appearing on products from Vodka to breakfast cereal signifying that Pride month is upon us; a month to mark the Stonewall riots of 1969 and for the LGBTQ+ to stand together in defiance...
Almost 40 years ago today, (5th June 1981), the first case of HIV was reported in America. A virus that was reported to affect ‘active homosexuals.’ Lack of understanding and knowledge of this virus meant that those suffering...
As rates of Syphilis are continuing to rise across the South West, The Eddystone Trust are launching the KNOW, TEST, PREVENT campaign across Plymouth and the surrounding areas. We want people to know what Syphilis is and how it can...
Health secretary Matt Hancock recently confirmed that all adults who share a home with someone who is immunocompromised will be offered a vaccine by mid-April. This will include people living with someone who is having chemotherapy, has HIV or blood...
