The African Eye Voice

The African Eye Voice

 The African Eye Voice is an HIV Treatments magazine for African communities in the UK, published by the African Eye Trust.

It is distributed around the UK through GUM clinics and voluntary and statutory organisations working in the field of HIV.

New publication: Lets look at Hep C

New publication: Lets look at Hep C

 This new publication from the African Eye Voice is now available to download. Let's look at Hepatitis C focuses on HCV and how it affects people living with HIV. You may have been diagnosed with HCV, or be a family/friend of someone living with the virus who just wants to understand more.



National African Treatment Information Project

The African Eye Trust manages a UK wide African HIV Treatment Information project which aims at Providing clear HIV treatment information to  people living with HIV/AIDS in England  Wales and Scotland.

The project workshops are delivered through patient organisations, All our treatment information workshops  are  delivered by  Treatment Advocates living  with HIV and  other professionals.

Please click here to see more information.

African HIV Treatment Advocates Training Project

The African Eye Trust organised the first National African HIV Treatment Advocates Training for UK HIV Charities on the  31-May 2007 at Medical Research  Council Clinical Trials Unit in London. Since then there have been regular events. You can find copies of our schedules and application forms at our Advocates pages. 

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