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National HIV Testing Week 2026

Knowing your HIV status puts you in control of your health

The symptoms of HIV are different for everyone. Sometimes they may go unnoticed, and some people may have HIV for years without experiencing symptoms; this is why getting tested for HIV is important.

Knowing your status is the first step to starting treatment, and the only way to know your status is to take a test.

You can order a free, quick and easy HIV test today.

Thanks to the progression of effective treatment, people living with HIV can live long, healthy lives.

Successful treatment reduces the viral load (the amount of HIV in a person’s body) to undetectable levels. With an undetectable level of HIV, you can’t pass the virus on.

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Undetectable = Untransmittable

The earlier a diagnosis is made, the sooner treatment can be started to reduce the viral load to undetectable levels. Take charge of your health by testing regularly for HIV. 

Tests are free, quick and easy.  

Get tested

Prevent HIV infection

Condoms, lubricant and PrEP are simple and effective ways to take charge of your health and prevent HIV infection.  

If you’ve been exposed to HIV in the past 72 hours, you can access PEP to prevent infection. 

Find out more about PrEP and PEP


Anyone can get HIV

Just like other STIs, anyone can get HIV. 

The reality is that stigma stops people from taking charge. Tackling stigma empowers people to enjoy safer sex, get tested and access treatment.  

Find out more about STIs and stigma

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