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This World AIDS Day, along with Michelle Visage, Dr Ronx and Charity Kase, we’re asking, why will you wear the Red Ribbon? We're so close to ending new cases of HIV, and this is what we're doing to get there. However, people living with, or affected by HIV still face significant stigma and discrimination. Wearing the Red Ribbon is one way you can show your support. World AIDS Day is also a time we can raise awareness, raise vital funds, and remember those lost to AIDS-related illnesses. Will you join us?
Here's how you can take part:
Wear the Red Ribbon
The iconic Red Ribbon is an enduring symbol of support for anyone who has been affected by HIV and AIDS. If you're planning to fundraise for us, we can send you 100 free Red Ribbons with a collection box. Order your free materials here.
You can also purchase a Red Ribbon, along with a range of Red Ribbon brooches, tote bags and other items in our World AIDS Day shop.
Raise awareness
Download our 2026 World AIDS Day materials below:
Portrait posters
Landscape posters
Instagram posts
Shout about World AIDS Day on Instagram using our images below. Remember to tag us @nationalaidstrust.
Instagram stories
Shout about World AIDS Day on Instagram using our images below. Remember to tag us @nationalaidstrust.
Facebook / X / LinkedIn
Shout about World AIDS Day on Facebook, X and LinkedIn using our images below. Remember to tag us @nataidstrust on Facebook and @NAT_AIDS_Trust on X.
Virtual Red Ribbon
Add the Red Ribbon to your profile picture or email signature, to show others that you stand alongside people living with HIV. and ask your friends, family and colleagues to donate to National AIDS Trust.
Click the image below to download
