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Damien is living with HIV, and has been with his husband - who is HIV negative - for 16 years.

Mel is living with HIV, and she has given birth to two HIV negative children.

Dr Mark Thomas, Infectious Disease Physician, talks about undetectable viral load and the power of today's HIV treatments in stopping transmission of the virus.

They can give you their eyes, their hair, their cheeky laugh. But they can’t give you HIV. Meet our donors today. www.spermpositive.com

David Friar, Chair, NZAF Trust Board

Dr. Jason Myers, Executive Director, NZAF

Many people will not experience any short-term symptoms of HIV infection - so symptoms or not, the more times you have unprotected anal sex, the more often you should test for HIV. For more information go to: nzaf.org.nz

With rapid HIV testing being free, convenient and confidential, he can now get tested with ease. For more information go to: nzaf.org.nz

A lot of guys tell us that they put off getting tested for HIV because they’re scared of getting a positive result - that the consequences will be too much to deal with. The reality is that these days HIV is most dangerous when you don’t know that you have it. For more information or to book a test, go to nzaf.org.nz

Gui knows that gay and bi guys are at highest risk of HIV. It comes down to basic biology and simple maths. Follow the link below to learn the three key reasons why 80% of HIV in New Zealand is among gay and bi guys. www.nzaf.org.nz/getting-tested/book-a-test

Ethan knows that gay and bi guys are at highest risk of HIV. It comes down to basic biology and simple maths. Follow the link below to learn the three key reasons why 80% of HIV in New Zealand is among gay and bi guys. www.nzaf.org.nz/getting-tested/book-a-test

A lot of guys tell us that they put off getting tested for HIV because they’re scared of getting a positive result - that the consequences will be too much to deal with. The reality is that these days HIV is most dangerous when you don’t know that you have it. For more information or to book a test, go to nzaf.org.nz

Suzanne and Miss Ribena put their baking skills to good use for World AIDS Day! Get involved and get baking! www.nzaf.org.nz/bakeoff

Dr. Jason Myers, Executive Director, NZAF

David Friar, Chair, NZAF Trust Board

Mathew feels empowered by knowing his HIV results

Jason is ready to know his HIV results

Mathew gets tested whether he has symptoms or not | HIV Testing Month

Positive or negative, Glen would rather know | HIV Testing Month

Jason finds getting tested much less of a hassle these days | HIV Testing Month

Ethan talks about the risks and why he gets tested if he slips up | HIV Testing Month

2015 NZAF Annual Report: David Friar

2015 NZAF Annual Report: Shaun Robinson

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