HIV i-Base
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Printed on 28 October 2026
HIV i-Base
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Who it’s for
- HIV+
How it is offered
By phone
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Get to know this service
HIV i-Base is an HIV treatment activist organisation founded in April 2000. It focuses on providing timely, up-to-date information about HIV treatment and related issues.
Its work includes easy-to-read treatment guides based on the latest guidelines and a Q&A service for people living with HIV. It also produces more technical reports for health professionals, covering the latest HIV research.
Resources are produced by and with the involvement of people living with HIV, alongside a medical advisory group. The organisation has been restructuring since August 2024 to respond to ongoing funding difficulties.
About
HIV i-Base is an HIV treatment activist organisation providing up-to-date treatment information for people living with HIV, their carers and healthcare professionals.
Practical details
Service area
Available UK-wide
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- From the Charity Commission for England and Wales
- Official registers
Registered charity number
1081905 (opens the Charity Commission for England and Wales register in a new tab)- Record refreshed
- Refreshed from the register on 6 August 2026
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Who it’s for
- Bisexual
- Gay
- Lesbian
- Trans
- Queer
This information is for signposting. Details change, so check with the organisation before you rely on them. Listing details last updated 6 days ago.