Monthly Archives: May 2016

NHS England denies responsibility for PrEP

Posted on May 31, 2016 by Monty Moncrieff

    In breaking news today NHS England has announced the decision of it’s meeting to review the commissioning of PrEP (Pre-exposure Prophylaxis) concluding that it’s not their responsibility.   In a statement NHS England says the Specialised Services Commissioning … Continue reading →

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Out Loud: LGBT Voices in Health & Social Care

Posted on May 26, 2016 by Monty Moncrieff

The National LGB&T Partnership has today published Out Loud: LGBT Voices in Health and Social Care, a narrative account of LGBT needs.   London Friend service users have contributed to a new narrative of LGBT needs in health and social … Continue reading →

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At the GSK IMPACT Awards ceremony

Posted on May 13, 2016 by Monty Moncrieff

  Last night London Friend got to collect our GSK IMPACT Award 2016 in a ceremony at the Science Museum.   Our GSK IMPACT Award in partnership with The King’s Fund was announced in April. The awards recognise the achievements … Continue reading →

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‘NUL POINTS’: HIV Community gives dismal verdict to NHS England over PrEP delays

Posted on May 11, 2016 by Monty Moncrieff

The HIV community is uniting during Eurovision week to give a damning verdict on NHS England’s delays on a game-changing HIV prevention drug.   And the verdict is a resounding ‘Nul Points’.   PrEP is a pill taken once a … Continue reading →

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