The National HIV Story Trust

The National HIV Story Trust

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Date Views Gained Total Views Est. Earnings Subs Gained Total Subscribers New Uploads Total Uploads
2026-10-07 Wed +1 7.54K 98 19
2026-10-08 Thu +1 7.54K 98 19
2026-10-09 Fri 7.54K 98 19
2026-10-10 Sat +2 7.55K 98 19
2026-10-11 Sun +9 7.55K 98 19
2026-10-12 Mon +1 7.56K 98 19
2026-10-13 Tue LIVE 7.56K 98 19
Daily averages +1
Last 7 weeks total +14
Last updated 2026-10-13

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About The National HIV Story Trust

The National HIV Story Trust is a charity dedicated to preserving and telling the personal stories of all those impacted by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. When the world’s media was looking the other way, incredible stories of tragedy and heroism were taking place. We are collating these stories, some never before told. We’re doing this to honour those who survived, and those that didn’t, but also to preserve these stories for future generations, and pass on the many positive lessons we can take from the period. We have filmed oral history interviews with more than 100 people who were impacted by the virus, including survivors, medical professionals, partners and family members of those who died. We have donated all our video interviews to the London Metropolitan Archives. They will be made available to the public shortly. And work to tell the stories in a television film and through other arts projects is underway.