About Us

Fast-Track Cities is a global movement to end HIV by 2030.

London is already leading the way in diagnosis and treatment, but now we want to be the first city in the world to end new cases of HIV. We want to get to zero new HIV infections, zero preventable deaths and zero stigma by 2030, making sure everyone with HIV is living well.

The Fast-Track Cities initiative is a partnership of organisations, including the Mayor of London, NHS England, UK Health Security Agency, Integrated Care Systems, London Councils the voluntary sector and people living with HIV committed to reaching the following goals by 2030:

  • End new HIV infections in the capital
  • Put a stop to HIV-related stigma and discrimination
  • Stop preventable deaths from HIV-related causes
  • Work to improve the health, quality of life and well-being of people living with HIV across the capital

OUR PARTNERS

The Fast-Track Cities initiative in London is guided by a Leadership Group made up of a wide range of partners working in the HIV sector and with a passionate commitment to the goals for London.

These partners include representatives of people living with HIV, the voluntary and community sector, academics, clinicians, commissioners and providers, other areas of the NHS and directors of public health.

Signing up to the Fast-Track Cities initiative has brought everyone already working to tackle HIV across the capital together in one place.

This means we are all working together towards a common set of goals, sharing knowledge and experience and maximising our efforts collectively.

Read the frequently asked questions to find out more.