The Hepatitis C Trust

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To mark World Hepatitis Day on 28 July, our organisation is heading to Skegness Beach for The Big Splash! We’ll all be jumping into the sea, creating one big splash to raise awareness around hepatitis C and our fight for elimination. Follow us here to see some of the action!

A great shot of everyone just before heading down to the beach for the Big Splash. More photos coming shortly!

It's World Hepatitis Day! Join us in celebrating the success we’ve achieved so far in the fight to eliminate hepatitis C. hepctrust.org.uk/blog/2025/07/w…

Tomorrow's the day! In the last video of our countdown to World Hepatitis Day, Sam talks about our work supporting the infected blood community.

Next up in our countdown to World Hepatitis Day is our colleague Shabana talking about her work with South Asian communities. Two days to go!

Brilliant to chat with Huggy and Danny and from @HepatitisCTrust about eliminating Hep C. They do vital work based on outreach & building trust to make sure everyone has the treatment and support they need!

We're three days out from World Hepatitis Day! Next up in our countdown is Danny, speaking at our event in Parliament earlier this month about the work we do as part of the fight to eliminate hepatitis C.

Hot off the press! Our latest HCV Action e-update has landed in inboxes this morning. Read more about @HepatitisCTrust plans for World Hepatitis Day, and our new report on achieving and maintaining hepatitis C elimination in England👇 shorturl.at/ww28k

Listen to Danny Morris from The @HepatitisCTrust discuss how stigma can be reduced through the use of peers and how vital they are for supporting elimination: orlo.uk/jTfLr, or access the full podcast here: orlo.uk/w2ZXX #HepCULater #StigmaKills @NHS_APA

Next up in our countdown to World Hepatitis Day is our colleague Catherine talking about her work engaging people in the community!

As World Hepatitis Day approaches, colleagues from @HepatitisCTrust have been out testing. Yesterday, they worked with @KamsonsPharmacy in Whitehawk, Brighton, and tested 43 people. Huge thanks to Erion and his team for supporting our efforts, working towards Hep C elimination

We're counting the days down to World Hepatitis Day and our trip to the Skegness with a series of videos from our staff. First up is Christine talking about her work and lived experience of hep C!

Yesterday, the Government and @IBCA_UK responded to the recommendations made in @bloodinquiry's recent report on compensation. We welcome the swiftness of these responses and are now looking at the plans in detail. hepctrust.org.uk/blog/2025/07/g…

On Wednesday (16 July), we met with Paymaster General and Minister for the Cabinet Office Nick Thomas-Symonds MP and Cabinet Office officials at our offices. You can read a summary of the meeting here⬇️⬇️ hepctrust.org.uk/blog/2025/07/h…

Last week, we held a parliamentary reception to celebrate the progress made towards eliminating hepatitis C and discuss what needs to be done to ensure that this achievement, when it arrives, is maintained. We're very thankful to everyone who attended! hepctrust.org.uk/blog/2025/07/h…

World Hepatitis Day is at the end of this month! 28 July provides the perfect chance for us to celebrate all the amazing work that's been done and come together as we push towards eliminating hepatitis C. News on our plans for the day will be coming soon!

🌟 We’re Hiring: Peer Support Lead – South Asian Communities🌟 We’re seeking a passionate and skilled individual to help grow and support an established network of peer volunteers, with a specific focus on South Asian communities across West Yorkshire. hepctrust.org.uk/job/peer-suppo…

An inspiring day in Parliament at the launch event for the @HepatitisCTrust latest report - Sustaining Success. @HepatitisCTrust are leading the way to hepatitis C elimination and have now shared the roadmap for how to ensure hepatitis C elimination will be maintained

Delays in planning for compensation, a lack of transparency, and excluding community members from all significant decisions resulted in the Government “repeating the mistakes of the past.” Read our summary and thoughts on the new @bloodinquiry report ⬇️ hepctrust.org.uk/blog/2025/07/i…

Today, @bloodinquiry has published its Additional Report on Compensation. We should not have needed yet another report, but we are deeply grateful to the Inquiry team for producing it. We urge the Government to act on these recommendations. infectedbloodinquiry.org.uk/news/inquiry-p…