Naz addresses the sexual health inequalities that Black, Brown, Global Majority and marginalised communities experience through influencing policy and practice in the UK and beyond. Our advocacy is grounded in the core belief that accessible and equitable health care is a human right and social justice issue, reflected in our intersectional approach to policy influencing, research, and service delivery.

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We advocate for our communities' needs to local governments, Parliament, and health providers with the aim of sharing best practice and ensuring appropriate service provision. In order to achieve sustainable, long-term change, we share best practice, research findings, and case studies to provide an evidence base to influence policy, contribute to policy consultations on sexual health matters and carry out service evaluations. 

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Globally, we engage in global health capacity building and policymaking as the secretariat of the Global HIV Collaborative. Through this network, it is our aim is to improve HIV-related health outcomes for Black communities on an international scale and advocate for the structural eradication of racism embedded across the social determinants of health.

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To learn more or explore a project together, email Christina Ganotakis, Policy and Programmes Manager.