Proud to have @hollandandbarrett supporting Herts Pride 2026! 🌈
We’re delighted to welcome Holland & Barrett as our Lead Wellbeing Sponsor for Herts Pride 2026. 💚
Wellbeing sits right at the heart of this year’s theme, #PrideAndThrive
🏳️🌈 Join us at the Pride Health Event in Rickmansworth!
Herts Pride will be there promoting #HertsPride2026 and #PrideAndThrive alongside local health & wellbeing organisations supporting the LGBTQIA+ community 💜
🎟️ FREE tickets — scan the QR code on the poster to book!
Stall holder Applications OPEN for #HertsPride 2026!
🌿Wellbeing Marquee & 🛍Market Zone
🚫Non-food only
👉 Apply Now shorturl.at/ZVDYj
⏰ Applications close 30 June
#PrideandThrive
Today, 27 Jan, we mark #HolocaustMemorialDay.
We remember the 6 million Jewish people murdered in the Holocaust and all victims of Nazi persecution — including gay men, many marked with the pink triangle.
Theme: Bridging Generations — keeping memory alive by sharing stories.
Today (1st December) is World AIDS Day ❤️ today, we honour lives lost to HIV and AIDS and commit to a world without HIV stigma or shame, because HIV can affect anyone. Last Week's tile painting workshop in Liverpool brought the LGBTQ+ community together in solidarity and support!
ALT Colourful tiles with HIV awareness symbols, red ribbons, and messages promoting love, joy, and prevention of HIV/AIDS.
ALT A close-up of a person designing their World AIDS Day tile. The tile has a red heart, daisy and the acronym LGBTQ in blue. The person is colouring in the background black.
ALT Two members of LGBT Foundation staff next to the "I Test." HIV prevention roller banner. They are smiling and the person on the right is holding a tile that says "END THE STIGMA".
ALT A close-up of a person decorating a tile during the workshop.
On todays #5DaysOfAction for #WorldAIDSDay take our short HIV discrimination quiz.
#HIV discrimination remains widespread & can affect every part of a person’s life.
Take our quiz to understand the scale & impact of this issue and how you can be an ally: ow.ly/x7AI50Xz0VV
⭐ Did you know?
The red ribbon was the first awareness ribbon in the world.
Created in 1991 by the Visual AIDS Artists Caucus in New York, it became a global symbol of support and solidarity for people living with HIV and inspired every awareness ribbon that followed.