The<unk>  <unk> C) was a United Kingdom-based organisation. Due to debt, it ceased operations at 5 pm on 25 July 2007.<unk> C was established in 1993 as a "not for profit" organisation run by and for<unk><unk>  with HIV. In its original form, it was led by peers who advocated on behalf of those who most required the help. The onus was on listening to what clients required and empowering them, thus<unk>  them the skills to face further challenges rather than allowing them to become dependent of services. Its mission was to “to ensure the diverse voices of<unk><unk>  with HIV and AIDS could be heard.” It supported<unk><unk>  with HIV with advocacy and advice services, and later devised an employability programme called Ensuring Positive Futures which aimed to support<unk><unk>  with HIV in the workplace. They shared offices and resources with the Denholm Elliott Project. Positive Nation is an HIV and sexual health magazine, now published privately but established by the<unk>  and published by them until 15 May 2007 when it had an annual readership of approximately 60,000.<unk> C worked closely with HIV organisations across the EU in developing European policies and programmes, in addition to those in Uganda, South Africa and Zambia. Its structure of HIV-positive<unk>  supporting and empowering other HIV-positive<unk>  was seen by the UN and the International Labour Organization as a useful model for HIV organisations in the developing world. An article published on 7 September 2010 by Third Sector Magazine reported that the Metropolitan Police were currently investigating allegations of fraud at the defunct charity, and that no arrests had yet been made.
UK Coalition of People Living with HIV and AIDS
Uganda AIDS Commission
President's Commission on the HIV Epidemic
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
AIDS Education and Training Centers
Office of AIDS Research
Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise
International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS