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General overview

Stage of development: Complete

Policy sector: Health

Start date of service provision: Oct 2018

Anticipated completion date: Sep 2023

Actual completion date: Mar 2022

Capital raised (minimum): GBP 1m (USD 1.29m)

Intervention

The partnership works with HIV service providers including Voluntary and Community Sector Organisations in identifying ways of utilizing additional resources to commission innovative interventions to increase HIV testing in high risk groups as well as improving access to HIV treatment and retention in care that are specifically targeted to the needs of the local population. This six year proposal aims to widen access to HIV treatment, address isolation, invest in prevention and develop an integrated model of HIV care. The social impact bond expects to reach up to 493,000 people and support up to 1,250 newly diagnosed people to get the treatment they need to stay healthy.

Target population

Those undiagnosed with HIV and, those who have dropped out of HIV care

Location

Country

  • United Kingdom

Service delivery locations

  • London, United Kingdom

Outcome metrics

  • Metric 1: Start HIV care: After a service user is tested and diagnosed with HIV, she/he must be seen for HIV care within 1 month of initial diagnosis to trigger the outcome.
  • Metric 2: First time tester within high risk group completes HIV test.

Results

Outcome achievements

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