Campaign archive
The Chaps partnership has been delivering campaigns targeting gay and bisexual men since 1997. Our campaigns are agreed by the partnership, based on needs identified by research such as the annual sex survey and reports based on face-to-face interviews.
All Chaps campaings are pre-tested with our target audience and consulation also takes place with our partners and other key stakeholders.
CHAPS campaigns use a range of interventions; mass media adverts in the press, leaflets or magazines, web sites and online ads that lead to micro sites that provide more detailed information about the campaign topic, give-aways and condom packs for outreach workers, and campaign briefings.
On this page you will find some of the innovative campaigns that have been delivered since 2004. If you wish to view campaign materials and resources related to the campaigns featured here please use the search function in the ‘Our work’ section of this website
If you require details of campaigns produced prior to this date please contact chaps@tht.org.uk
Some of our previous campaigns
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A guide for gay couples who are sero-discordant - where one person is living with HIV and the other is not.
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Poppers
Launched in December 2007, the Poppers campaign was developed to alert gay and bisexual men to the added danger of using nitrite inhalants (commonly know as ‘poppers’) when being the receptive partner during unprotected anal intercourse (UAI).
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Proximity
Launched in June 2006, the aim of the Proximity campaign was to remind men that if they are sexually and socially active, they probably do and will continue to have sex with men who have HIV whether they are aware of this or not.
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Family matters
Family Matters - helping protect families and their children from the harm caused by anti-gay prejudice.
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Be confident, be covered
Looking realistically at risk and HIV - and how to action if you think you're at risk.
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