- Stop Aids Campaign - is about people in the UK uniting to demand action against the global AIDS epidemic. The Campaign was set up by 15 development and HIV/AIDS groups who believe that by working together to demand action from our leaders, we can free the world from HIV/AIDS.
- The International HIV/AIDS Alliance (the Alliance) - is an international development non-governmental organisation which was set up in 1993 by a consortium of international donors. The Alliance was established to respond to the need for a specialist, professional intermediary organisation which would work in effective partnership with non-governmental and community-based organisations in developing countries, as well as with national governments, private and public donors and the UN system. The Alliance's mission is to support communities in developing countries to play a full and effective role in the global response to AIDS.
- The International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS - is honoured and proud to be the only international network which strives to share with the global community the experiences, views and contributions of 19 million incredible women worldwide, who are also HIV positive.strives to share with the global community the experiences, views and contributions of 19 million incredible women worldwide, who are also HIV positive.
- Treatment Action Campaign - fighting for affordable treatment for people with HIV.
- ACT UP - is a diverse, non-partisan group of individuals united in anger and committed to direct action to end the AIDS crisis. We advise and inform. We demonstrate. We are not silent.
- ActionAid - is a unique partnership of people who are fighting for a better world - a world without poverty. As one of the UK’s largest development agencies, they work in more than 30 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, listening to, learning from and working in partnership with over nine million of the world’s poorest people.
- SATELLIFE: Essentialdrugs.org - According to the World Health Organisation, essential drugs are "those that satisfy the primary health care needs of the population."
To promote this idea, in 1995 SATELLIFE and a group of volunteer moderators started E-Drug, the English language discussion group of essentialdrugs.org. Its objective is to support the concept of essential drugs by improving and speeding up communications among all health professionals working in the field of essential drugs. Discussions focus on topics such as rational use of drugs, drug policy, economics and financing, supply and marketing, legislation and regulation, quality assurance and safety, and training. E-drug is specifically targeted to health workers in developing countries, and is based on simple off-line e-mail technology.
- Edinburgh World Justice Festival
- Oxfam International - is a confederation of twelve non-governmental organizations working together in more than 80 countries to find lasting solutions to poverty, suffering and injustice. The Oxfams are strategic funders of development projects; provide emergency relief in times of crisis; and campaign for social and economic justice.
- VSO - sends skilled and experienced volunteers to work with communities in the developing world, and campaigns in Britain to change attitudes towards the South.
- People & Planet - is the largest student network in Britain campaigning to:
- alleviate world poverty,
- defend human rights,
- protect the environment.
There are People & Planet groups at over 70% of UK universities and colleges.
They are run by students and are the core of the People & Planet network.
They campaign and raise awareness about the global issues that matter to them by having speakers, debates, quizzes, colourful demonstrations, boycotts, club nights and more.