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Today, Waverley Care has launched a new report, The Future of HIV in Scotland: The priorities of people living with HIV for Scotland’s next HIV plan.

Waverley Care is saddened to learn of the death of Ally Van Tillo (formerly Alastair Hume), founder of the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt and an important figure in the UK's HIV and AIDS response.

Jaime Garcia-Iglesias, Waverley Care Trustee and Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Edinburgh, reflects on his key takeaways from the recent AIDS 2026 Conference in Rio de Janeiro. 

Discover how HIV Informed helps health and social care workers deliver informed, stigma-free care for people living with HIV.

This Volunteer Week, we're celebrating the dedicated volunteers whose passion, expertise and commitment help make our work possible. Today, we're spotlighting Lesley, one of Waverley Care's trustees.

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, Waverley Care spoke with Senior Peer Support Coordinator Iain Johnston about overcoming isolation and stigma, the importance of connection after an HIV diagnosis and why no one should have to face HIV alone.

For Trans Day of Visibility, Waverley Care is highlighting its Trans and Non-binary Clinic and speaking with National Services Manager Chris about how, in partnership with key organisations, it provides inclusive sexual health care to address barriers and improve experiences for trans and non-binary people.

We spoke with Ese Johnson, Minority Ethnic Communities Manager at Waverley Care, whose work focuses on improving how we understand HIV and Hepatitis C across Minority Ethnic Communities in Scotland.

HIV organisations have come together to call for the EHRC draft guidelines to be withdrawn.

Scottish Government commit to ensuring every person has good sexual health and blood borne virus care, but must act now

The theme of this year’s Fast-Track Cities conference, hosted in Amsterdam, was Integration and Inclusion for Impact, focusing on reflecting the diversity and variety of innovative approaches to ending new HIV transmissions and supporting people living with HIV, hepatitis and tuberculosis.

Waverley Care hosted a Scottish Parliament Reception yesterday evening to mark the launch of our new national campaign, #GetToZero. The campaign is aimed at achieving zero new HIV transmission in Scotland by 2030.