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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.

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

Grant Sugden, Chief Executive of Waverley Care, has responded to Nigel Farage, the Reform UK leader’s, comments on asylum seekers accessing HIV treatment on the NHS.

Are you living with HIV in Scotland, or accessing HIV prevention such as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)? We want to hear your views on the main challenges and priorities for improving HIV care and prevention in Scotland.

We’re pleased that NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has launched opt-out testing for blood borne viruses at Glasgow Royal Infirmary Emergency Department.

As HIV Testing Week begins in England on 9th February, we’re encouraging people in Scotland to learn more about testing. We want to ensure that everyone who needs a test can access it.

HIV Aloud: Raise the Curtain is a creative writing and theatre project by Edinburgh Playhouse and Waverley Care, running from January 2026 and culminating in a summer showcase to challenge HIV stigma in Scotland.

Waverley Care has launched ‘HIV Informed’ this World AIDS Day – a new learning hub to tackle HIV stigma in Scotland’s health and social care workforce.

Scotland Comes Together for World AIDS Day 2025: Honouring Lives, Tackling Stigma, and Looking to the Future

We welcome today’s HIV in Scotland: update to 31 December 2024 from Public Health Scotland. The data shows encouraging progress, with Scotland moving closer to the UNAIDS 95-95-95 targets. But the report also makes it clear where action is urgently needed.

A Recap of the 2025 Community Partners & Stakeholders Gathering

The extended-release injection, Cabotegravir (Apretude) has been approved today for use within NHS Scotland.