We regularly update our news page with blogs, research, policy updates and good news stories.
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A Fond Farewell to Milestone House: A New Chapter for Waverley Care For over three decades, Milestone House has been a sanctuary of care, compassion and community for people living with HIV. It was the UK’s first purpose-built AIDS hospice, and it holds an important place in both Waverley Care’s history and the lives of countless individuals and families. But as the landscape of HIV care has changed, so must we.
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HIV organisations have come together to call for the EHRC draft guidelines to be withdrawn.
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This year, we spoke with Iain, Waverley Care’s Peer Support and Volunteering Coordinator (East), to learn more about how peer volunteers are transforming lives and what they mean to the wider work of Waverley Care. Our volunteers play a vital role in everything we do; from fundraising and events to trustees on our board and direct peer support.
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For this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, which focuses on the theme of ‘community’ we spoke to Thomas, Peer Support and Volunteer Coordinator at Waverley Care about how volunteers and community support can make a real difference to people’s mental health that are living with or affected by blood-borne viruses (BBVs).
Waverley Care Chief Executive Grant Sugden wrote in the Scottish Sun about the need for a new narrative on HIV.
During Pride Month, we met up with a few people from across Scotland to hear their stories of coming out.
It is recommended that people living with HIV get the Covid-19 vaccination.
