Crusaid Scotland: HIV/AIDS

This material is held atLothian Health Services Archive

  • Reference
    • GB 239 GD21
  • Dates of Creation
    • 1991-1998
  • Name of Creator
  • Language of Material
    • English.
  • Physical Description
    • 3 shelf metres: papers, photographic material

Scope and Content

World AIDS Day material 1995-1998; Crusaid administration and fundraising material 1991-1997; reports 1996-1997; posters; World AIDS Day resource packs 1993-1995

Administrative / Biographical History

The Crusaid charity was founded in 1986, with the aim of giving support and a better quality of living to those affected by the HIV/AIDS virus. Adults and children on whom HIV and AIDS have had an impact benefit from a variety of grants and innovative projects. The charity also supports research into the treatment and possible vaccination against AIDS. In association with the Terence Higgins Trust, Cruisaid has also set up the National Hardship Fund, which gives financial help to HIV/AIDS sufferers. The Crusaid operation in Scotland has now closed.

Arrangement

Chronological within record class

Access Information

Normal 30 year Scottish closure rules apply

Acquisition Information

Crusaid Scotland Edinburgh Office, 23a Ainslie Place, Edinburgh, February 2000

Note

Compiled by Mike Barfoot and Jenny McDermott using existing handlists

Other Finding Aids

Manual summary list available

Accruals

No further accessions are expected