Our mission is to bring an end to HIV inequality and stigma
Ensuring everyone is part of the progress we make
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See Me, See You, See us Documentary Launch
The 2025 Community Partners and Stakeholders Gathering featured the launch of the HIV Anti-Stigma documentary, ‘See Me, See You, See Us’. Created with input from the community and a BAFTA-winning director, the film powerfully highlights personal stories about HIV, exploring the emotional journey after a diagnosis. It addresses themes of isolation, acceptance, and hope for a brighter future.
Our Impact
Find out how Waverley Care’s support and services are making a real difference in the lives of people living with and at risk of HIV and Hepatitis C across Scotland.
Latest news and events
Thomas Peterson, Peer Support and Volunteering Coordinator (West)
How Volunteers and Community Build Better Mental Health
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).
Peer Support: No One Should Face HIV Alone
Scotland is often praised for having some of the best HIV health outcomes in the world. Yet, for many people living with HIV, accessing mental health support remains a real challenge. People living with HIV in the UK are 63% more likely to be diagnosed with a mental illness compared to people without HIV . Likewise, two in five people living with HIV currently have a diagnosis of at least one mental health condition – substantially higher that the population average .
World AIDS Day Community Gathering at St Mary’s Cathedral
Join us for remembrance and reflection, with music and readings.
Come and Sing: Carmina Burana
Important Update: New location for Come and Sing! Due to unforeseen circumstances, we can no longer hold our Come and Sing event at St Cuthbert’s Church this Saturday. However, we’re excited to announce a fantastic new venue: the beautiful Greyfriars Kirk!