Crusaid

Crusaid

Crusaid is a United Kingdom charity dedicated to helping poor and marginalised people affected by HIV and AIDS. Providing support, awareness, education projects and hardship funds, for the last two decades Crusaid has worked to enable individuals and communities to regain their dignity and improve their quality of life. Cruisaid is a registered charity No 1011718.

Set up in 1986 by a small group of friends, Crusaid was a direct response to the destructive nature of AIDS in the 1980s. Crusaid’s earliest grants were to projects such as in-patient hospital wards and helping with funeral expenses. Crusaid now funds prevention and education projects in the UK and Africa, including supporting outpatient clinics and back-to-work projects.[1]

Crusaid's Walk for Life on 1 June 2008 was Europe’s largest HIV and AIDS walk. The event started and finished in Potter's Fields Park (next to Tower Bridge), visiting some favourite landmarks including the London Eye, Buckingham Palace and the Millennium Bridge.

References

  1. ^ "About Us". Crusaid. http://www.crusaid.org.uk. Retrieved 2008-12-01. 

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