GD36 Waverley CareCollection SummaryReference Code: GB239 GD36 Title: Waverley Care Administrative Dates: 1989- Dates of Creation of Material: 1989-2000s Level of Description: Fonds Extent and Medium of the Unit of Description: 1 shelf metre: paper and photographic materials Name of creator(s): Waverley Care; Alex Thomson (Regional Secretary's Department, for GD36/1 only) Administrative history: The organisation now named Waverley Care started as a Lothian Regional Council initiative called the AIDS Residential Accommodation Trust in 1989. Responsibility for the organisation of Trust meetings rested with the Regional Secretary’s Department and trustees included the Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh, the Chairman of Lothian Health Board and the Bishop of Edinburgh. Working with the Milestone Venture Trust, Waverley Care was responsible for the establishment of a hospice for people living with AIDS called Milestone House. Archival History: Records held within the National Health Service prior to transfer. Immediate Source of Acquisition or Transfer: Acc 04/12B – David Taylor, AIDS Co-ordinator, Lothian Regional Council Scope and Content: Files of the Regional Secretary's Department; promotional material; photographs; reports and newsletters; papers on projects and services. Appraisal, Destruction and Scheduling Information: No disposal made Accruals: May be expected System of Arrangement: Original order retained Conditions Governing Access: Public access to these records is governed by UK data protection legislation, the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002, and the current Scottish Government Records Management: NHS Code of Practice (Scotland). Conditions Governing Reproduction: Reproduction is subject to closure periods and physical condition Language/Scripts of Material: English Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements: Paper Finding Aids: Item-level catalogue Archivists’ Notes: Compiled by Alison Scott and Louise Williams Date(s) of Description: January 2011; September 2018
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