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[[File:Dhiverse-Logo.jpg|thumb|DHIVERSE logo]]'''DHIVERSE''' is the HIV & Sexual Health charity for [[Cambridgeshire]]. | [[File:Dhiverse-Logo.jpg|thumb|DHIVERSE logo]]'''DHIVERSE''' is the HIV & Sexual Health charity for [[Cambridgeshire]]. | ||
It was created in 1986 as the '''Cambridge AIDS Helpline''', serving the city of [[Cambridge]]. It was renamed in 1996 as ''Cambridge AIDS Action'''. In 2001 it changed its name again, to Cambridge DHIVERSE: Developing HIV Education, Resources and Support. In 2004 it expanded its reach to cover [[Cambridgeshire]] and surrounding counties, and dropped "Cambridge" from its name.<ref>http://www.dhiverse.org.uk/all-about-dhiverse/our-history/</ref> | It was created in 1986 as the '''Cambridge AIDS Helpline''', serving the city of [[Cambridge]]. It was renamed in 1996 as '''Cambridge AIDS Action'''. In 2001 it changed its name again, to '''Cambridge DHIVERSE''': Developing HIV Education, Resources and Support. In 2004 it expanded its reach to cover [[Cambridgeshire]] and surrounding counties, and dropped "Cambridge" from its name.<ref>http://www.dhiverse.org.uk/all-about-dhiverse/our-history/</ref> | ||
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[[Category:HIV and AIDS]] | [[Category:HIV and AIDS]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 10 July 2026
DHIVERSE is the HIV & Sexual Health charity for Cambridgeshire.
It was created in 1986 as the Cambridge AIDS Helpline, serving the city of Cambridge. It was renamed in 1996 as Cambridge AIDS Action. In 2001 it changed its name again, to Cambridge DHIVERSE: Developing HIV Education, Resources and Support. In 2004 it expanded its reach to cover Cambridgeshire and surrounding counties, and dropped "Cambridge" from its name.[1]