Scottish AIDS Monitor - The Gay Men’s Project volunteer handbook, 1990s

File

Identifier: LHB45/1/2/2/18

Scope and Contents

Volunteer handbook.

Dates

Creation: 1990s

Conditions Governing Access

Open to public access.

Biographical / Historical

Scottish AIDS Monitor (SAM) was an early HIV information charity, founded in 1983 in Edinburgh by Derek Ogg, Edward McGough, Nigel Cook, and Simon Taylor. It organised information stalls, worked with health boards, produced public health material on HIV, safe sex, and drug use, and ran services such as a buddying and a gay men's project. SAM dissolved in 1996.