WHO ARE WE?
The Martin Fisher Foundation is a Brighton & Hove charity, which was set up in September 2015 by colleagues, family and friends of Professor Martin Fisher in memory of his outstanding national and international contribution to the field of HIV research and patient care.
VISION
The Martin Fisher Foundation's vision is to eliminate new HIV cases within a generation by increasing HIV testing, through improving knowledge of HIV, increasing availability PrEP and reducing HIV stigma. Our purpose is to facilitate the city-wide HIV response wherever possible.
The charity is run by experienced Trustees who meet regularly to oversee the running of the charity. Our Patron is Baroness Gould of Potternewton.
MISSION
Our mission is to promote, preserve and protect the health and wellbeing of people with or at risk of HIV by:
- Increasing access to HIV testing
- Supporting innovation in HIV prevention and care
- Advancing public awareness of HIV to reduce stigma
- Reduce new HIV infections and deaths from HIV-related illness
- Improving the quality of life for people living with HIV
VALUES
Our values are inspired by Martin and describe the underlying principles about how we work.
- Community-centred - everything we do is for the benefit of people living with or at risk of HIV
- Determined - we won’t give up until we’ve reached our goals
- Inclusive - we embrace diversity and promote equality for all people living with or at risk of HIV
- Inspirational - we always strive to inspire others to take action through our innovative approaches
OUR TRUSTEES
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OUR PATRON
Baroness Gould of Potternewton
