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Thank you for supporting Dinner for One on Sat 15th Nov

To all our generous hosts and guests, to Rob Sykes our DJ and the team at Clubhouse 1 Dover St
- thank you for a fantastic night that raised almost £20,000.

AidsArk beneficiaries in Mongkol Borei, Cambodia

To live a normal life with HIV:

AidsArk helps the poorest people living with HIV in the developing world, by providing ARV (anti-retroviral) drugs and related medical and social care, so they can live a normal life.

This is how AidsArk operates.

HIV/AIDS is not a problem that has been solved:

In 2025, 40.8 million people are living with HIV globally.

32 million, 77%, were accessing anti-retroviral (ARV) treatment, way up from 7.7m in 2010.
1.3million people became newly infected with HIV.
And 630,000 people died from AIDS-related illnesses.

AidsArk works with doctors and clinics in the poorest parts of the developing world to try and improve each of those statistics.

You can help us by donating here:

Donate

Thank you for supporting Dinner for One on Sat 15th Nov

To all our generous hosts and guests, to Rob Sykes our DJ and the team at Clubhouse 1 Dover St - thank you for a fantastic night that raised almost £20,000.

AidsArk beneficiaries in Mongkol Borei, Cambodia

To live a normal life with HIV:

This is how AidsArk operates.

HIV/AIDS is not a problem that has been solved:

In 2025, 40.8 million people are living with HIV globally.

32 million, 77%, were accessing anti-retroviral (ARV) treatment, way up from 7.7m in 2010. 1.3million people became newly infected with HIV.And 630,000 people died from AIDS-related illnesses.

AidsArk works with doctors and clinics in the poorest parts of the developing world to try and improve each of those statistics.

You can help us by donating here:

AidsArk

To all our generous hosts and guests, to Rob Sykes our DJ and the team at Clubhouse 1 Dover St
- thank you for a fantastic night that raised almost £20,000.

32 million, 77%, were accessing anti-retroviral (ARV) treatment, way up from 7.7m in 2010.
1.3million people became newly infected with HIV.
And 630,000 people died from AIDS-related illnesses.