The Robert Grace Trust
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The Robert Grace Trust
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The Robert Grace Trust gives immediate, practical support to people with HIV/AIDS and their carers. It has done this since 1987, in memory of the architect Robert Grace, who died of AIDS.
Support began through the Bloomsbury Clinic and HIV/AIDS counselling services at London hospitals, via the RGT Hardship Fund. This fund provides small one-off grants for urgent needs.
Giving was later extended to Nkosi's Haven and Community Action in Johannesburg, South Africa, and to St Paul's Children's Home in Kenya. It is run by volunteers and trustees.
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The Robert Grace Trust provides immediate, practical support to people with, and affected by, HIV/AIDS and their carers.
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