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Terrence Higgins Trust co-founders awarded OBEs to mark 40 years of service

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The Terrence Higgins Trust co-founders Rupert Whitaker and Martyn Butler have been awarded OBEs ahead of its 40th anniversary.

Since the early 80s, the life-saving charity has been a leader in services dedicated to HIV and sexual health. Created in the name of Whitaker’s fallen partner, who was one of the first patients to die from an AIDS-related illness, the organisation has introduced a bevvy of educational resources, free HIV testing events and essential campaigns for people across the UK.

Due to their tireless work and integral role in the UK’s HIV/AIDS response, the Queen’s birthday honours recognised the two impactful figures on 1 June.

In a statement, Whitaker and Butler expressed their excitement regarding the massive achievement. “I’m deeply honoured for my work to be recognised in this way.

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