Diana opened the UK’s first HIV/AIDS care unit at London Middlesex Hospital in 1987.
The 38-year-old estranged royal claimed that his late mother’s involvement with the HIV and sexual health charity was a “big piece” of her legacy. It is named after Terrence “Terry” Higgins, who was one of the first people to die of an AIDS-related illness in the UK in July 1982.
“I’ve been involved with Terrence Higgins Trust for a number of years, and the fight to end this epidemic is a big piece of my mum’s legacy,” Harry wrote in the note, which was included in a catalog for the charity’s flagship fundraising event, The Auction, on Monday, according toPrince Harry and his late mother, Princess Diana, have both made philanthropic efforts to support the HIV/AIDS community.
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