Mosvold was visited on 22 Feb 2007 by friends from its missionary past, Paul Carlson, and his wife Jayne, and Peter Carlson, and his wife Mary-Jo. Paul and Peter, both born in Zululand, are sons of Wesley Carlson who was a preacher/builder at Mosvold from 1945 – 1953. Wesley Carlson was responsible for building many of the old buildings at the hospital, including the stone church.”
 

From 5-9 February 2007, three member of the Children’s HIV Association of the United Kingdom and Ireland (CHIVA) visited Mosvold Hospital to provide advice, education and support in the treatment of children infected with HIV. The visitors were Jason Warriner, specialist nurse at Guys and St Thomas’ Hospital, London, Rebecca Stevenson, Paediatric Dietician at King’s College Hospital, London, and Dr Andy Prendergast, Paediatrician, Great Ormond Street Hospital, London. One of the messages imparted to the medical staff was that children with HIV are mostly progressing to AIDS in the first year of life, and that there is a case for early initiation of ARVs in most HIV-infected children