This booklet contains easy-to-understand messages about how to take care of your health if you have HIV and inject drugs. Complete with practical tips, this resource is a great starting point for people who use drugs who have questions about HIV treatment, preventing and responding to overdoses, and managing their… Read more of the article: What Works: What You Need to Know If You Have HIV and Inject Drugs
OpenCe livret contient de l’information facile à comprendre sur la façon de prendre soin de ta santé si tu as le VIH et que tu t’injectes des drogues. Offrant des conseils pratiques, cette ressource se veut un excellent point de départ pour les personnes qui s’injectent des drogues et qui… Read more of the article: Ton kit: Ce qu’il faut savoir si tu as le VIH et que tu t’injectes des drogues
OpenLes personnes handicapées (y compris les conditions liées à l’infection par le VIH) ont droit à des aménagements raisonnables sur le lieu de travail s’ils n’entraînent pas de difficultés excessives pour un employeur. Cependant, prendre la décision de divulguer ou non une invalidité épisodique peut être difficile. Bien que les… Read more of the article: Devrais-je leur dire? Pour un recrutement sans obstacle dans le marché de l’emploi au Canada
OpenIndividuals with disabilities (including conditions related to HIV infection) have a right to reasonable accommodations in the workplace if they do not result in undue hardship to an employer. Although individuals with episodic disabilities do not need to disclose a disease or health diagnosis, they are responsible for communicating the… Read more of the article: Should I Tell Them? Working Towards Barrier-Free Recruitment in the Canadian Labour Market
OpenThe Tracks survey of people who inject drugs (PWID) collected data to describe the prevalence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and hepatitis C and associated risk behaviours and to examine trends over time.
OpenThe Tracks survey of people who inject drugs (PWID) collected data to describe the prevalence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and hepatitis C and associated risk behaviours and to examine trends over time.
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