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Quick resource on the business case for expanding publicly funded physiotherapy services for people living with HIV… Read more of the article: The Business Case for Publicly funded physiotherapy services as a component of optimal care for PLWHIV

This client brochure is for people who use drugs and anyone who would like more information to help identify and respond to a drug overdose. One side of the brochure has information on opioid overdose, including signs of an opioid overdose, how to respond to an opioid overdose and tips… Read more of the article: Responding to an opioid overdose, Responding to stimulant overuse and overdose

Policy briefs discussing how to make physical activity more accessible for people living with HIV… Read more of the article: HIV and Physical Activity – Making physical activity more accessible for women living with HIV

This youth-oriented resource provides comprehensive and sex- positive information about oral sex. It inclused basic anatomy, types of oral sex, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) that can be passed through oral sex and ways to prevent HIV and STIs. Read more of the article: Oral Sex

This resource is for anyone living with HIV. It is designed to help readers take care of their sexual health, with information about sexually transmitted infections, sexual health check- ups and consent. It also contains a section for men who engage in Party n’ Play (PnP). Read more of the article: Your Sexual Health: A guide for people living with HIV

This client brochure is for people who are at risk for HIV. It answers commonly asked questions about pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and contains key messages on access, effectiveness and monitoring, including information for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding/chestfeeding and trans people.

It’s All Still Possible: Starting Points for Living Well with HIV is an easy-to-read primer for individuals who are newly diagnosed with HIV. This concise guide contains basic info on HIV, HIV treatment, how you can stay healthy and avoid passing HIV to others, disclosure, and next steps. Read more of the article: It’s all still possible: starting points for living well with HIV

This booklet provides information on seven of the most effective ways to prevent HIV: PrEP,PEP, HIV treatment, condoms, types of sex with a lower risk of HIV transmission, using new drug use equipment and using drugs in ways with a lower risk of HIV. It also guides people on how… Read more of the article: Seven Ways to Prevent HIV