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Core information for service providers about HIV, including transmission, epidemiology, health equity, testing, prevention and treatment.

This booklet is for people 50 or older who are living with HIV, as well as their partners, family members and caregivers. It looks at some of the issues that older adults living with HIV might face and recommends ways to stay healthy—physically, mentally, emotionally and sexually.

CATIE caught up with leaders in Canada’s response to HIV at CAHR 2023 in Quebec City. We asked them how Canada performed on its 2020 targets for HIV testing, treatment and viral suppression, as well as where we need to do better to meet our targets for 2025.

This booklet provides information about infant feeding for people living with HIV and helps them make informed decisions about how to feed their babies. It reflects current guidelines and explains the Canadian recommendation that people living with HIV feed their babies formula. The guide offers tips for people who choose… Read more of the article: Feeding your baby

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

Ce 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

The guidelines provide agencies with research- and practice-based information and recommendations to develop, implement and strengthen peer health navigation programs. Peer health navigation programs have been shown to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for people living with HIV.

This resource explains how taking HIV medications and maintaining an undetectable viral load can prevent HIV transmission.

Hepatitis C and HIV are infections that can harm people’s health, including people who use drugs. Your health matters and you deserve respectful care.

The guide is a comprehensive resource responding to many of the information needs queer men have when considering or experimenting with PnP (Party and Play). The guide is grounded in the principles of harm reduction, sex positivity and community care.