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This resource provides an introduction to the options available for people with HIV who want to have children, including pregnancy, surrogacy and adoption. It is relevant for people of all genders and sexual orientations. It explains how to prevent passing HIV to a baby for those who plan to be… Read more of the article: Growing your family: An introduction to pregnancy planning, surrogacy and adoption for people living with HIV

This poster provides basic information about PrEP for people who may not have heard of it. It was designed to be used in medical clinics or community-based agencies to raise awarness about PrEP. Read more of the article: Did you know there’s a pill that can help prevent HIV?

Resource for people living with HIV and how rehabilitation can make an impact in their lives… Read more of the article: Rehabilitation Can Help You Do That

Resource for family physicians on how and when rehabilitation has a role to play in the lives of people living with HIV

An Inuit cascade of care framework for sexually transmitted and blood borne infections

Health and wellness magazine for people living with HIV. In this issue: positive trans women; the overdose crisis; CATIE’s U=U campaign; viral load blips; the Victoria Cool Aid Society; Q&A on CBD; designer and activist Juan Saavedra.

Information sheet

This client brochure is for people who use crack or for anyone who would like information to support safer crack smoking. It includes illustrations of the supplies used, tips on safer crack smoking, mouth care and preventing hepatitis C, and how to recognize and respond to stimulant overamping and overdose.

A Brief that issues 5 ‘Calls To Action’ for Insurance Industry Leaders to move the dial forward on equitable access to life insurance by people living with HIV in Canada. Read more of the article: Life Insurance and People Living With HIV – What You Need To Know As An Insurance Industry Leader

Policy briefs discussing how to make physical activity more accessible for people living with HIV… Read more of the article: HIV and Physical Activity – Incorporating physical activity into community-based HIV organizations