Programs

Meagan Fumerton talks about programs and services available to Indigenous people in federal institutions.

The HEIA is used to identify vulnerable and priority populations within a community and to help examine any proposed initiative to determine if it could unintentionally increase and population’s vulnerability, specifically to STBBIs

Presenters discuss challenges and opportunities in prison health care

HIV stigma campaign was created with feedback from gay/bi/MSM in the Durham Region using an online survey

Aims to increase treatment adherence while improving quality of life and social connectedness for HIV positive gay men, and address food insecurity

The project will incorporate the principles of Greater Involvement of People with HIV and AIDS and “nothing about us, without us” to develop a nation-wide working committtee of gender-diverse people to ensure their voices are available to address key issues and produce a report moving forward previous recommendations and newly… Read more of the article: Trans National Project Letter

A five year project to develop a sustainable, evidence-based, and culturally relevant HIV and HCV intervention for Indigenous women in four correctional institutions

Montreal’s free and confidential texting helpline for questions about sexual health or dating

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