Ce dépliant pour les clients s’adresse aux utilisateurs de crystal meth ou à
toute personne souhaitant obtenir de l’information pour fumer du
crystal meth de façon plus sécuritaire. Il inclut des images des
fournitures utilisées; des trucs pour fumer du crystal meth à moindre
risque, pour prendre soin de sa bouche et prévenir l’hépatite C; et pour
reconnaître et réagir à une situation d’intoxication sévère et à une surdose.

Challenges in discharge planning for people living with HIV.

The directory contains information about the services provided by urban HIV/AIDS organizations, Aboriginal organizations, and other health, medical and social service organizations, and how to access resources in English, French, Inuktitut and Inuttitut, as well as resources in Inuit culture.

Exclusive footage from the launch of the Canadian Positive People Network, an independent network for and by Persons Living with HIV/AIDS and HIV co-infections in Canada.

The factors impacting vulnerability to HIV and other STBBI are provided to help foster discussion about the factors that impact vulnerability for priority populations.

A project by the OHTN’s Indigenous Research Initiative, providing an overview of the HIV epidemic in Ontario

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

A longitudinal community-based research study designed to better understand the depth and breadth of housing issues faced by people living with HIV in ontario, canada.

A community based intervention research study to address HIV stigma through collective empowerment, capacity building, and community championship. CHAMP evaluated the effectiveness of two stigma-reduction interventions study in reducing HIV stigma: Acceptance Commitment Training and Social Justice Capacity Building.

CANFAR aims to end the HIV epidemic in Canada by funding innovative research, national awareness programs and dynamic partnerships.

Stopping the spread of HIV Infection and eradicating Hepatitis C in a community-based program – Know Your Status.

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

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

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

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

A report on the Stay Informed - Make Responsible Choices Project, designed to empower youth to make healthy, responsible choices about sexual health.

The Dope Guide covers the various drugs that are on the market, and suggests ways to reduce the risks that come with using them

PASAN produces a quarterly bulletin entitled CELL COUNT. Today, PASAN is the only community-based agency in Canada exclusively providing HIV and HCV prevention, education and suport services to prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families. The unique publication is written and edited primarily by prisoners and ex-prisoners themselves.

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

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 identified priorities

The HIV/AIDS Awareness Day will help raise awareness of HIV and contribute to addressing HIV-related stigma in Canada's African, Carribean and Black communities.

The report outlines the results of a national survey of programs and services which address the needs of older people living with HIV in Canada

Presents results from iSpeak, a research study implemented in 2011 to understand HIV-related needs, challenges and priorities of heterosexual Black men in Ontario.

Dr. Peter Ford discusses the history of HIV care in Canadian prisons in a presentaion from the Inside and Out Conference, a meeting to discuss the HIV prevention, engagement and care cascade for current and former prisoners

The Response provides access to research evidence in response to questions from community-based organizations to help provide insight on a particular issue or build community capacity

Jonathon Smith discusses incarceration, solitary confinement, convictions for non-disclosure, and HIV among prisoners

The Canadian Treatment Action Council (CTAC) addresses access to treatment, care and support for people living with HIV and HCV. CTAC provides a therapeutic review of direct acting antivirals as treatment for chronic HCV.

A series of videos exploring the lives of federal prisoners in Canada and the challenges they face behaind bars to protect themselves from HIV, HCV and other infections.

The guide addresses the realities and complexities faced by nurses who provide care to people living with HIV. The aim of the guide is to offer practical advise to HIV nurses and clarify professional obligations regarding HIV non-disclosure and the criminal law.

Video explores and challenges ideas about Black men and how they address health issues.

The paper determines whether expanding Insite (North American's first and only supervised injection facility) to more locations in Canada such as Montreal, cost less than the health care consequences of not having such expanded programs for injection drug users.

A directory of promising programs and services for older people living with HIV in Canada

Presenters discuss challenges and opportunities in prison health care

A research study designed to better understand the depth and breadth of housing issues faced by people living with HIV in Ontario, Canada.

This guide is for trans women and their sex partners. This resource covers topics such as body parts and identities, disclosure, HIV and other STIs, safer sex, surgeries, talking to your doctor, harm reduction and sex work

TJ Parsell speaks about his experience in prison, sexual assault in prison, prisoner rape from the Insight & Out Conference.

An information site on sexual health targeting women

This webinar provides the medical and scientific evidence behind Truvada for HIV PrEP. CTAC contributes patient input to reviews of new HIV drugs and contributes to CADTH's Therapeutic Review of all hepatitis C drugs

This guide addresses the diverse sexual desires and sexual activities of gay, bi, and queer trans men. It includes important information on the choices we have and the questions we should ask to stay safe and healthy: sexually, mentally and emotionally.

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.