Welcome to WHAI

We build community capacity to support women living with or facing systemic risk of contracting HIV.

A Note About WOMEN

'Woman' and 'Women'

WHAI prioritizes work with cis and Trans women, 2-Spirit and Non-Binary people who are living with HIV, and/or who are African, Caribbean Black, Indigenous, newcomers, who use drugs or substances, have experiences with violence, and/or have been/are incarcerated.

Throughout our website, the term ‘women’ is bold to remind us of the importance of prioritizing and centring communities of women who face disproportionate structural risk factors related to HIV, as well as being a reminder that gender is not binary, and the importance of thoughtfulness towards inclusivity for Trans, Two-Spirit, and Non-Binary people in WHAI work. Identities are capitalized throughout, except “cis.” This is to remind us of the privilege and space afforded cis people, and to support the amplification of identities outside gender-binary constructions.

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Learn About Women & HIV In Ontario

Each year in Ontario, between 20% and 25% of new diagnoses are women.

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Explore WHAI’s Unique Approach

WHAI’s work across Ontario is rooted in the principles of community development and collective impact.

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Access Helpful Tools & Resources

Explore our collection of Women and HIV resources, toolkits and materials.

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How We Work

WHAI’s work is structured around 6 priority areas rooted in the principles of community development and collective impact.

Committed to Equity

Our organizational commitments reflect our priorities and values.

Featured Resources From WHAI

Booklet, WHAI Original Resource
Booklet, WHAI Original Resource

HIV Prevention Medications: PrEP, PEP & PIP

Dec 1, 2025
Webinar, WHAI Original Resource
Webinar, WHAI Original Resource

Recording – Lunch & Learn – Women & Gender-Diverse People & HIV: Linkages to Care and Support

Nov 25, 2025
Booklet, Poster, Printables, WHAI Original Resource
Booklet, Poster, Printables, WHAI Original Resource

A Seat at the Picnic: Examining how social and structural determinants of health impact HIV risk and health outcomes.

Nov 21, 2025
Video Presentation, WHAI Original Resource
Video Presentation, WHAI Original Resource

Recording – WHAI Lunch & Learn: HIV, HPV & Anal Cancer Screening

Oct 15, 2025

The Latest News & Events from WHAI

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Clinical Talk: Aging with HIV

Dec 17, 2025
1:00pm - 2:00pm

Find a WHAI Coordinator Near You

You can connect with a WHAI Coordinator through community organizations across Ontario.

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