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The A/C Study was a community-based research project conducted in Toronto and Ottawa from November 2018 to December 2019. One of the objectives of the A/C Study was to estimate the prevalence of HIV among ACB people in Toronto and Ottawa.

PrEP, or Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, is a highly effective way for people at high risk to have more control over their sex lives and protect themselves from HIV. The OHTN has created a comprehensive online toolkit geared for those who are new to PrEP, those who are on PrEP already, and for clinicians.

Il existe en Ontario un système de prévention du VIH, de dépistage, de soins et de soutien. Plusieurs programmes et ressources de lutte contre le VIH y sont offerts. Le site Web Hello Ontario est là pour vous aider à établir des contacts.

This report evaluates the combined impact of four areas of law on migrant sex workers: federal criminal laws targeting sex work and human trafficking; federal immigration laws regarding both inadmissibility as well as human trafficking; Ontario’s human trafficking laws; and municipal bylaws in Toronto regulating holistic health centres and body rub parlours.

An inforgraphic exploring the experiences of trans women living with HIV in Canada, findings from a national community-based participatory research project.

Stigma around mental health still remains a reality in many communities and when combined with the layers of stigma around gender, as well as HIV status, trans women living with HIV face a unique set of challenges when navigating their life journey.

Our 2021 poster honours women in the fight against overdose and recognizes the strength and struggle for communities in the midst of intersecting crises.

Building on the work accomplished at the Black Experiences in Health Care Symposium in 2017, the 2020 event renewed focus on engaging and informing health system partners and creating collaboration opportunities to advance Black health in Ontario.

Cette trousse présente des informations sur la dévoilement du VIH, y compris la législation sur la confidentialité, les politiques et les lignes directrices pour le traitement des informations personnelles sur la santé et l'importance de celles-ci pour établir des relations positives avec les femmes vivant avec le VIH.

This infographic offers a summary of the corresponding report, Changing Circumstances Surrounding Opioid-Related Deaths in Ontario during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Given the rapidly changing nature of the pandemic and the continued rise in opioid-related deaths, a comprehensive understanding of the circumstances surrounding these deaths is needed to inform multifaceted public health interventions and policies that support people who use drugs to help prevent opioid-related mortality and reduce morbidity. This report updates the data provided in the preliminary report to include patterns up to the end of December 2020.

This report delineates the challenges and opportunities for improving access to the services and contributes to existing research about the experiences and specific needs of WWUD. It also builds on CMHA’s recent policy work on the opioid poisoning crisis in Canada.

Some printable cards & posters to share with your community in February to honour Love Positive Women!

Indigenous peoples, languages, cultures, and traditions have not only survived colonization, they have been revived, reclaimed, and revitalized. This can be no more important than now, amid Canada’s on-going opioid and overdose crisis, in which Indigenous peoples are over-represented.

This program guide was developed based on the experiences at two Toronto-based community health centres developing Satellite site programming out of the homes of people who use drugs.

The second in a two part webinar series will provide an overview of the “Clinician’s Women-Centred HIV Care Toolkit” for clinicians to support its uptake and use by healthcare and service providers caring for women living with HIV.

This first in a two part webinar series provides an overview of the “Women-Centred HIV Care: Information for Women Toolkit” for women living with HIV to support its uptake and use as a self-health advocacy tool.

Une affiche pour honorer les femmes touchées par une surdose et de multiples luttes en 2020.

A team of HIV clinicians, researchers, advocates and women living with HIV, have worked with the Centre for Effective Practice (CEP) to develop two new clinical toolkits on Women-Centred HIV Care using an integrated knowledge translation approach. This toolkit is intended to support clinicians and community-based organizations in providing women-centred HIV care!

Une équipe de cliniciens, de chercheurs, de défenseurs des droits des femmes vivant avec le VIH et de femmes vivant avec le VIH ont travaillé avec le Centre for Effective Practice (CEP) pour élaborer deux nouvelles trousses cliniques sur les soins du VIH axés sur les femmes en utilisant une approche intégrée de transfert des connaissances. Cette ressource est destinée aux femmes vivant avec le VIH et peut être utilisée comme un outil pour soutenir l'autodéfense et la gestion de la santé.

This poster evolved out of collaborative visioning that explores the question of how to creatively engage communities in ways that honour the experiences of women’s health and collectively create positive change.

This report explores gender-based harm reduction strategies, including an introduction of intersecting components of harm reduction and health determinants for women, highlights the key ways that elements interact to influence women’s experiences, and provides examples of Canadian women-centred harm reduction programs.

This toolkit is for organizations, service providers, and peers who would like to provide support to people living with HIV who are contemplating disclosure.

WHAI’s Love Positive Women button templates available in 1, 1.5, and 3 inches.