Knowing your status is one of the first, if not most critical steps in taking control of your health. And there are clinicians ready to support you in getting the right care you need. It’s empowering!
Regardless of your race, gender or sexual orientation, PrEP is a great way for ACB folks to protect themselves against the spread of HIV.
Cassandra Oluwasola
The medication can prevent HIV transmission, giving individuals peace of mind, and the ability to take control of their own sexual health. Imagine that!
It's time to take charge and start having open, honest conversations about HIV and sexual health. It's about empowering ourselves with the knowledge and tools to reduce the risks in our communities. remember, the first step begins with you. It begins with getting tested and knowing your status. Get free HIV self-test kits.
Be sure to check out more... advice and tips from the frontlines, by sexual health coordinator, Cassandra O.
It is normal to feel worried and confused about the immigration process and how being HIV-positive might impact your application to visit, study, work, or live in Canada.
The Canadian immigration and refugee system can be complicated and confusing for people living with HIV.
In Ontario, the HIV & AIDS Legal Clinic Ontario (HALCO) offers free legal advice and information about immigration to people with HIV. To get help or talk to a lawyer about
The Canadian immigration and refugee system can be complicated and confusing for people living with HIV.
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Applicants for Canadian citizenship are not medically screened, and having HIV does not impact eligibility. Seek medical attention for your health and well-being, and know that Canada respects and protects the human rights of all individuals living with HIV.
It is normal to feel worried and confused about the immigration process and how being HIV-positive might impact your application to visit, study, work, or live in Canada.
David Este Professor Emeritus of Social Work
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PrEP to prevent HIV: your questions answered
PrEP is one of several highly effective ways to help prevent HIV. Learn more, plus how, and where to get it.
