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About CATIE (Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange)About CATIEOur Changing RoleExciting changes are happening at CATIE! We have taken on the role of national knowledge exchange broker for information related to HIV prevention and treatment, care and support for people living with and vulnerable to HIV. To find out what this means for you, read our updates on these changes! Our VisionCATIE will be a catalyst for a renewed and integrated national response to reduce the transmission of HIV and improve the quality of life of people with HIV. Our MissionCATIE champions and supports innovation and excellence in knowledge exchange for the prevention of HIV transmission, and the care, treatment and support of people with HIV by:
Our ServicesCATIE provides free HIV information services and support to people living with HIV and their caregivers, to health care providers, to AIDS service organizations and to related front-line organizations. To learn more click on Access our services. More About Us and the Work We DoStrategic Plan for 2008–2011 Get InvolvedEventsLearn about important upcoming HIV related events across Canada and around the world. Keep up to date with a free annual CATIE membershipYour annual membership will be valid until March 31, 2010. Membership entitles you to information about CATIE’s work and how we are fulfilling our mission and updates about new resources available through CATIE. It also entitles you to participate in governance by standing for election to the Board of Directors or voting in the election. You can also update your subscription requests at the same time that you complete your membership application. Learn more about membership benefits, and how you can join or renew online. Subscribe to CATIE's free publicationsSubscribe to e-mail or print versions of CATIE’s regular publications and stay current on HIV prevention, treatment, care and support. All subscriptions are free. Subscriptions for printed publications are offered only in Canada. Membership is not required in order to subscribe to CATIE publications. However, if you are applying for a free CATIE membership you can update your subscription selection at the same time. PartnershipsPartner your organization with CATIE to maximize your impact and provide access to the best in HIV information. Call us at 1.800.263.1638, send us an e-mail or click here to learn about partnerships with CATIE. Career OpportunitiesSee openings for fulfilling jobs at CATIE. Volunteering and InternshipsGet involved and make a real difference in people’s lives. Learn about becoming a volunteer or intern. Make a DonationPitch in by putting your dollars to work at CATIE. Contact UsIf privacy is a concern for you, please call our toll-free telephone line at 1.800.263.1638. Your call will be treated as private and confidential. HIV Information Educators are available at these times: Monday 10 am – 9 pm and Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 10 am – 6 pm (Eastern Time). E-mail is not private or confidential. For your protection, our responses will not include any confidential information. To contact us by e-mail: If you live in Canada, you can send questions about the prevention and treatment of HIV, as well as our library services, to questions@catie.ca. For general information about CATIE, CATIE publications, membership or making a donation, e-mail info@catie.ca. For questions about volunteering or internships, e-mail volunteering@catie.ca. For comments or questions about the design of our Web site, e-mail web@catie.ca. To contact us by mail, write to: CATIE (Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange) To contact us by telephone or fax: Phone: 416.203.7122 or
1.800.263.1638 StaffTo send an e-mail to one of our staff put in the first initial and last name followed by @catie.ca.
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