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This brief highlights the different challenges that different groups of women with hepatitis face and calls for greater action.

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In 2021, an estimated 214,000 Canadians were living with chronic hepatitis C, with 41% undiagnosed. That same year, an estimated 8,200 people acquired hepatitis C. Hepatitis C disproportionately…

This booklet provides information on seven of the most effective ways to prevent HIV: PrEP, PEP, HIV treatment, condoms, types of sex with a lower risk of HIV transmission, using new drug use…

PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. It is medication used by people who are HIV negative to help prevent getting HIV.

Service providers can use this pocket card to help clients assess their risk for HIV and decide whether they should talk to a healthcare provider about getting pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP).

Frontline workers can register for any facilitated courses. Some of our courses are offered on a regional basis to allow for more in-depth discussions of the issues and context specific to…

We offer self-directed courses for service providers who prefer to learn on their own time and at their own pace.

Throughout this course, participants will learn about the biology of HIV transmission, how social and structural factors influence HIV risk, and what highly effective HIV prevention strategies exist…

CATIE’s Hepatitis C Treatment course aims to develop in-depth knowledge on the treatment of hepatitis C for frontline service providers working with clients who have hepatitis C or are at risk for…

CATIE’s HIV Basics is an introductory-level course geared toward service providers who work with people at risk of or living with HIV.

CATIE’s HIV treatment course aims to develop in-depth knowledge of HIV treatment for frontline service providers working with people who are living with HIV.