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A peer-based program that offered low-barrier HIV testing and connection to care through street fairs and in community organizations.

A clinic and outreach service that trains people living with HIV to help HIV-positive clients develop the ability to better manage their own health and care.

The Peer to Peer Program trains HIV+ peer mentors to provide tailored support to other people living with HIV.

An anonymous rapid POC HIV testing pilot in two Ontario correctional facilities.

A toolkit for organizations that want to develop policies and practices that support their clients to make decisions about HIV disclosure.

An interactive six-week program for people living with HIV where participants learn tools and skills to help them self-manage their health.

An intensive case management and housing support program for people living with HIV who have complex health and social needs.

A program that brings HIV and Hepatitis C related education and support to rural and remote First Nations communities.

An HIV testing initiative that introduces the routine offer of HIV testing to people in Vancouver hospitals.

A street outreach program and an evening drop-in centre that provide practical assistance and social support services to over 350 men involved in the sex trade.

A project to create accessible sexual health resources through the meaningful engagement of LGBTQ youth labelled with intellectual disabilities.

Two short workshops for First Nations and Inuit youth about contraception, protection against STIs and prevention of intimate partner violence.