AIDS/HIV

This is a list of fact sheets on epidemiology, transmission, prevention and treatment of HIV, vitamins and supplements, hepatitis, and other HIV-related infections and sexually transmitted conditions.

HALCO is a non-profit, community-based legal clinic that provides free legal services to persons living with HIV/AIDS in Ontario. It also advocates for a society where laws and the legal system help reduce discrimination, stigma, poverty and injustice faced by people living with HIV/AIDS.

Fife House is an innovative, client-focused provider of secure and supportive affordable housing and services to people living with HIV/AIDS in the Greater Toronto Area.

These factsheets provide information for people living with HIV and AIDS, as well as organizations where they work who wish to integrate HIV/AIDS into their human resource standards and other policies.

The AIDS Committee of York Region's website is useful for anyone living with HIV/AIDS who is seeking treatment, support or peer groups in the Newmarket and York Region area. This website offers information about outreach, client retreats and socials, drop-in services and individual support for persons living with HIV/AIDS.

The Canadian AIDS Society (CAS) is a national coalition of over 125 community-based AIDS organizations across Canada. CAS is dedicated to strengthening the response to HIV/AIDS across all sectors of society, and to enriching the lives of people and communities living with HIV/AIDS. CAS advocates on behalf of people and communities affected by HIV/AIDS. It facilitates the development of programs, services and resources for people living with AIDS and their caregivers.

This document is intended as an in-depth guide for persons living with HIV. It provides comprehensive information concerning healthy living, accessing treatments, the treatment process, emotional health, sexual health, and even getting access to adequate housing.

This website offers services related to HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment to members of Toronto's black communities. The Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention provides services including outreach, prevention, and support for individuals who are HIV-positive, and their families.

This website is an important resource for anyone living in the Toronto area who has been diagnosed with AIDS/HIV, or is at risk. The AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT) provides peer support groups, information on prevention and treatment, case management, and counseling services for anyone living with HIV/AIDS.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services provides fact sheets about HIV drugs describing their use, pharmacology, side effects, and other relevant information. The sheets are available in English and Spanish as well as in professional and consumer versions.