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Provides information to help people living with HIV/AIDS and their caregivers make informed health care decisions. Assists physicians and other health care professionals access the latest information on AIDS treatment advances. (See Details)

Forms an organization that works to involve youth ages 15-29 from all communities in addressing HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C and related issues. (See Details)

Works to support the development and delivery of culturally appropriate, innovative, coordinated, accessible, inclusive and accountable HIV/AIDS programs and services for Aboriginal people. (See Details)

Forms a community-based, charitable organization that provides support, HIV prevention and education services for people living with and at risk for HIV/AIDS. Provides free, confidential supportive and practical services to men, women and youth living with HIV/AIDS, and information and support to friends, partners, and families of people living with HIV/AIDS. (See Details)

Forms a coalition of community-based AIDS organizations that advocates for people and communities affected by HIV/AIDS. (See Details)

Advocates on behalf of people living with HIV/AIDS in the community and at all government levels so that they have easy access to the services and treatments they need.

Promotes HIV prevention among Calgary's high risk populations, including the gay community, youth and injection drug users. Provides support services to people living with HIV/AIDS, including counseling and advocacy, nutrition, care services, access to complementary therapies and financial aid. (See Details)

Forms a regional collaboration that supports community responses to HIV and AIDS through in-depth partnerships in Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe and wider networking, skills exchange and lesson sharing throughout the region. Funded by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), and implemented by the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA). (See Details)

Works to enable persons living with AIDS and HIV disease to empower themselves through mutual support and collective action. (See Details)

Provides prevention and support services to a variety of populations. Develops resources and workshops to educate about HIV/AIDS. (See Details)