Des informations-santé dignes de confiance pour les femmes.
Links and References
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Le Réseau canadien pour la santé des femmes
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M is for Mutual, A is for ActsMale Sex Work and AIDS in Canada
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Maison Dehon2830 A, blvd. Gouin East. Montréal (Québec), H2L 4A2. Phone: (514) 384-0450. Télécopieur (514) 388-8290 / 388-5750. Email: jcbedard@scjcanada.org. Services: Lodging for PHAs who have impaired autonomy.
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McGill AIDS CentreThe Centre researches the pathology, transmission and immune reactions caused by AIDS. (514)-340-8260.
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Parents, Families of Lesbians and Gays PFLAG - CanadaEvery day, PFLAG Canada volunteers are contacted by frightened adolescents and by angry, fearful or ashamed parents. PFLAG Canada supports, educates and provides resources to anyone with questions or concerns. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Public Health authorities troubled...triple the number of cases of infectious syphilis!
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Public Health Canada-Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Prevention and HPV Vaccine: Questions and AnswersHow can you protect yourself from getting HPV? For females, four of the common types of HPV can be prevented through vaccination.
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Relay Magazine
Relay is a national magazine that provides people living with HIV up-to-date, reliable information written by Canadian doctors. Relay is a publication for people who have already been diagnosed HIV and should not be used for purposes of self-diagnosis or as an alternative to medical care.
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Santé Canada - Votre Santé et Vous - Condoms!
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Santé et services sociaux Québec-Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) VaccineHPV vaccination program. An HPV vaccination program is implemented in Québec since September 2008. More details about the HPV vaccination program.
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Sensibilisation au sida pour autochtones en milieu urbain(514) 499-1854. Services offerts: éducation soutien pour les personnes autochtones vivant avec le VIH.
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Séro Zéro - Gay HealthSéro Zéro is a community organization dedicated to promoting the sexual, social, and emotional health of gay and bisexual men in Montréal. Founded in 1991, we offer a range of services including basic information about HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, one-on-one consultations and referrals, small-group discussion workshops, and free condom distribution in the bars and saunas of the gay village.
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Sexual Dyfunction and HIV/AIDS - The Body
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SexualityandU.ca - Coming out - sexual orientation and gender identityComing out to a friend can be just as hard as coming out to your parents. You may be afraid that you'll damage the friendship, or lose it altogether. On the other hand, your friends may find the news easier to accept than your parents, at least right away.
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SexualityandU.ca - Sexual Orientation and Gender IdentityYour sexual orientation is a reflection of your sexual and emotional feelings toward people of the same or opposite gender. Although some people know early on that they are homosexual, others go through a confusing period where they wonder: Am I different? Could I be gay? Are my feelings just a passing phase?
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STD Helpline Telephone Numbers across Canada
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STELLAProvides support and information to sex-workers so that they may live and work in safety and with dignity. Sensitizes and educates the public and professioinals in different areas about the sex trade and the realities faced by sex workers. Promotes the decriminalization of sex work. (514) 285-8889 stellappp@videotron.ca
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The Canadian Action Treatment Council (CATC)The Canadian Treatment Action Council (CTAC) is a national non-governmental organization serving the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS. CTAC promotes informed public policy and builds awareness on issues that impede access to treatment and health care for people living with HIV/AIDS. Treatment is a broad concept, which includes western as well as complementary and alternative medicine.
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The Canadian HIV Vaccine Initiative (CHVI)
The Canadian HIV Vaccine Initiative (CHVI), Canada’s contribution to the Global HIV Vaccine Enterprise, is a five-year collaborative initiative between the Government of Canada and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
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The Centre for AIDS Services of Montreal (Women)Our goal is to bring you information about the valuable services our Center provides to women infected or affected by HIV/AIDS, as well as a few links to other sites to help you find the information you're looking for.
