Indigenous
Communities Alliances And Networks (CAAN; formerly Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network)
Provides a national forum for Aboriginal Peoples to holistically address HIV and AIDS, Hepatitis C, sexually transmitted blood-borne infections (STBBIs), Tuberculosis, mental health, aging, and related co-morbidity issues. The network promotes a social determinants of health framework through advocacy as well as provides accurate and up to date resources on these issues in a culturally relevant manner for Aboriginal Peoples, wherever they reside.- All Nations Hope Network
A non-profit organization in Regina that seeks to stem HIV and Hepatitis C in our Indigenous population through culturally-competent prevention, education, training, awareness, and support. Strong Medicine (2018)
An educational video developed by CAAN and CATIE, with and for Indigenous people living with HIV.
2SLGBTQIA+
Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, plus
OUTSaskatoon
A non-profit organization in Saskatoon that provides peer support and counselling, queer-specific education and resources, outreach, social gatherings and events, community referrals, and sexual health services.TransSask Support Services
A province-wide non-profit organization that supports and acts as a resource network for trans-identified, genderqueer, intersex, and gender non-conforming individuals, their spouses, family, friends, and allies.UR Pride Centre for Sexuality & Gender Diversity
A non-profit service provider housed at the University of Regina that provides inclusive services and programming to foster a safer, healthier, and more vibrant community for sexually and gender diverse people in Regina.Healthline: LGBTQIA= Safer Sex Guide
A detailed article on safer sex for LGBTQIA+ people with topics including masturbation, pregnancy and STIs, medications and vaccines, condoms and barriers, communication, consent, alcohol and substance use, erogenous play, hand sex, oral sex, penetrative sex, seeking medical attention and supports, as well as additional resources. The article was last medically reviewed on June 22, 2022.
People who Inject Drugs
Responding to an Overdose in a Toxic Drug Supply (CATIE, 2023)
An info card about recognizing the signs of an opioid drug overdose, steps to follow when responding to an overdose, and tips.What you need to know about wounds (CATIE, 2023)
An info card about tips to care for a wound and signs for when to seek medical care for a wound.- Mapping the Body: Choosing a Vein for Safer Injection (CATIE, 2022)
An info card about where is safer, less safe, and dangerous to inject drugs on the body. Sharp Shooters: Harm Reduction Info for Safer Injection Drug Use (CATIE, 2021)
A booklet on the basics of safer injection, the prevention of hepatitis C, HIV, and other infections, and information on how to prevent or respond to an overdose.What Works: What you need to know if you have HIV and inject drugs (CATIE, 2020)
A booklet with information on HIV treatment for people who inject drugs and are living with HIV. It also has information on how to take care of yourself and keep others safe.Safer Substance Use Video Series (CATIE, 2023)
Educational videos for people who use drugs and for service providers, to walk through the basic steps for how to inject, smoke, and snort drugs as safely as possible. The videos include how to prepare and consume a variety of drugs that are most commonly injected, smoked, or snorted.Hepatitis C and HIV: What you need to know if you use drugs (CATIE, 2023)
An info card about the basics of Hepatitis C and HIV as well as tips for safer drug use and safer sex to prevent Hepatitis C and HIV.Safer Drug Use and Safer Sex to Prevent Hepatitis C and HIV (CATIE, 2023)
A poster with tips for people who use drugs and engage in sexual activities to prevent the spread of Hepatitis C and HIV.HIV and People Who Use Drugs (Avert)
An article on why people who use drugs are at a greater risk of getting HIV. The article was last reviewed on February 28, 2022.
Youth
- YouthCo: Youth Leading the HIV & Hep C Movement
A peer-led organization in British Columbia that works to reduce the impact of stigma related to HIV and Hep C. - Scareleteen: sex ed for the real world
Inclusive, comprehensive, and supportive sexuality and relationships info for teens and emerging adults. Sexfluent
Canada’s leading, innovative platform and comprehensive resource on HIV, sexual health, mental health, and harm reduction for Canadian youth ages 12-25.Be in the KNOW: Young and Positive Stories (2022)
A collection of stories written by young people living with HIV. Stories include first-hand experiences of navigating their youth while learning how to manage their health and relationships.
Aging Adults
HIV and Aging (CATIE, 2020)
An information booklet for people 50 and older who are living with HIV, as well as their partners, family members, caregivers, and service providers.- Staying Healthy with HIV as You Age (ACRIA, 2016).
An information booklet that describes common health problems older adults living with HIV may face with a focus on management strategies. Sanctum
A hospice and transitional care home in Saskatoon that provides around-the-clock transitional care for people living with HIV who have social and high-risk behaviours and conditions, including homelessness, that prevent them from properly caring for themselves. In addition, this home provides end of life care to individuals who are living with HIV and have a palliative diagnosis.