CAAT Receives CIHR Funding for CHAMP Research
The CAAT research team has recently received CIHR funding for their innovative community based research study: CHAMPS: Community Champion HIV/AIDS Advocate Mobilization Study. We have now hired our project coordinator […]
Newcomer’s Sexual Health Promotion Project
Newcomer’s Sexual Health Promotion Project Description of Program As newcomers to Canada, many IRN-PHAs (Immigrant, Refugee, Non-Status People living with HIV/AIDS) endure challenges related to their migration and adaptation to […]
Peer Programs & Newcomer Sexual health promotion program coordinator
COMMITTEE FOR ACCESSIBLE AIDS TREATMENT (CAAT) PEER PROGRAMS & NEWCOMER PHA SEXUAL […]
Research Coordinator: CAAT CHAMP Study
REGENT PARK COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE A very busy community-based, non-profit organization, serving a diverse community, and an equal-opportunity employer The Regent Park Community Health Centre is a community based primary health […]
Improving Mental Health Service Access for Immigrant, Refugee and Non-status PHAs Research Study
Improving Mental Health Service Access for Immigrant, Refugee & Non-Status PHA Research Study Report 2008
Mobilizing Ethno-racial Leaders Against HIV/AIDS Stigma Research Study
Mobilizing Ethno-racial Community Leaders Against HIV/AIDS stigma Evidence of Needs & Rationale for Project Immigrants and refugees represent a growing proportion of Ontario’s overall population, and experience elevated prevalence and […]
CAAT Gets Equity Award from City of Toronto
In November 2009, CAAT received the Equity and Human Rights Award from the City of Toronto in recognition of our leadership in addressing mental health challenges faced by newcomer PHAs […]
Innovative Legacy Project Launched
CAAT is excited to announce the launch of the Legacy Project: a program of structured mentorship support to promote collaboration, community succession and meaningful participation of PHAs. We are grateful for […]