CAAT Agency Brochure printed
We have designed and printed our agency brochure to distribute at events.
Medical Inadmissibility Study
Evidence-informed criteria for assessing medical inadmissibility in Canadian immigration law (OHTN 2008 Research Conference Abstract) Principal investigators: Co-investigators: The Challenge: The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) outlines the conditions […]
PHA Training Programs in Toronto
This document is the result of a call to community organizations to submit any PHA training programs that their organization is providing to PHAs in Toronto. Once we know where we are at, the community will be able to strategize around initiating programs that will fill the gaps.
Strengtheing PHA Capacity Building Initiatives Forum Report
Report on a forum to share best practices to improve planning and coordination, November 2007 The Toronto Community Planning Initiative planning consultations the Committee for Accessible AIDS Treatment study on […]
From Access to Equity: A Think Tank
On June 7th, 2006, CAAT and OHTN co-sponsored : “From Access to Equity: A Think Tank on Policies, Programs, and Research issues facing immigrant & Refugee PHAs” at the Ryerson University in Toronto. The think tank brought together over 60 PHAs, service providers, policy makers and researchers to critically examine the current policies, programs, research on HIV an
FAQ – Immigration and HIV Testing
Immigration and HIV Testing: What you need to know (2005) Citizenship and Immigration Canada requires a medical exam for all immigrants and refugees. The medical exam includes a screening test […]
Literature Review and Program Scan of Mental Health issues
Intersecting sexuality, gender, race & citizenship: Mental health issues faced by Immigrants & Refugees living with HIV/AIDS, August 2004
Resource Listing of Services for Newcomer PHAs
Ther Resource Listing 2003 This resource listing is intended for use by individuals living with HIV/AIDS and by service providers who are working with them. The listing is broken down […]
HIV/AIDS and Immigration Service Advocate Training Manual – August 2002
This manual was designed to train service providers to facilitate access to services for immigrants and refugees with HIV/AIDS. We hope to bring service providers from different fields together so that they can learn from each other’s experiences, network with others, acquire knowledge and develop new skills. This manual was created using a train-the-trainer model:
Improving Access to Legal and Healthcare Action Research Report
Improving Access to Legal Services & Health-Care For People Living With HIV/AIDS Who are Immigrants, Refugees or Without Status; Action Research Report July 2001