Guides and Recommendations
Trainings
Training Opportunities We have multiple training opportunities for community members and service providers. Some active training opportunities are listed below: ACB Youth Peer Ed
Rainbow Resilience Needs Assessment Report Released!
🌍 Join over visitors who have explored the Rainbow Resilience Needs Assessment Report. We’re pleased to share the findings of the Rainbow Resilience Program Needs Assessment:
Board Member Nominations Are Now Open!
We are now inviting interested individuals and community partners to join our Board of Directors! Staff and the Board work together to advance CAAT’s core objectives to impro
Changes to the Interim Federal Health Plan (IFHP)
This document made in collaboration with HALCO and HLN explains the recent changes to the IFHP, including the addition of co-payments.
Update on Bill C-12
This document explains some of the major changes Bill C-12 brings for refugee claimants in Canada.
Apply to be a board member!
CAAT is seeking a committed board member to contribute to strategically leading the organization and helping us meet our mandate. Serving on the Board is an extraordinary opportuni
Call for Volunteers: Colours of Resilience Event
🎉✨ Join us for a night of celebration and resilience! 🌈 “Colours of Resilience” is a formal evening to honor the incredible impact and achievements of the Community A
Publications
In this section, you will find a curated collection of publications that include community based research study, think-tank and service planning reports, and training manuals designed to foster capacity building and enhance the knowledge of our service providers and community members
CAAT Programs Related Publications
- CHAMPS-In-Action Training Manual online Publication on TMU Pressbooks, 2023
- CAAT-Community Needs Accessement and Organziational Restructuring Report 2022
- Chapter 15: From Access to Empowerment from Producing and Negotiating Non-Citizenship, 2013
- Walk with me: A Guide to Mentoring of Our Legacy Project 2012
- Legacy Program: Mentorship for PHA Brochure 2009
- CAAT Agency Brochure 2008
- HIV/AIDS and Immigration Service Advocate Training Manual, August 2002
CAAT Annual Reports
Please visit our Annual Reports page to read and download.
Research and Service Planning
- Beyond Blue Door: A research study to reduce knowledge and service gaps for people living with HIV (PLHIV) with precarious or no health insurance coverage(2020-2023)
- ETSN Evaluation Research Study report: Wise practices in advancing health literacy and peer support amongst Racialized PHAs (2018-2019)
- Color of Resilience Forum Report (2016)
- CHAMPS: Community Champions HIV/AIDS Advocates Mobilization Project: A CIHR -funded Community based Research Study 2011 – 2014
- Mobilizing Ethno-racial Community Leaders Against HIV/AIDS Stigma Study 2009-2010
- “The economic burden of immigrants with HIV: when to say NO? “- research study report on the Canadian government’s medical inadmissibility criteria for newcomers, June 2009
- Transformation Through Collective Action: Best Practices in Migration, HIV and Mental Health, November 2008
- Strengthening PHA Capacity Building Initiatives: a forum to share best practices to improve planning and coordination, November 2007
- Detailed listing of all current PHA Training Programs in Toronto, November 2007
- From Acess to Equity: A Think Tank on Policies, Programs and Research issues facing immigrant & refugee PHAs, August 2006
- Status, Access & Health Disparities: A Literature Review Report on Relevant
Policies and Programs Affecting People Living with HIV/AIDS who are
Immigrants, Refugees or Without Status in Canada, August 2006 - Immigration and HIV Testing: What you need to know -FAQ 2005
- Resource Listing of Services for Newcomers Living with HIV/AIDS (in Toronto,
Canada), 2004 - Intersecting sexuality, gender, race & citizenship: Mental health issues faced by
Immigrants & Refugees living with HIV/AIDS: A Literature review, August 2004 - Action Research report: Improving Access to Legal Services & Health-Care for People Living with HIV/AIDS who are immigrants, Refugees or Without Status, July 2001
