AIDS Committee of London

Publications

Read the summary report on the GLBTQ2S Health Forum (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Questioning and Two Spirited) that was held on November 23, 2006. We were fortunate to benefit from the expertise of a variety of guest panelists who kindly volunteered their time and skills to help bring focus to issues related to the physical, sexual, emotional/mental, addiction and spiritual wellness of our community. Panelists included; Cynthia Hirt M.Ed Counselling Psychology, Leanne Powell from the London Middlesex Health Unit (Sexual Health Unit), Reverend Greg Smith from Christ Anglican Church and Paul McCarty-Johnston, Cass Wender and Daniel Pugh from ACOL.

You can read the full Community Plan here. (PDF 436Kb)

Gay Men’s HIV Prevention Strategy: Environmental Scan for Rural SW-Ontario (PDF 172KB)
This environmental scan identifies the strategies that other communities are using to reach rural MSM (men who have sex with men). The goal will help ACOL formulate a plan that will increase knowledge regarding HIV transmission and related issues and promote the adoption of harm reduction skills and practices amongst Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual and men who have sex with men in southwestern Ontario. For more information please contact Daniel Pugh dpugh@aidslondon.com

ACOL Annual General Report 2005
ACOL Audited Financial Statements 2005

The

ACOLADE

is our general agency newsletter. It informs our supporters (volunteers, donors and community partners) about agency activities and issues. The ACOLADE is produced quarterly.

The following issues of the ACOLADE are available to view / download.

February 2008
November 2007
August 2007
April 2007
November 2006
August 2006
May 2006
February 2006
November 2005
August 2005
April 2005
February 2005

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PHA Social Night

Dinner & Dance March 27 at Seven Night Club contact Rob for more information at 519-434-1601.

Sustaining Partner

Tachycardia (or “Tachy” for short) is a 53-year tradition at the University of Western Ontario. It is an annual theatrical production that lets Western medical students give back to London and the medical communities. All proceeds to the AIDS Committee of London. Check it out April 10-12!

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Non-Disclosure of HIV
& The Law

For an excellent outline of the issues surrounding the continued use of Canada's criminal justice system to deal with HIV, please see

http://www.aidslaw.ca/
criminallaw

HIV Basics & ACOL Orientation

For anyone who wants to learn some basic facts about HIV/AIDS, know more about the AIDS Committee, or explore volunteer opportunities, our next public info session will be Thursday, May 29th, 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm here at 388 Dundas. All are welcome, but RSVPs are appreciated. Contact Dana at dnosella@aidslondon.com or 519-434-1601.

The AIDS Committee of London is a member of the Ontario AIDS Network Positive Action Fund, supporting clients who are in greatest need of emergency financial assistance.