· AIDS Committee of London
· The John Gordon Home
· Camp Wendake

Since 1985, the AIDS Committee of London, (ACOL), has provided free services to people living with HIV/AIDS, those affected and those at risk. Currently, we offer assistance to over 4,000 service users. We provide case management, counseling and practical assistance to improve the quality of life for hundreds of people living with HIV and their families. We also work to reduce the number of new infections through education and outreach – by providing people at risk of HIV with the tools and information they need to make healthier choices.

The John Gordon Home (JGH), otherwise known as the London Regional AIDS Hospice is a residential hospice serving South Western Ontario. The John Gordon Home is committed to providing personalized compassionate care to people with HIV/AIDS in a comforting home-like environment.  JGH has been offering its services to residents of South Western Ontario since 1992 and is a charitable not-for-profit organization. The John Gordon Home is committed to being The Home With a Heart and being a leader in the provision of supportive care and housing to individuals with HIV and AIDS in London and South Western Ontario.

Camp Wendake, (Huron for: A place set apart), is a camp for people living with HIV/AIDS and their care-givers, loved ones, and traditional/non-traditional families. It is the only camp of its kind in Canada. The camp has rustic cabins and it is situated on the beautiful shores of Lake Huron near Bayfield, Ontario.

Camp Wendake is a non-profit camp, sponsored by the AIDS Committee of Diocese of Huron. We are staffed almost exclusively by volunteers and we rely on generous donations from the community to operate our program.

Camp Wendake is an amazing contradiction! People gather because of a common affliction, but find freedom from focusing upon the disease for a brief time – and find an opportunity to celebrate life. The camping experience occurs in a community where HIV/AIDS is the “norm”.