FREE event presented in partnership with London Intercommunity Health Centre and Spot of Delight!
Join us for a talk about how to have fun with bums and learn about GBMSM sexual health. Options Clinic is offering free, rapid, anonymous HIV testing on-site!
GayBiQueer, 2Spirit, and Trans Men welcome!
Mindfulness meditation is a stress reduction technique that has been studied to help with anxiety, depression and chronic pain. Minority stress is a unique experience that oppressed peoples, such as queer and transfolk, carry the burden of, and mindfulness can assist in the development of resilience. We will also explore the concept of self-compassion, which is a method of developing a kind awareness in the face of difficulties, increasing emotional resilience and allowing us to be present for life’s challenges.
RHAC is launching a new clinic at 186 King Street to prescribe PrEP: the HIV prevention drug! PrEP is a medication that one can take daily to prevent HIV. PrEP is highly effective when used consistently and correctly. We are happy to announce a partnership with SpecialtyRx to be able to offer this to the community, with a nurse practitioner who will be accepting clients twice a month as of June.
A Heartfelt Evening, hosted by and in support of John Gordon Home, is Tuesday, May 29th. Refer to poster for details and contact information. Learn more about John Gordon Home (a program of Regional HIV/AIDS Connection) here.
World AIDS Day Vigil (London)
Friday, December 1st
Trinity United Church
76 Doulton St., London, ON
7-8 PM
Doors open at 6:30 PM. Light refreshments served.
Contact info@hivaidsconnection.ca
or 519.434.1601 for more information.
World AIDS Day Vigil (Stratford)
Thursday, November 30th
Community of Christ
226 Forman Avenue, Straford, ON
7-8:30
Doors open at 6:30 PM. Light refreshments served.
Contact info@hivaidsconnection.ca
or 519.434.1601 for more information.
We will be meeting at Regional HIV/AIDS Connection on Wednesday, September 20th from 2-4pm to assemble safer sex packets and make signs for the event.
Friends and volunteers of RHAC are invited to attend.
Some information about Take Back the Night, from the organizers:
“Take Back the Night is an internationally held march and rally intended as a protest and direct action against sexual violence and other forms of gender-based violence. It is a feminist action movement that brings attention to the violence faced by women and girls in their daily lives.
Take Back the Night focuses on the experiences of women and gender non-conforming folks. Children welcome!
Open house to share hospitality and holiday cheer and delicious food.
Please RSVP to Mary Mann-McCavitt: marymann-mccavitt@hivaidsconnection.ca
John Gordon Home Residents & former residents and guests, RHAC Staff, volunteers, community partners and friends of JGH welcome.
Selection: Hide by Matthew Griffin