The CATIE Ordering Centre provides resources free-of-charge to AIDS service organizations, healthcare providers and other frontline service providers across Canada.* For help with finding resources and placing orders, please visit our FAQ page.
New Publications
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Women Lovin'Developed, designed and written by women, Women Lovin' is a bit cheeky and playful, with solid information on sexual health issues for queer women.
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Planning for Illness: Legal Information for People Living with HIV in OntarioThis guide provides general legal information about planning for illness and death for people in Ontario.
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Population-Specific HIV/AIDS Status Report: WomenThe status report presents current Canadian information about the impact of HIV/AIDS among women in Canada.
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The Positive Side (Summer 2012): Art for Our SakeHealth and wellness magazine for people living with HIV.
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Clinical Trials: what you need to know (4th Ed.)This booklet aims to give people living with HIV, their families, friends and others some basic information about clinical trials.
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Resource Spotlight
This booklet, written for people with HIV and hepatitis C, offers key information on living with both viruses. Covering useful topics such as HIV and hepatitis C basics, the effects of co-infection, ways to stay healthy, treatment strategies and preventing transmission, this booklet aims to help people understand co-infection better – whether they have been living with both viruses for a long time or are newly diagnosed with HIV and/or hepatitis C.
*CATIE ensures that the resources available through the Ordering Centre are current, produced by organizations with HIV and/or hepatitis C expertise and reviewed for content accuracy. Organizations ordering these materials must review them to determine that the content is appropriate for their intended audience. Our collection includes resources for various audiences, addressing their particular information needs, which may include using explicit language and images related to drug use and sexuality.
