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Canadian Viral Hepatitis Elimination Day
CATIE joins Action Hepatitis Canada in its commitment to eliminating viral hepatitis as a public health threat by 2030.
Help raise awareness about viral hepatitis. Browse our collection of free posters, brochures and other printed materials. Be sure to place your order by Friday, April 25, to receive your resources in time for Canadian Viral Hepatitis Elimination Day.
For more information, visit CATIE's Canadian Viral Hepatitis Elimination Day webpage.
Welcome to the CATIE Ordering Centre
The CATIE Ordering Centre distributes HIV and hepatitis C resources free-of-charge to frontline service providers across Canada. For help with finding resources or placing orders, please visit our FAQ page.
For Educational Institutions
The CATIE Ordering Centre is mandated to provide resources for healthcare providers and community-based organizations. We sometimes receive requests from educational institutions, and have therefore provided a list of resources that are more appropriate for these environments
New website on HIV, hepatitis C and syphilis in 14 languages
CATIE’s new website offers essential information about HIV, hepatitis C and syphilis in Indigenous languages and those most commonly spoken by immigrant communities in Canada. It offers clear, up-to-date information on these health conditions, including how they are transmitted, testing and treatment options, as well as where to find services.
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Frequently Asked Questions about CATIE's Ordering Centre
Distribution and Collection Policies

* Please note that some resources available through the Ordering Centre contain language, information and images related to sexuality and drug use, and may not be intended for people of all ages. CATIE ensures that these resources, developed to help prevent the transmission of HIV, hepatitis C and other infections, are written and reviewed by health experts for content accuracy. Organizations ordering these materials must review them to determine that the content is appropriate for their intended audience. Production of this website has been made possible through a financial contribution from the Public Health Agency of Canada.