whiwh logo

HIV/AIDS & SEXUAL HEALTH SERVICES

*New Program Alert* Empowered by PrEP Pop-Up Clinic

The Empowered by PrEP Pop-Up Clinic is a low-barrier, community-centered initiative designed to increase access to HIV prevention for Black and other racialized women, trans, and non-binary people. Delivered in partnership with The PrEP Clinic, this program offers culturally responsive, gender-affirming support, including PrEP education, assessment, and prescribing in a welcoming and stigma-free space. PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is a powerful HIV prevention option that you can take on your terms. When used as prescribed, it can reduce the chance of getting HIV from sex by up to 99%.

Alongside the clinic, we host a fun, interactive, and educational community drop-in space where you can connect, learn, and engage in conversations about sexual health in a relaxed environment. Food and refreshments are provided, and TTC Presto tickets are available to support transportation access.

Our team is here to support you whether you are just looking for more information or want to get started on PrEP.

Our upcoming pop-up clinic dates are:

  • Friday May 8th, 2026, 12:00pm – 4:00pm
  • Friday, May 29th, 2026, 12:00pm – 4:00pm
  • Friday, June 26th, 2026, from 12:00pm – 4:00pm.

For more information or to get connected, please contact Natasha Lawrence at natasha@whiwh.com, or register here.

If you are a woman living with HIV, sexually active/not sexually active or about to be, talk to us. Our HIV and Sexual Health program team provides culturally and linguistically appropriate services to help you live well and stay healthy.

Our services are confidential and FREE for all clients.We try to accommodate requests for TTC tokens, childcare and interpretation services based on client need.

HOW WE CAN HELP:

  • Confidential and anonymous point-of-care HIV testing
  • Specialized clinical care and treatments for
    sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
  • HIV and STI prevention, healthy sexuality and
    self care information and services
  • Referrals to specialized health programs and services
  • Help to access social, legal/immigration,
    settlement and housing services you may require
  • Individual and group counselling/therapy
    including meditation, yoga, tai chi and other
    arts-based therapies
  • Support around HIV-positive status disclosure
  • Provision of nutrition and healthy eating information
  • Access to resources on a range of health issues
  • Skills development and health promotion for
    women living with HIV

OUR TEAM ALSO:

  • Organizes community forums on various health-related topics
  • Hosts public education initiatives to increase awareness and reduce rates of HIV infection and related stigma
  • Participates in local, national and international  HIV/AIDS coalitions and initiatives
  • Undertakes research to generate knowledge to inform our programs and services, and organizes meetings to translate knowledge into action
  • Supports women’s participation in research
  • Works collaboratively with all staff across the centre to give you access to all our serviceswomen living with HIV