The Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention (Black CAP) is Canada’s largest Black specific AIDS service organization. Their mission is to work in Toronto’s African, Caribbean and Black (ACB) communities to:
Black CAP runs a number of different community outreach programs. These provide things like:
Other program highlights include the AYA Project, which distributes food aid packages to low-income ACB households in Toronto, and the Circle of Care initiative.
While not all programs are a fit for everybody, Black CAP does offer programs for youth living with HIV and affected youth, including, MSM youth, newcomers, refugees, LGBTQ youth, and women.
Black CAP are located on the 4th floor of 20 Victoria St., Toronto. You can contact them by:
If you have questions about this topic, feel free to contact one of our peer educators. [Link]
Last Updated: August 2021
Our friends over at Women’s College Hospital (home of the Bay Centre for Birth Control) have launched a brand new resource called What’s Next For Me?
For this article, one of our volunteers did anonymous interviews with 3 teenagers all about the question: To what extent does culture and society play a role in youth sexuality?
Check out this article to learn more about The Native Youth Sexual Health Network, an organization by and for Indigenous youth!
