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HIV / AIDS - Erie St Clair

Services or programs that specialize in providing treatment, counselling, or support for people affected by HIV / AIDS.

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These services serve all or part of Erie St Clair
Pozitive Pathways Community Services  
511 Pelissier St, Windsor, ON  N9A 4L2 		519-973-0222 Add to Clipboard
Windsor Regional Hospital - HIV Care Program  
Tecumseh Byng Program, 1275 Walker Rd, Unit 10, Windsor, ON  N8Y 4X9 		519-254-6115 Add to Clipboard

These services are located outside of Erie St Clair, but provide service to Erie St Clair.
CATIE (Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange)  
555 Richmond St W, Suite 505, Box 1104, Toronto, ON  M5V 3B1 		416-203-7122 Add to Clipboard
CATIE (Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange) - Where To?  
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Communities, Alliances & Networks  
PO Box 2978, Fort Qu’Appelle, SK  S0G 1S0 		306-332-0553 Add to Clipboard
GetaKit  
University of Ottawa-Tabaret Hall, 550 Cumberland St, Room 154, Ottawa, ON  K1N 6N5 		Add to Clipboard
HIV Legal Network  
1240 Bay St, Suite 600, Toronto, ON  M5R 2A7 		416-595-1666 Add to Clipboard
Ontario Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Strategy  
80 Bradford St, Suite 501, Barrie, ON  L4N 6S7 		647-490-6339 Add to Clipboard
Ontario AIDS Network  
110 Yonge St, Unit 401, Toronto, ON  M5C 1T4 		416-364-4555 Add to Clipboard
Ontario HIV Treatment Network (The)  
1300 Yonge St, Suite 600, Toronto, ON  M4T 1X3 		416-642-6486 Add to Clipboard
Ontario. Ministry of Health - Sexual Health Infoline Ontario  
Toronto, ON 		416-392-2437 Add to Clipboard
PASAN  
526 Richmond St E, Toronto, ON  M5A 1R3 		416-920-9567 Add to Clipboard
Regional HIV/AIDS Connection (RHAC)  
602 Queens Ave, Unit 201, London, ON  N6B 1Y8 		519-434-1601 Add to Clipboard
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Medical services in Ontario must be provided or supervised by regulated health professionals. To confirm if specific people are eligible to practice, check the public registries of the corresponding regulatory colleges.