HIV/AIDS and Harm Reduction Education

Type Of Service

Public Awareness - Mental Health

Program Description

This peer-run program's objective is to empower women with substance use issues by providing them with training in a host of topics related to street involvement, HIV/AIDS, and substance use. These peer outreach workers work with women who are living on the streets or working in the sex trade to provide them with information about sexual safety, harm reduction, and violence prevention and reporting. Peer trainers are paid, and the program provides them with a first step to employment.

Access Information

Self-referral is accepted for both clients interested in becoming peer outreach workers and clients who may wish to speak with a worker. Please call to make an appointment. Referrals are accepted from all sources. This program is also open to working with trans women.

Additional Information

• Restricted To: Women/Girls
• Program Cost: No
• Additional Cost: No
• Gender Inclusivity: Female, Trans Female
• Age: 18 and up
• Catchment: County/District/Region: City of Toronto
• Fully Accessible
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Virtual Service: No

Location

Sistering - A Women's Place - Sistering Drop-in

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Address

962 Bloor Street W

Toronto

Operated By

Sistering - A Woman's Place

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Hours

Main Hours: Monday - Friday: 9:30 AM - 3:00 PM

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Referral Contact Information

Phone: 416-926-9762

FAX: 416-926-1932