Since 2007, the Manitoba HIV Program has been the primary provider of specialized, evidence-informed HIV care and treatment for people living in Manitoba. At the […]
2017 Manitoba HIV Program Report
The Manitoba HIV Program provides information, specialized care, treatment, and support to approximately 1,318 people living with HIV across the province through two Winnipeg-based sites: Nine […]
Improving Access to HIV/STBBI Testing in Winnipeg
In 2018, Nine Circles was part of a project that explored the strengths and challenges of STBBI testing and education in Winnipeg. The anticipated outcomes […]
U=U: The Most Important Equation in HIV Science Today
U=U is probably the most important equation in our understanding of HIV science today. Coined by the Prevention Access Campaign, U=U or Undetectable = Untransmittable […]
Decentralizing HIV Care with eConsult
Approximately 1,300 people are living with HIV in Manitoba. Although most cases (~80%) are concentrated in Winnipeg, an increasing number of new HIV cases are […]
Collective Impact Strategic Planning Event Recap
The Manitoba HIV Collective Impact Network (The Network) hosted an Action Node Strategic Planning event on January 19, 2018 at Winnipeg’s Millennium Library. The day included brainstorm […]
Making Connections with the Collective Impact Network
The Manitoba HIV Collective Impact Network (The Network) hosted its fourth full network event on December 1, 2017 to coincide with World AIDS Day. The […]
Top 10 HIV & HEP C Stories of 2017
Here are some of the HIV and hepatitis C stories that made headlines in 2017. This content was originally published by CATIE, Canada’s source for […]
Exploring & Challenging HIV Stigma in Manitoba
Stigma (stig∙ma): noun: attitudes and beliefs that lead people to reject, avoid, or fear those they perceive as being different. Stigma is one of the […]
Get involved: HIV Stigma in Manitoba Study
Are you living with HIV? The HIV Stigma and Discrimination in Manitoba Study wants to hear from you! About the Study: Stigma and discrimination are […]
