Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention

Site: Toronto Office

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Record #: MET3187

Last Full Update: 10 Jul 2024

Contact Information

Office Phone	416-977-9955
E-Mail	info@black-cap.com
Website	www.blackcap.ca
Social Media	Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), YouTube

Description and Service Details

Description (Service)	HIV/AIDS education, prevention and support, including information on HIV and STI (sexually transmitted infections) risk, sexual health and healthy relationships, and harm reduction community-based prevention programs for youth, women, and gay, bisexual, queer, questioning, trans and other men who have sex with men (MSM) community workshops, forums, outreach, training for professionals and organizations, and culturally specific materials volunteer opportunities Support Programs Counselling and support for Black people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS, including referrals and follow-up, as well as child care and emergency financial assistance for eligible clients practical assistance home and hospital visits treatment, support groups housing and employment support youth program Settlement Program Counselling and support, needs assessment, outreach and prevention for Black, African and Caribbean immigrants and refugees, including LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning) individuals orientation information and referrals to community services assistance in accessing services assistance in finding a doctor and living with treatment assistance with immigration system form and documentation completion housing and employment help interpretation and translation social opportunities and networking Member agency of Toronto Drop-in Network (TDIN)
Hours	Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm; harm reduction drop-in, 1st and 3rd Wed of each month, 6 pm-8 pm - contact for details
Areas Served	Durham Region ; Halton Region ; Peel Region ; Toronto ; York County
Boundaries	Greater Toronto Area
Eligibility	Ages: 16 year(s) and up Youth and adults 16 years and older in the Black, African and Caribbean communities, including immigrants and refugees
Application	Intake appointment and assessment required, contact for details, or visit website for information and support group schedule
Languages	Interpretation available for African and Caribbean languages, call for details
Fees	None

Site Information

Located In Community	Toronto
Address & Map	20 Victoria St 4th Floor Toronto, ON Canada M5C 2N8 View Google Map
Intersection	Yonge St and King St E
Mailing Address	20 Victoria St 4th Floor Toronto, ON Canada M5C 2N8
Physical Access	Wheelchair accessible - call ahead

Categories and Classification

InfoPod Main Headings	Community Programs ; Education & Employment ; Settlement Services
InfoPod Sub Headings	Immigration / Sponsorship ; Interpretation / Translation ; Newcomer Employment Programs ; Newcomer Employment Resources ; Newcomer Settlement Services ; Refugees ; Volunteering

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