New Campaign Says Federal Response to HIV in Canada is "Stuck in the Past" Ahead of International AIDS Conference
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Wednesday, June 29, 2022
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The campaign encourages people across Canada to sign letters to the Minister of Health, which call for an increase in HIV funding in Canada to $100 million annually, and better engagement with organizations and people living with HIV.
Key Points:
- The campaign encourages people across Canada to sign letters to the Minister of Health, which call for an increase in HIV funding in Canada to $100 million annually, and better engagement with organizations and people living with HIV.
- As a member of the National Advocates, CBRC is one of 18 organizations that came together to develop the campaign.
- "Amidst a rising demand for services, a lack of federal funding has forced many community-based HIV organizations to end services or shut down."
- "We have a responsibility to address HIV in Canada, not just to protect the health of Canadians, but to avoid further inequities.