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CAAT — Community Alliance for Accessible Treatment

Community Alliance for Accessible Treatment

Advancing health equity for racialized and newcomer communities living with HIV/AIDS since 1999.

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25+
Years of Service
250+
Trained Peers
7+
Partner Organizations
96+
Publications & Reports
2022
Incorporated (World AIDS Day)
1999
Legacy Since
What We Do

Programs & Services

CAAT delivers culturally responsive programs supporting immigrant, refugee, and non-status PHAs across Ontario.

Our Programs

Capacity Building Programs

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Upcoming Events

Trainings, legal clinics, forums and community gatherings.

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Our Community

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Community Quizzes

Learn about HIV treatment, immigration rights, and community advocacy.

Community Voices

Stories of Resilience

Real experiences from CAAT community members.

"CAAT helped me understand my rights as an HIV-positive refugee claimant. I was afraid I would be deported. They connected me with a lawyer and I finally feel safe. The ETSN training changed my life — now I help others."

Marie, 34
Originally from Haiti
ETSN Level 1 & Legal Support
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Games Hub

Fun games that teach HIV literacy, immigration rights, and CAAT programs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about CAAT, HIV treatment, and immigration support.

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Our Research

Over two decades of community-based research advancing HIV health equity.

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Serving racialized & newcomer communities since 1999·HIV/AIDS · Immigration · Health Equity · Peer Support

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