We provide individual counselling about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and HIV/AIDS.

If you have a specific question about STDs, HIV, or the services we provide, it may be answered on our faq page. If not, these sites have good information about STDs and HIV/AIDS:

From the University of Toronto sexual education centre, this STD page offers detailed fact sheets about concerns, transmission, infection, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of specific sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and STDS.

This STD page of health care information resources links from McMaster University is for “patients, their families, friends and health care workers,” offering detailed information about specific STDS, such as herpes, chlamydia, syphilis, as well as HIV/AIDS. Also see the illness section, which includes information about herpes, hepatitis, and gay and lesbian health issues.

Health Canada online offers clear and informative explanations of HIV/AIDS basics, history, and new trends. It includes links to pages covering reports and interactive features.

The stuff you can download page at the Canadian HIV/AIDS Information Centre offers an excellent selection of links to articles, studies and stories about aspects of HIV/AIDS. From AIDS programs to treatment and legal issues and everything in between.

Thebody.com is an HIV/AIDS resource page with links to hundreds of informative articles explaining everything from AIDS basics, testing, prevention, living with AIDS, medication and so much more.

Scarleteen is a great site for teens that is candid, comprehensive and clever. They promise “sex education for the real world” and that’s what they provide. Besides STDs, Scarleteen looks at relationships, growing up gay, sexual politics and plenty more.