Aboriginal peoples are disproportionately impacted by HIV, other sexually transmitted infections and hepatitis C. Aboriginal-specific programs that raise awareness of STIs and deal with broader challenges facing Aboriginal communities may be one way to complement existing services among Aboriginal peoples.
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Around the Kitchen Table incorporates indigenous traditions into HIV, STI and hepatitis prevention education in Aboriginal communities by drawing on the strengths of women as natural leaders in their communities.
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The Remote Outreach Project brings HIV and Hepatitis C related education and support to rural and remote First Nations communities.
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Sexuality…Let’s Talk About it! is two short workshops for First Nations and Inuit youth about contraception, protection against STIs and prevention of intimate partner violence.