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Many organizations including Positive Health Network have signed a letter to MOH regarding the closure of SCS.  VIEW LETTER

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We’ve rebranded! The AIDS Network is now Positive Health Network! Read more here.

About Us

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Positive Health Network is Open! Hamilton, Halton, Haldimand, Norfolk and Brant

Our 1-on-1 services are available by contacting us via phone, email, or in person.

Who We Are

Positive Health Network has offered services to the 1.5 million people since 1986 and has been the primary voice for HIV/AIDS prevention, education, and support.

Our Mission

Positive Health Network responds to the impact of HIV on the health and well-being of individuals and diverse communities in Hamilton, Halton, Haldimand, Norfolk, and Brant.

Our Vision

We see a world without new infections, and a full and healthy life for people living with and vulnerable to HIV.

Meet Our Team

Want to learn more? Visit our staff page.

Picture of staff with white Walk T-Shirts from last year 2023. T-Shirts have the Walk logo with words that say Walk Away from Stigma and Marchese Pharmacy logo on it as they were the title sponsor of the Walk in 2023.

Our Space (Hamilton)

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Storage room with large amounts of organized medical supplies.

Our Statement of Solidarity

You can also read more about Positive Health Networks Position Statements here.

Our Statement of Solidarity

with GIPA/MIPA

We, people living with HIV/AIDS and allies in the community:

  • Commit to the greater involvement and meaningful engagement of people living with HIV/AIDS (GIPA/MIPA);  GIPA/MIPA puts PHA’s at the center and is grounded in human rights and the dignity of the full human being
  • Aim to transform all who live with , work in, and are affected by, HIV/AIDS in Ontario
  • Commit to personal and social transformation
  • Value community expertise in embracing the challenge for the betterment of society
  • Value inclusion over exclusion, a quest for integrity at all times and the embodiment of self-determination
  • Promote the evolution of thought, action and collaboration among us and with our allies because GIPA/MIPA is about human struggles and aspirations, ethics, empowerment and accountability are its foundation

We acknowledge that Greater involvement of people with HIV/AIDS (GIPA) is never achieved once and for all; it is a goal and commitment that must be continually renewed.  GIPA is a practice, not a project, and is similar to all other accountabilities of healthy HIV organizing and service delivery.  Our practices in AIDS service organizations (ASOs) must be continually re-evaluated in light of the changing realities of HIV/AIDS and of those living with it.