ImpakT

01/22/2025

It’s official!

As of January 24, 2025, ImpakT will become part of our main pnp program KONTAK. You can find all the same educational content

Please not our ImpakT account will no longer be active. Our weekly meetings will continue to use the ImpakT name!

02/06/2024

🌈Introducing Road to Resilience (R2R)

Calling all GBMSM cis and trans living in Montreal! Are you ready to embark on a journey towards resilience?

We are thrilled to announce the launch of a new support group, R2R, specifically tailored to address chems3x and addiction. 💊

Every Thursday from February 13th to April 30th, we will gather as a community to share experiences, provide support, and empower each other on our individual paths to recovery.

R2R is not just another group – it's a safe space where authenticity, understanding, and growth will flourish. ❤️

To secure your spot in this transformative journey, sign up now using the link -> bit.ly/R2R-intake. 📲🔗

Together, we will navigate the challenges, celebrate the victories, and build resilience that will empower us to live our best lives. 🌈

Join us on this Road to Resilience – because together, we are stronger!

11/28/2023

Today is the day to Give!

For over 35 years, AIDS Community Care Montreal has been steadfast in its dedication to providing support for people living with HIV.

This , ACCM is raising necessary funds through our Food Security Campaign.

Learn more here:
accmontreal.org/foodsecurity

10/05/2023

🌈Embracing Diversity, Championing Inclusivity! 🌈
Hey Facebook fam! Today, I stumbled upon an awe-inspiring video that I just had to share with all of you🌎❤️ It tackles important topics surrounding LGBTQ issues and the power of inclusivity. Trust me, it's a must-watch for anyone who believes in equality and the beauty of diversity. 🌈✨
This incredible video serves as a reminder that love knows no boundaries and that everyone deserves to express their true selves, free from fear or judgment. 🌟It amplifies the voices of those who have often been silenced, encouraging us to listen, learn, and most importantly, stand together as allies.🤝💪
Prepare to be moved as you witness the stories of resilience, courage, and love. 💌 It showcases the power of acceptance and the transformative impact it can have on individuals and communities. 🌻💙
Let's use this video as a catalyst for positive change! 🌎💖 Share it with your loved ones, friends, and followers to spread awareness and understanding. Use the hashtag to join the global conversation. Together, we can create a world that celebrates uniqueness, fosters inclusivity, and shows love to all. 🌈🌟
Remember, love is love, and it's the most beautiful thing we can share. 💓✨ Watch the video, share your thoughts, and let's inspire each other to make a difference. 🙌❤️
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People have been talking ABOUT the LGBTQ community, so we decided to talk with them to learn from their experiences. Tell us, how does the world see YOU? Do ...

10/03/2023

Background information on HIV, hepatitis C and STIs in Canada, including basic information, statistics (epidemiology), provincial and national strategies to address HIV, hepatitis C and STIs, and social determinants of health.

09/20/2023

Aids Community Care Montreal is happy to announce that Kontak's ImpakT support group are back. These sessions are for men who have s*x with men and trans/non-binary people who take part in chems*x and would like to make a positive change to their use of chems.
This means we won’t ask you to stop your chems use completely if this is not your goal. You may want to explore how to use more safely, and how to protect yourself and others. In order for the group to be effective, and for you to get the most from it, we do ask that you set yourself a realistic goal personal to you, which the group will support you to achieve.
When is the group?
The group will run weekly in the evenings at 6pm. Sessions will last for up to two hours and run for twelve consecutive weeks.
Our next group starts on Tuesday 8 January 2024. If you’d like to register your interest, please fill in the form linked bellow and we’ll be in touch.

https://bit.ly/chems*x_support

What will the group cover?
- Your current relationship with chems and chems*x.
- Your goals for making a positive change with respect to your use of drugs, which can include alcohol.
- Identifying and managing triggers and cravings.
- Lapse management and urge surfing.
- Surveying the challenges ahead and setting goals.

KONTAK’s ImpakT Support Group Returns with a Unique Approach! Aids Community Care Montreal is thrilled to announce the much-awaited comeback of KONTAK’s ImpakT support group. This time, we're offering a special opportunity exclusively for men who have s*x with men and trans/non-binary individual...

09/01/2023

JOB POSTING - EXTENDED DEADLINE!

🌈 Join Our Team! Chems*x Support and Outreach Coordinator Position Available 🌈
Are you passionate about creating safe and supportive spaces for the LGBTQ+ community? AIDS Community Care Montreal (ACCM) is excited to announce a job opportunity for a Chems*x Support and Outreach Coordinator, focusing on cis and trans gay, bi, and q***r men who have s*x with men (gbMSM).

POSITION: Chems*x Support and Outreach Coordinator (Cis and Trans)
DEADLINE: September 11th, 2023

As a Chems*x Support and Outreach Coordinator at ACCM, you will be a vital part of developing empowering environments for individuals who engage in chems*x/PnP, exploring ways to enhance their s*xuality while ensuring their well-being.

Key Responsibilities:
- Create safe spaces for gbMSM participating in chems*x/PnP
- Offer workshops, support groups, and one-on-one peer support
- Provide counseling and harm reduction materials
- Build a compassionate and understanding community

Qualifications:
- Deep understanding of the needs of the LGBTQ+ community
- Availability Monday to Thursday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm, with some evenings and weekends
- Strong communication and empathetic skills
- Previous experience in LGBTQ+ support or harm reduction is an asset

Details:
- Starting pay rate: $21.37 per hour
- Weekly hours: 32 hours
- 3-month temporary contract (renewable based on staffing needs)
- Inclusive benefits: 10 sick days and 12 vacation days annually

If you're ready to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals within the LGBTQ+ community and contribute to a more understanding and inclusive society, this opportunity could be your calling!

🔗 FOR MORE DETAILS AND TO APPLY, VISIT: https://accmontreal.org/job-posting-chems*x-coordinator/

Join us in fostering a supportive and empowered community!
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09/01/2023

JOB POSTING - EXTENDED DEADLINE!
🌟 Join Our Team! Support and Treatment Coordinator Position Available 🌟
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of those living with or affected by HIV/Hep C? AIDS Community Care Montreal (ACCM) is excited to announce a job opportunity for a Support and Treatment Coordinator to join our dedicated team!

POSITION: Support and Treatment Coordinator (Temporary)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 7th, 2023

As a Support and Treatment Coordinator at ACCM, you will play a vital role in facilitating healthcare navigation and organizing enriching group activities for individuals facing HIV/Hep C. We operate based on a "by and for" model, guided by GIPA/MEPA principles.

Key Responsibilities:
- Assist individuals in accessing healthcare services
- Coordinate engaging group activities and events
- Embrace a collaborative and inclusive approach
- Flexibility to work occasional evenings and weekends

Qualifications:
- Dedication to improving the lives of those affected by HIV/Hep C
- Availability Monday to Thursday, 10:00 am-6:00 pm
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills
- Previous experience in healthcare coordination is a plus

Details:
Starting pay rate: $21.37 per hour
Weekly hours: 32 hours
3-month temporary contract (renewable based on staffing needs)
Inclusive benefits: 10 sick days and 12 vacation days annually
If you're ready to contribute to a supportive and compassionate community while gaining valuable experience, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for!

🔗 FOR MORE DETAILS AND TO APPLY, VISIT: https://accmontreal.org/job-posting-support-treatment-coordinator/?fbclid=IwAR0OJwSD00lG-cbUl3S-KR2RQUkG-nFxARV0bU_RPqIuQdBs9FAnvW4EOPU

Join us in creating a positive impact!
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08/18/2023

We are hiring! Check out these 3 exiting job postings, do not miss your chance to join the ACCM Team!
- Chems*x Coordinator: https://accmontreal.org/job-posting-chems*x-coordinator/
- Support and Treatment Coordinator: https://accmontreal.org/job-posting-support-treatment-coordinator/
- Support Services Department Manager: https://accmontreal.org/job-posting-support-services-department-manager/

04/05/2023

Les surdoses sont plus fréquentes que jamais. En 2021, au Québec seulement, ce sont 766 personnes qui sont décédées par surdoses confirmées.

En cette année 2023, la Journée nationale d'action contre les surdoses se tient le 6 avril. L'AQPSUD et d'autres organismes à travers le Québec qui soutiennent les personnes qui utilisent des drogues ont organisé une manifestation pour souligner cette crise nationale.

La démonstration aura lieu à 12h à la Place Émilie Gamelin (métro Berri-UQAM).

Nous demandons l'accès inconditionnel à des substances sécuritaires (safe supply), la décriminalisation des personnes utilisatrices et la fin de la stigmatisation.

Pour plus d'informations sur la manifestation et comment vous pouvez y participer, suivez @‌AQPSUD. Lien de l'événement Facebook dans notre bio !

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Overdoses are more common than ever. In 2021, in Quebec alone, there were 766 confirmed deaths by overdose.

This year, the National Day of Action Against Overdose is on April 6th 2023. AQPSUD and other organizations across Quebec that support people who use drugs have organized a demonstration to highlight this national crisis.

The demonstration will take place at 12PM at Place Émilie Gamelin (métro Berri-UQAM).

We are asking for unconditional access to safe substances (safe supply), decriminalization of people who use drugs, and an end to stigmatization.

For more information regarding the demonstration and how you can be involved, follow @‌AQPSUD. Facebook event link in our bio!