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AIDS Community Care Montreal - SIDA bénévoles Montréal (ACCM)

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AIDS Community Care Montreal - SIDA bénévoles Montréal (ACCM)

AIDS Community Care Montreal - SIDA bénévoles Montréal ACCM envisions a society free from the stigma of HIV/AIDS.

We are committed to building a community where all people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS receive the support they need. We are dedicated to empowering individuals to make informed decisions related to their health. ACCM is a volunteer-based community organization working to enhance the quality of life of people living with HIV/AIDS, to prevent HIV transmission, and to promote community awareness and action.

08/07/2026

AIDS Community Care Montreal (ACCM) is looking for a PnP/Chemsex Support Coordinator to join our team! ACCM is Quebec’s only English-speaking community organization that oﬀers prevention and support services to people living with or aﬀected by HIV and/or hepatitis C. We work in collaboration alongside our many communities to build a compassionate and caring response to HIV and hepatitis C and carry out education work that equips people with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed decisions around their sexual health.

The goal of this position is to provide support to people who partake in chemsex/PnP, i.e. people who use drugs, such as crystal m**h and GHB, in order to enhance and prolong their sexual experiences. This position is part of our KONTAK program which provides an array of services around chemsex, overdose prevention, and PnP from the framework of harm reduction. We oﬀer support through outreach, harm reduction material deliveries, workshops, support groups, one-on-one peer support and counselling for those using drugs for chemsex (PnP). Our ultimate goal is to equip the PnP and broader q***r community with knowledge, competencies, support, and materials to proactively manage their drug use, reduce the risk of STBBI transmission, and prevent overdoses.

07/31/2026

QTO DROP IN
🗓️TUESDAY, August 4th
⏰ 4 PM - 6 PM
📍3660 Av. Calixa-Lavallée
Come drop by ACCM to ask questions about transition & accessing sexual health services, grab some gender gear, or just come hang out and chat!

07/08/2026

Harm Reduction 101: Let's Talk About Drugs & Party n Play (PnP)
📅 30 July
🕓 5 to 7 PM
📍 Café La Ligne Verte

Join us for an open discussion about drugs, substances and PnP practices. We'll talk about what really is PnP & share harm reduction tools and strategies for collective care within our community.

Snacks & refreshments are provided. Presentation is in English & French. Workshop offered by ACCM.

07/02/2026

TRUTH OR CHILL: Icebreaker Picnic!
Newcomers Group (open to all members)
📅 July 11
🕐 1 to 3 PM
📍 Meet at ACCM 3660 Calixa-Lavallée

A fun and interactive picnic designed to spark conversations and build connections. Whether you’re feeling chatty or simply want to relax and enjoy, there’s som**hing for everyone!

Register Now 👉 accmontreal.org/picnic

07/02/2026

TRANS & Q***R DROP IN
Open to All
🗓️ July 7
🕑 4 to 6 PM
📍 3660 Av. Calixa-Lavallée

Come drop by ACCM to chat with our Q***r and Trans Outreach Coordinator! You can ask them any questions you have about transition, accessing sexual health services or even just come by to grab some gender gear. 🏳️‍⚧️💫

06/30/2026

Community, [Sexual] Well-being, & Self-Compassion: What are they, and why should they matter to you?
Workshop for all members
📅 July 6
🕐 6:30 to 8:30 PM
📍 At ACCM 3660 Calixa-Lavallée

✨Workshop Details
This workshop explores how your community, your well-being (in general and relating to your intimate life), and a more compassionate perspective toward yourself and others can be connected. We’ll look at what these things mean to you, and then examine how others have understood them. Finally, we’ll bring these pieces together through some exercises. The goal (and my hope) for this evening is for everyone to leave feeling a bit lighter and more gentle toward themselves and others.

✨ Facilitator
Regina-Maria Neppel( Regina-Maria Neppel (she/her/elle) holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Psychology from Concordia University. She is currently an intern at the EROSS Lab and a research assistant at the Wrosch Lab: Personality, Aging and Health Research Laboratory.

Her research interests are, broadly speaking, well-being and interpersonal relationships. This includes exploring how societal norms may shape our intimate life (especially how they may circumscribe the possibilities we understand to be available to us) and how we negotiate daily life in relation to beauty standards. Regina-Maria works to center support for survivors of sexual violence’s sexual self-determination in all her projects, including those related to sexuality and consent education.

06/24/2026

FREE EVENT

Celebrate our local team this Saturday at Brava .mtl !

June 27th, starting 5pm, animation 6pm
1310 Ste-Catherine Est

ACCM is organizing this show and party for the generous riders of the Friends For Life Bike Rally in Montreal. Everyone's invited! Come find out about the rally, get to know our local riders and their campaigns, enjoy a drink, play a game and watch a 'elluva show!

Performances by Macarena Latinx performers Anaconda LaSabrosa , Disorder Kidd .kidd, Hidra Corvus .corvus, plus Jaqq Strapp , Shillelagh Jones performing her recently released Super Se*e and Genesis Loren

The Friends For Life Bike Rally is a decades-old fundraiser in benefit of HIV organizations in Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa and Montreal. It reunites HUNDREDS of passionate bikers who spend six days biking from Toronto to Montreal every summer. Each biker sets their fundraising goal and campaigns through the year to reach it.

Come on June 27 for an extended happy hour where we’ll get to know the athletes who are pedalling for the cause. The exuberant collective Macarena Latinx will graciously perform for the riders, and the event will be hosted by ACCM’s development drag queen Uva de Playa

06/20/2026

CULTURAL GROOVE NIGHT
Workshop for all members
📅 June 26
🕐 6 to 8:30 PM
📍 At ACCM 3660 Calixa-Lavallée

Cultural Groove Night is a community-based dance workshop that explores connection, expression, and cultural identity through movement and music. The session includes guided salsa instruction, playful group activities, cultural sharing, and reflection moments. Participants are invited to move at their own pace in a safe and welcoming environment, regardless of dance experience.

The workshop blends warm-up exercises, beginner-friendly salsa steps, partner work, and opportunities for participants to share their own cultural dances and rhythms. The session ends with reflective group conversations to support emotional connection and grounding.

Julieta Torres is a facilitator and educator originally from Argentina. As a teen, she immigrated to Canada
during a socioeconomic crisis, and music and dance soon became a bridge to connect with her Latin
American community in Montréal, through various dances such as salsa, bachata, merengue, cumbia, and
more. Dance and music have since supported her physical and mental well-being, strengthened her
self-confidence, and deepened her connection to her body, while fostering a sense of connection and
bringing people together across cultures. Julieta holds a BA in Human Relations and is pursuing an MA in
Human Systems Interventions. A trained facilitator, Julieta works in Student Life and Engagement at
Concordia University and is also a Human Relations teaching assistant in the Applied Human Sciences
department.

Register Now 👉 accmontreal.org/culturalgroove

06/20/2026

SOUND HEALING SESSION with Christopher Gwilliam
Workshop for All Members
📅 June 22
🕐 7 to 8:30 PM
📍 Meet at ACCM 3660 Calixa-Lavallée

The goal of the session is to provide members with a relaxing and grounding experience through sound healing. The session aims to support emotional well-being, stress relief, mindfulness, and body awareness.

Register Now 👉 accmontreal.org/soundhealing

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Montreal, QC

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Lundi	10am - 6pm
Mardi	10am - 6pm
Mercredi	10am - 6pm
Jeudi	10am - 6pm

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http://accmontreal.org/

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