African and Caribbean Council on HIV and AIDS in Ontario

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The African and Caribbean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario (ACCHO) provides leadership in the response to HIV/AIDS in African, Caribbean and Black communities in Ontario. ACCHO envisions for African, Caribbean and Black communities in Ontario an environment supportive of those infected and affected by HIV and AIDS, and free of new HIV transmissions.

07/24/2026

One fact can change everything.

People living with HIV who take their medication as prescribed, and maintain and maintain an undetectable viral load cannot sexually transmit HIV. U = U.

Knowledge helps end stigma and empowers communities.

Share this post and help more people learn the truth about U=U.

07/21/2026

People are still searching for answers about HIV.

Questions like:
• How is HIV transmitted?
• Are HIV and AIDS the same?
• Is there a cure for HIV?

There's nothing wrong with asking questions—but it's important to get answers from trusted sources.

Accurate information helps you make informed decisions, protect your health, and reduce stigma. If you have questions about HIV, talk to a healthcare provider or visit trusted health websites for reliable information. https://ow.ly/yQW250Zo2m5

Don't let myths or uncertainty guide your decisions. Learn the facts, ask questions, and share accurate information with others.
Let us replace misinformation with knowledge and build healthier communities.

Let’s start a chain… HIV facts can break myths. Every conversation helps create a more informed and supportive communit...
07/17/2026

Let’s start a chain…

HIV facts can break myths. Every conversation helps create a more informed and supportive community.

Sharing accurate information helps reduce fear, challenge misconceptions, and end HIV stigma.
Fact: HIV cannot spread through hugging.

Your turn! 👇Comment one fact you know about HIV and help spread awareness.

Fact:................

Let us replace myths with facts and build a community where everyone feels supported.

Fear and uncertainty can make HIV testing feel overwhelming. But knowing your HIV status can give you confidence, contro...
07/14/2026

Fear and uncertainty can make HIV testing feel overwhelming. But knowing your HIV status can give you confidence, control, and the information you need to make informed decisions about your health.

The truth is: getting tested is an act of self-care.

A test is not something to fear—it is a powerful step toward understanding your health, accessing support, and protecting your future.

Get tested. Know your HIV status. Take control of your health.

Looking for free HIV testing or a free HIV self-test kit in Ontario? Visit GetaKit to find out what services are available in your area and to order a free HIV self-test kit if you're eligible. https://getakit.ca/

Let’s continue the conversation, break stigma, and share the truth about HIV.

HIV doesn't care who you are. So, what's your plan? The best time to protect your health is before you're at risk. HIV ...
07/10/2026

HIV doesn't care who you are. So, what's your plan?

The best time to protect your health is before you're at risk. HIV prevention starts with informed choices, open conversations, and knowing the options available to you.

Take charge of your health:
✅ Learn the facts.
✅ Know your HIV status.
✅ Explore prevention options.
✅ Encourage honest conversations with the people you care about.

Every step you take today helps build a healthier tomorrow.

Have a plan. Protect your future. Start the conversation.

You are invited to join our June Community Festival!To register, please scan the QR code on the poster. We look forward ...
07/08/2026

You are invited to join our June Community Festival!

To register, please scan the QR code on the poster. We look forward to seeing you there!

Prevention starts with a conversation. Learning the facts about HIV, getting tested, and talking openly about preventio...
07/07/2026



Prevention starts with a conversation.

Learning the facts about HIV, getting tested, and talking openly about prevention are powerful steps toward a healthier future.

Every young person deserves access to accurate information, support, and the confidence to make informed decisions.

Let us learn the facts about HIV and break the stigma. Knowing your HIV status by getting tested is a form of having healthy conversations. Be encouraged to build stronger communities by talking openly about prevention and making bolder steps toward a healthier future.

Let's talk about prevention before it's too late.

06/25/2026

Knowing your HIV status is an act of self-care, love, and community care. ❤️

We chose "Take Care of Us" song to inspire conversations, encourage HIV testing, and remind us that taking charge of our health empowers us and those we care about.

Getting tested is simple, confidential, and a powerful step toward staying informed and healthy. When we know our status, we can make decisions that support our well-being and help build stronger, healthier communities.

Have you ever talked about HIV testing with someone you care about? Share your thoughts in the comments. We'd love to hear from you.

🎶 Listen, reflect, and help spread the message. Together, we take care of us.https://youtu.be/T5WcJ3iHfuk?si=7tiytXByhIFYeV6B

❤️ Truth: Healing from trauma is important. No one should have to carry their pain alone.Therapy, supportive relations...
06/23/2026

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Truth: Healing from trauma is important. No one should have to carry their pain alone.

Therapy, supportive relationships, and safe spaces can help us heal, grow, and reconnect with ourselves and others. Seeking support is not a sign of weakness. It's an act of courage and self-care.

✨ Healing looks different for everyone, and every step forward counts.

Let's talk about it—share your thoughts:
What helps you feel safe, supported, or grounded❓
What does healing mean to you❓
How can we create more compassionate and trauma-informed spaces in our communities❓

Looking for support? Explore Ontario's free and confidential mental health resources here: https://www.ontario.ca/page/find-mental-health-support

Like, comment, and share to remind others that healing is possible and that support is available.
You are not alone.

06/19/2026



“HIV stigma can hurt more than the virus itself.”

Fear and misinformation can keep people from getting tested, seeking treatment, or reaching out for support. But facts save lives.

❤️ Everyone deserves respect, support, and access to care.

What do you think is the best way to reduce HIV stigma in our communities?

Share your thoughts in the comments , tag someone who should see this message, and help spread facts, not fear.

Like, comment, and share to help create safer, more supportive communities for everyone.

Address

401-110 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON
M5C1T4

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14169779955

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