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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.

09/29/2026

"Imagine telling people this... πŸ’¬

"I am living with HIV." Four words that shouldn't be met with judgment but too often are. This , we're putting the spotlight on something real: the fear of disclosure, the weight of stigma, and why so many stay silent.

It's not the diagnosis that isolates people. It's the silence around it.

Let's make it safe to speak. "

09/25/2026

"Four myths. Zero truth. 🚫

Let's set the record straight this :

❌ Myth: You can get HIV from kissing.
❌ Myth: Only certain people get HIV.
❌ Myth: HIV = death.
❌ Myth: You can get HIV from sharing food.

None of these are true. HIV is only transmitted through specific bodily fluids and not casual contact and with today's treatment, people living with HIV lead long, full, healthy lives.

Education is GREATER than Assumption. "

09/22/2026

"POV: You're living with HIV.

Waking up. Training. Laughing with friends. Living your life because that's exactly what it looks like. Normal. Thriving. Unstoppable.

HIV is one part of the story, not the whole story. With treatment and care, life doesn't stop, it keeps going, fully. This , we're showing what living with HIV actually looks like: just... living."

"Myths About HIV That Need to STOP"That's a gay man's disease." "It can't happen to me." We've all heard it β€” but these ...
09/18/2026

"Myths About HIV That Need to STOP

"That's a gay man's disease." "It can't happen to me." We've all heard it β€” but these myths do real harm. HIV doesn't discriminate, and misinformation only fuels stigma and silence.

This , let's set the record straight and talk facts, not fear.

Know the truth. Break the stigma. Protect our communities. "

09/15/2026

"No one talks about this enough.

The red ribbon means more than a symbol β€” it's a call to awareness, education, and action. This , we're getting real about HIV: the facts, the stigma, and why silence only makes it worse.

Awareness saves lives. Knowledge breaks stigma. Get the facts, share the truth. "

Your friend says, "I am living with HIV"" ... What do you do? Swipe to find out. There's only one right answer, and it's...
09/11/2026

Your friend says, "I am living with HIV"" ...

What do you do? Swipe to find out.

There's only one right answer, and it's not the one stigma tells you to pick. Distance isolates. Support saves lives. Friendship shouldn't come with conditions.

Be the friend they deserve. Comment below β€” how would YOU support a friend living with HIV?

09/08/2026

"Real people. Real truth. πŸ’›

This , we're breaking the silence. HIV doesn't define a person, it's just one part of their story. With consistent treatment, people living with HIV can lead full, healthy lives and thrive in every way that matters.

Thank you to everyone brave enough to share their truth. Your story matters, and it helps end the stigma for someone else. πŸ™

Undetectable = Untransmittable. Silence ends here."

They didn't teach you this in school. πŸ“šWith today's HIV treatment, people living with HIV can achieve an undetectable vi...
09/04/2026

They didn't teach you this in school. πŸ“š

With today's HIV treatment, people living with HIV can achieve an undetectable viral load, meaning they can live long, healthy lives and cannot transmit the virus to sexual partners (U=U: Undetectable = Untransmittable).

Knowledge breaks stigma. Education saves lives. πŸ’›

Education is GREATER than Assumption."

HIV doesn't care who you are. Doesn't matter your age, your identity, your story β€” it can affect anyone.That's why knowl...
08/28/2026

HIV doesn't care who you are. Doesn't matter your age, your identity, your story β€” it can affect anyone.

That's why knowledge is power. Know your status. Get tested. πŸ’›

08/25/2026

HIV stigma hurts. Silence isn't the answer β€” solidarity is. πŸ’ͺ

This , we're breaking the barriers to health, justice, and each other.

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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