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This programs focuses on creating an online resource for mental health for the African, Caribbean and Black community. It will be assessable anywhere, anytime. Your participation will aid in the effective and inclusive creation of the content. Read More
Hello Toronto! Welcome to PrEP Squad TO a fresh new online, social media and print resource developed by the Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention (Black CAP) with funding support from the Engage Intervention Fund. Our resource aims to increase pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) awareness, uptake and access in Toronto’s Black gay/ bisexual male or transpersons who have sex with men (gbMSM) community. It is an adaptation of the PrEP Squad Washington DC campaign, and will provide fun and sexy key messaging about PrEP, mobilize access through community partnerships with local ASOs, healthcare providers, among others. Read More
You are invited to attend our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, 21st of October 2020, at 6:00 pm (Online Meeting). Our AGM is an opportunity to update you on Black CAP's work over the past year, share information on where the agency is headed, elect board members, celebrate our achievements and socialize with other members of our community. Read More
Black CAP’s Clinical Youth Outreach Program is a multi-agency outreach initiative for at-risk Black HIV positive, queer, questioning and Trans youth aged 12-25. The Program will provide individualized and group supports to youth and their families/caregivers to address the impact of violence, HIV stigma, transphobia, homophobia, anti-Black racism and other determinants of health such as homelessness, substance use, mental health, etc. The Program will include counselling and support services approaches that incorporate Afro-centric, rites of passage, resiliency and stages of change frameworks. The Program will also actively engage HIV positive and LGBTQ Black youth using a collaborative, person-centered approach grounded in trauma-informed practice. Read More
Under the general direction of the Director for Health Promotions, The ACB Trans Masculine HIV Testing Navigator will assist the MSM HIV Testing Project Coordinator with program implementation. The navigator will facilitate HIV Testing, Referral and Counseling (TRC) and prevention educational services to the African, Caribbean, Black Trans Masculine (ACBTM) community. The navigator will develop and implement HIV prevention, health promotion and community development initiatives targeting ACB Trans Masculine individuals in Ontario and create supportive environments for those who are HIV+ and/or at risk of infection. Read More
BYOB focuses on content for the development of Entrepreneurial skills, guides to navigating the Canadian business procedures and qualities or competencies is believed to influence entrepreneurial success. These include relevant sources of information and support, Business Opportunity Identification, Goal setting, Market research, Introduction to Business planning, Business start-up process, Managing Growth and Managing life and Business. Read More
An in-depth discussion: Understanding transgender people in relation to identity, internalized stigma discrimination, transphobia and trauma, HIV and other STIs. Read More
Black CAP's E-Learning Coordinator will create an environment where access to supportive and self-help resources are available anytime, anywhere. Read More
Black CAP's Wellness and Mental Health Support Program will provide counselling, mental health and addiction services to African, Caribbean and Black (ACB) people living with HIV in Toronto. Read More
A Discussion on the debate of sexuality against the backdrop of self discovery, identity and sexual health in relation to previous traumas. With Dr. Alston George. Read More
In our voice, there is a message. In our writing, there is a story. What we cultivate; creates a path to our purpose. Read More
The Harm Reduction Peer Educator is responsible for leading the Black CAP street outreach team which includes peers and volunteers. Street outreach will focus on high-risk adults with a history of use and will engage ACB people engaged in high-risk activities. Read More
Join the discussion on issues affecting Toronto’s African, Black and Caribbean LGBTQ+ Community and our city’s response relating to Anti-Black Racism and coping with Covid-19. Read More
Join the discussion on understanding who we are as ACB/MSM. Exploring 6 secrets for good sexual health. Read More