HIV and rehabilitation: changing the future of HIV prevention, care, treatment and support

There is still no cure for HIV/AIDS. But new drug treatments are helping people to live longer and with a better quality of life.

However, for many people living with HIV, periods of good health are often interrupted by periods of illness or disability. Rehabilitation can make a difference – by helping people with HIV to remain healthy, participate in the workforce and be active in their homes and communities.

The Canadian Working Group on HIV and Rehabilitation (CWGHR) brings together the traditionally separate worlds of HIV, disability and rehabilitation.

Through its leadership in research, education and cross-sector partnerships, CWGHR is working to address the rehabilitation needs of people living with HIV – and changing the future of HIV prevention, care, treatment and support.   

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CWGHR AGM & Forum

Thank you to everyone who attended CWGHR’s 2010 Forum & AGM, June 12-13. Click here for resources.

 

What's New at CWGHR

What's New

 

Episodic Disabilities Employment Network (EDEN) website is now live!

Click here.

 

HIV, Disability and Rehabilitation at AIDS 2010

 

Towards a better understanding of the dynamics of disability and its impact on employment

Read the final report here

 

Click here to read CWGHR’s Strategic Plan 2010-2013

 

CWGHR's Annual Report 2009-2010 is available here


June 2010:

CWGHR e-update

 

Rehabilitation in the Context of HIV: Interprofessional Learning Course
July 26, St. John's NF

 

CWGHR Award of Excellence 2010 Winner

Dr. Francisco Ibáñez-Carrasco

 

Canada ratifies the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) at the

United Nations:

Press Release

Read the Convention here

 

 

Partners in Aging National Forum

CWGHR recently convened Canadian leaders in HIV and Aging for the first time.

Click here for resources.

 

Managing Episodic Disabilities Course

Click here for course information and registration

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