Programs & Services

At AIDS Vancouver, we believe that an effective approach to HIV requires a range of coordinated services that address Social Determinants of Health in a comprehensive way. Our staff and volunteers work hard to make these services accessible and friendly.

AIDS Vancouver provides free and confidential services. If you live with HIV/AIDS, you know someone living with HIV/AIDS, or you have concerns about becoming infected with HIV, our staff and volunteers are here to help you. Here are the services that we provide:

Client Services

AIDS Vancouver offers a variety of practical assistance programs designed to meet the diverse needs of our over 3000 clients. For a best-practices overview of how these services are organized, read about our Second Generation Case Management model.To connect with one of these services, call 604-696-4676 and make an appointment in the Access Office, or come in and visit us between 11am and 4pm.

Access Office

Initial client intake, orientation to our services, & short-term assistance.

Case Management

Information, support, and care coordination for persons living with HIV/AIDS

Support Programs

Companionship and practical assistance for people living with HIV/AIDS

Grocery

Distribution of a food supplement to people living with HIV in Vancouver.

Financial Assistance Fund

Limited, short-term financial assistance to persons living with HIV/AIDS.

Learn more about Client Services

Prevention & Awareness Programs

Education and information to the community on HIV/AIDS

Learn more about Prevention & Awareness Programs

Information Services

We believe that having the right information can make all the difference. Accessing information is a crucial strategy in our harm-reduction approach to self-care.

Helpline

Anonymous and confidential information for anyone with questions about HIV and AIDS. Please call 604 696-4666 Monday to Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm.

Community Resource Centre

The AIDS Vancouver Community Resource Centre offers pamphlets and reference materials of importance to persons living with HIV/AIDS. For more information about our centre click here.