Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN)

Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) The Ontario HIV Treatment Network promotes excellence and innovation in HIV treatment, research, educ

is hiring a Lead, HIV Endgame Funding Program! The Lead, HIV Endgame Funding Program, under the direction of the Direc...
08/21/2025

is hiring a Lead, HIV Endgame Funding Program!

The Lead, HIV Endgame Funding Program, under the direction of the Director, Evidence and Knowledge Synthesis, plays a key role in leading the OHTN’s HIV Endgame Funding program. The OHTN HIV Endgame Program funds people and projects to support the design, implementation, improvement, and scale-up of programs and services that move Ontario closer to reaching the HIV endgame. Please note that this is an 18-month contract position.

To learn more visit: www.ohtn.on.ca/about/careers/

Deadline to apply: September 2, 2025

Do you have questions about love, s*x, health and hookup apps? Join us starting August 11, 2025. It’ll run from 6–7:30pm...
07/24/2025

Do you have questions about love, s*x, health and hookup apps? Join us starting August 11, 2025. It’ll run from 6–7:30pm at HQ Toronto (790 Bay St. #820). Love and S*x in the Age of Apps (LSAA) is an 8-session group that will support folks aged 50 years and older who participate in the app-based connection-seeking culture primarily made up of guys into guys. The group will meet weekly for facilitated sessions in a confidential space.

Scan the QR code, click the link in our bio or visit: https://bit.ly/40io06G to register!

Join us for the 41st Annual Toronto AIDS Candlelight Vigil on Tuesday, June 24, starting at 9 pm. Together with our comm...
06/17/2025

Join us for the 41st Annual Toronto AIDS Candlelight Vigil on Tuesday, June 24, starting at 9 pm.

Together with our communities and allies, we’ll remember and honour those whom we’ve lost to HIV and AIDS and those living with the virus. Our theme this year is “Legacy is the Light, Action is the Path.”

This event is free and everyone is welcome. If you can’t join us in person at the AIDS Memorial in Barbara Hall Park (519 Church Street) you can do so virtually. RSVP through the link in bio to receive the link to tune in: https://the519.jotform.com/251564361266054

The OHTN is inviting applications for new Board Directors! The OHTN Board of Directors is a diverse and dynamic set of l...
06/05/2025

The OHTN is inviting applications for new Board Directors!

The OHTN Board of Directors is a diverse and dynamic set of leaders with a shared vision to use our work to improve the health and lives of people living with HIV in the province. We’re seeking engaged and thoughtful leaders to join our Nonprofit Board of Directors, helping us to provide great governance and strategic guidance to an organization that plays a fundamental role for the HIV sector in Ontario.

Applications accepted on a rolling basis. Please submit a Letter of Interest to myoshizaki@ohtn.on.ca before June 30, 2025.

The Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) will be presenting at CAHR 2025. Swipe left to see who is presenting.
04/25/2025

The Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) will be presenting at CAHR 2025. Swipe left to see who is presenting.

04/25/2025

is hiring a Coordinator, KnowHIV Campaign!

The coordinator will support work in developing and executing our KnowHIV Campaign. This is a part-time, one-year contract position. This role will provide backbone project management and coordination support to the campaign, beginning with a six-month strategic planning process (roughly April to October 2025). The Coordinator will be part of the Communications team, working closely with the Lead, Communications Projects to ensure timelines and deliverables are met.

To learn more visit: www.ohtn.on.ca/about/careers/

Deadline to apply: May 9, 2025

On Friday, March 21, the OHTN hosted a Think Tank which was structured around the continuum of care of 2SGBTQ+ methamphe...
04/07/2025

On Friday, March 21, the OHTN hosted a Think Tank which was structured around the continuum of care of 2SGBTQ+ methamphetamine use: prevention, harm reduction, and treatment. The evening prior, the OHTN hosted a vibrant social networking event, allowing attendees to connect, share their expertise, and
foster collaborations across sectors.

Each session encouraged attendees to explore ways to strengthen the continuum of care, and identify opportunities for research, programs, and advocacy. The day was structured around three key sessions focused on the continuum of care: prevention, harm reduction, and treatment. Each session featured expert speakers who offered valuable insights, followed by small group discussions that encouraged attendees to explore ways to strengthen the continuum of care, and identify opportunities for research, programs, and advocacy.

We would like to sincerely thank everyone who attended and contributed to making this event a success, including our sponsors, Gilead and ViiV, as well as the staff at the Hilton DoubleTree and Encore Canada.

Today is Trans Day of Visibility. OHTN's Asya Gündüz shares thoughts on gender-affirming STBBI care and some of the chal...
03/31/2025

Today is Trans Day of Visibility. OHTN's Asya Gündüz shares thoughts on gender-affirming STBBI care and some of the challenges faced by marginalized trans communities. Swipe left for a Q&A, based on a blog post she wrote for CATIE.

This is a day to celebrate the lives and contributions of trans people, while also drawing attention to the disproportionate levels of poverty, discrimination, and violence the community faces compared to cisgender people.
Resources below:
1. Trans Women and Gender Diverse People HIV/STBBIs Health Research Initiative (https://www.transwomenhivresearch.com/)
2. Gender-Affirming Care for Gender-Diverse People (https://www.hqontario.ca/Evidence-to-Improve-Care/Quality-Standards/View-all-Quality-Standards/Gender-Affirming-Care-for-Gender-Diverse-People)
3. Rainbow Action Hub - Egate Canada (https://egale.ca/rainbow-action-hub/ -misinformation)

The OHTN is thrilled to announce that Nadine Sookermany is a recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal from the...
03/28/2025

The OHTN is thrilled to announce that Nadine Sookermany is a recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal from the Canadian Women’s Foundation. This medal is awarded to those who have impacted lives and communities across the country through their work to address multiple intersecting barriers to gender equality, including colonialism, racism, ableism, homophobia, and transphobia.

This year’s theme for International Women’s Day is “Accelerate Action,” emphasizing the need for strategies and tools th...
03/08/2025

This year’s theme for International Women’s Day is “Accelerate Action,” emphasizing the need for strategies and tools that drive women’s progress in education, employment and leadership. One important aspect of accelerating action is creating a welcoming space that builds inclusive communities and fosters connections. WHAI’s toolkit, Women, HIV & Stigma: A Toolkit for Creating Welcoming Spaces provides practical tips, tools and strategies to help community organizations build these spaces for women living with and affected by HIV. To download the resource, visit: https://whai.ca/resource/women-hiv-stigma-a-toolkit-for-creating-welcoming-spaces/

Thank you to WHAI for sharing this quote with us.

is hiring a Director, People & Culture! This full-time position will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day oper...
03/07/2025

is hiring a Director, People & Culture!

This full-time position will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations and annual planning for the People & Culture department. The Director will lead efforts to foster a positive and inclusive workplace culture while ensuring compliance with employment regulations and organizational policies. They will be accountable for all Human Resources functions and operations within the organization, providing HR guidance and advice to the Leadership Team and staff.

To learn more, visit: www.ohtn.on.ca/about/careers/

Deadline to apply: March 21, 2025

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Our Vision

HIV affects individuals and their communities. Our vision is communities thriving now and beyond HIV.

In Ontario, HIV/AIDS has had a particularly devastating effect on gay men as well as men and women who inject drugs and those who are members of Ontario’s African Caribbean and Black communities and Indigenous communities. Through our work, we strive to support these communities’ efforts to live and thrive with HIV, and to see beyond HIV so they can prosper in all aspects of their lives.

People living with HIV are an essential part of our network. They drive our capacity to imagine thriving beyond HIV. Their knowledge and experience provide a more accurate picture of the challenges and helps us find more effective and feasible solutions. People living with HIV are part of our leadership; it is their right to participate in decision-making that affects their lives and health. Learn more about our commitment to the greater involvement of people living with HIV.

The OHTN operates on the traditional lands of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, the Petun, and the Mississauga’s of the New Credit First Nation, and we acknowledge the Métis and Inuit relatives as well. This meeting place has been the home to many Indigenous people for thousands of years and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.