Time For Our Power!

2008 Time For Our Power! Conference

This group was inspired by the 'Time For Our Power! Women Bringinging Change to the World' Conference that took place in Asheville, NC on June 20-22, 2008. It is a way for attendees of that conference to keep in touch, share thoughts or suggest ways in which the inspiration of that conference can be put into action.

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Asian Community AIDS Services of Toronto

( Non Governmental Organization )

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Activities: Educational, Networking
 
Type: Non Governmental Organization
 
Scope: international
 
Website: www.acas.org
 
Main Email: info [at] acas.org
 
Phone: (416) 963-4300
 
Fax: 416-963-4371
 
Headquarters: 33 Isabella Street, Suite 107
Toronto M4Y 2P7
ontario
Canada
 
Staff: 6
 
Members: 15
 
Local Time: Sun Nov 22 09:10:57
 

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ACAS Mission



Asian Community AIDS Services (ACAS) is a charitable, non-profit, community-based organization. It provides HIV/AIDS education, prevention, and support services to the East and Southeast Asian Canadian communities. These programs are based on a pro-active and holistic approach to HIV/AIDS and are provided in a collaborative, empowering, and non-discriminatory manner.



ACAS Objectives



to reduce the infection of HIV/AIDS by promoting public awareness on HIV/AIDS prevention and safer sex in the Asian communities to provide comprehensive and culturally appropriate support, education, and outreach services



to Asians infected and affected by HIV/AIDS in a non-discriminatory and non-judgmental manner



to enhance the well-being of Asians infected and affected by HIV/AIDS by providing direct services, increasing their control over their own health, and by promoting a supportive environment in the larger community



to promote a supportive environment to Asians infected and affected by HIV/AIDS by increasing access



to services and by reducing racism, homophobia and AIDS-phobia to increase networking and collaboration among the Asian communities and HIV/AIDS services in Canadian society

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