Youth, Children and Families

CAS’ work often focuses on how HIV/AIDS affects youth, children and families.

We offer an array of resources for youth and direct them to programs and services across the country.

We also monitor the issue of HIV/AIDS education in schools across Canada and provide parents with resources for educating their children about HIV/AIDS.

• Background Paper: The Status of HIV/AIDS Education in Canada's Public Education Sector

• Making your Organization and Programs Youth-Friendly (From a Youth Perspective)

• Young Gay Men's Information Sheet Series

• HIV and Aging

• Does HIV get passed to the baby during pregnancy?

• What Should You Tell Your Kids about HIV and AIDS?

• Age of Consent (July 2006)

• Status of HIV/AIDS Education in Canada's Public Education Sector (March 2005), The

• Module 9 - One Foot Forward : A GIPA Training Toolkit - Stepping Out, Getting Involved: Integrating Youth Living with HIV

• Knowledge is our best defence: An HIV/AIDS Education Resource for Canadian Schools Provincial Curricula Outlines

• Know your risks - know your choices

• Connecting Youth with Youth: A Guide to Youth and HIV/AIDS-Related Programs and Projects across Canada

• Youth Tool on Media Relations

• Youth Tools. Evaluate This!

• Youth Tools II Proposal Writing: A Way with Words

• Youth Tools - Funding Beyond the Government