Inside The BC Organization Transforming Queer and Trans Health
Health Initiative for Men (HIM) is a non-profit society that aims to strengthen health and well-being in communities of self-identified gay, bisexual and queer men and gender-diverse people in BC
Trans Wellness Ontario Is Hoping For Your Help
This summer, why not donate to an organization that provides support to trans folks in need of life-saving support?
The Red Dress Ball Has Its Last Dance
The final edition of the beloved fundraiser took in $60,000 and has raised close to $400,000 since its inception, the proceeds of which have supported a variety of local HIV charities
Crisis Resources And Helplines For Canadian 2SLGBTQI+ In Need Of Support
Call or text these numbers if you’re struggling with mental health issues, self-harm, feelings of loneliness, questions of gender identity and sexual orientation, or anything else that’s troubling you
Toronto’s 2025 Pride & Remembrance Run Set To Return On June 28
Registration for Toronto Pride’s only annual athletic event is officially open
How A Taste For Life Is Making A Difference, One Meal At A Time
Dine out at participating restaurants on April 16 to support Fife House in Toronto – and help provide supportive housing and services for vulnerable community members and families living with HIV/AIDS
Friends Of Ruby Needs Donations After A Flood Destroyed Their Drop-In Centre
The non-profit Toronto organization supports queer youth, some of whom are experiencing homelessness
Canvas Cabaret: A 10 Year Celebration Fundraiser Hosted By Canvas Programs
The Canvas Cabaret fundraising event in Toronto will be held on Thursday, September 26 and will toast a decade of 2SLGBTQ+ inclusion and consent education
Friends Of Ruby: Comprehensive Support Services For 2SLGBTQIA+ Youth
Empowering Canada’s vulnerable youth through mental health, housing and community support programs
5 Inspiring Canadian Women Leading Organizations Supporting 2SLGBTQI+ Communities
These individuals are accelerating progress and building healthier, more prosperous and more inclusive communities
Supporting Black Women Living With HIV
We spoke with Orville Burke about how Black CAP is working to provide much-needed support and resources to often-overlooked communities