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WHAT WE DO

SOME OF OUR PROGRAMS

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We offer holistic services, activities and support to East and Southeast Asians living with HIV, their partners and caregivers.

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Our peer-led Youth Program helps build skills, offers support, resources and opportunities to queer and questioning youth.

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Our Men’s Program (SLAM) offers social and educational outreach and support for queer, gay men who have sex with men.

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FROM OUR CLIENTS

“Kasi ditto pwedo ako maging sarili ko.”
“Because here, I can be the real me.”

–ACAS Client

Episodic Disability Focus Group and Interview

May 12th, 2023|

In collaboration with Realize Canada’s Workplace REVAMPED project, ACAS is looking for 15 2SLGBTQ+ East and Southeast Asian folks with episodic disabilities in the workplace to participate in a focus group or 1-on-1 interview; specifically looking at barriers related to working and living with episodic disabilities An episodic disability is marked by fluctuating periods and degrees of wellness and disability. This includes: anxiety, bi-polar disorder, depression, diabetes, HIV/AIDS and Parkinson’s. More examples of episodic disabilities can be found through the sign up link. All participants will be compensated $75 via e-transfer.  Please use the link or e-mail Gabriel Marie at research1@acas.org receive the link to sign up for a focus group or 1-on-1 interview. Since space is limited, select participants will be contacted to confirm their participation. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Gabriel Marie. Sign up link: https://forms.gle/Z7mZsZABiSqMwG3R9 (Image Description: The image has text describing what an episodic disability is and how you can participate. The background has a variety of pastel colours spray painted onto it with images of 3 people’s faces and a hand showing how episodic disabilities can impact folks mentally, emotionally and physically)

FROM OUR CLIENTS

“Kasi ditto pwedo ako maging sarili ko.”
“Because here, I can be the real me.”

–ACAS Client

Episodic Disability Focus Group and Interview

May 12th, 2023|

In collaboration with Realize Canada’s Workplace REVAMPED project, ACAS is looking for 15 2SLGBTQ+ East and Southeast Asian folks with episodic disabilities in the workplace to participate in a focus group or 1-on-1 interview; specifically looking at barriers related to working and living with episodic disabilities An episodic disability is marked by fluctuating periods and degrees of wellness and disability. This includes: anxiety, bi-polar disorder, depression, diabetes, HIV/AIDS and Parkinson’s. More examples of episodic disabilities can be found through the sign up link. All participants will be compensated $75 via e-transfer.  Please use the link or e-mail Gabriel Marie at research1@acas.org receive the link to sign up for a focus group or 1-on-1 interview. Since space is limited, select participants will be contacted to confirm their participation. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Gabriel Marie. Sign up link: https://forms.gle/Z7mZsZABiSqMwG3R9 (Image Description: The image has text describing what an episodic disability is and how you can participate. The background has a variety of pastel colours spray painted onto it with images of 3 people’s faces and a hand showing how episodic disabilities can impact folks mentally, emotionally and physically)

OUR OFFICE

260 Spadina Ave, Suite 410
Toronto Ontario, M5T 2E4, Canada

Phone: (416) 963-4300
E-mail: info@acas.org

Hours: M to F 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM

To ensure quality service, we prefer that you call or email us in advance to set up an appointment before coming to the office. Thank you!

Please note that ACAS is located in a building that is not accessible to wheelchairs. We kindly request those who have accessibility concerns and wish to access services from ACAS to contact the office directly by phone or email to arrange for appointments outside the office.

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