Ontario Aboriginal HIV / AIDS Strategy - Ontario Aboriginal HIV / AIDS Strategy (Oahas)

Record #: 68976221 | Last Full Update: 15 Oct 2025

Description and Services
Description (Service)	Indigenous-led organization promoting and supporting healthy, thriving Indigenous communities through culturally grounded education and access to harm reduction to reduce the transmission of HIV and other STBBIs in the communities. Operates 5 program sites across Ontario: Toronto, London, Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie and Thunder Bay. Services offered at Oahas Toronto Office include: access to harm reduction kits (safer drug use, safer sex, wound care, piercing etc.) and naloxone offers cultural programming and services for Indigenous people who use drugs or are living with HIV or who have been diagnosed with Hep C peer harm reduction street outreach program service navigation for people accessing HIV or Hep C testing, treatment, and wrap around services service navigation for people wanting to access PrEP & PEP appointment accompaniment for people accessing health services related to HIV and Hep C monthly HIV & Hep C testing events offers education presentations on HIV and Hep C prevention and transmission, drug poisoning recognition and response
Hours	Mon-Fri 9:30 am-5:30 pm
Eligibility	Indigenous people living with or at greater risk of acquiring HIV/AIDS, Hep C and/or Sexually transmitted blood born illness (STBBIs). Indigenous people who use drugs and are looking to access harm reduction services.
Languages	English
Application	Contact Oahas Toronto team members to set up an intake or come to the office to access our drop-in services.
Location & Accessibility
Service Area	Ottawa, Sault Ste. Marie, London, Greater Toronto Area, Sudbury District, Thunder Bay District
Address	282 Parliament Street Toronto, ON M5A 3A4 Canada Get Directions
Physical Access	Fully Accessible
Contact Information
Office	647-490-6339
Website	https://www.oahas.org