AIDS Vancouver Prevention Program Materials

The Complete Wellness Guide

In this booklet, “wellness” is defined as the pursuit of a healthy, balanced lifestyle. It is the understanding that good health goes beyond the physical body. The booklet has been separated into five categories: Wellness; Appearance; Connectedness; Spirituality and Aging. Each section responds to questions regarding HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) and HCV (Hepatitis C Virus). It also provides the reader with the contact numbers of a number of local organizations designed to assist one in getting the support the need around a number of different issues.

Hepatitis C Curriculum Workbook 2009

This resource brings together a variety of educational approaches designed to help increase awareness of hepatitis C infection and related issues. The activities and materials in this curriculum support an interactive and engaged learning process. Experiential and participatory based activities are designed to meet the varied needs of all learners. Background information has been provided so that the facilitator is better able to prepare and answer questions regarding the HCV virus. Facilitators using this guide are encouraged to use their creativity to make this material their own.This workshop also comes with a number of colourful cards and posters to visually enhance the learning experience!

HIV/AIDS Education Handbook 2008

This handbook provides an introduction to HIV/AIDS and its many related issues and complexities. The intention of this handbook is to provide the adult learner with an “appetizer” to these topic areas. Each section presents key information and trends, current findings and research, local and global facts and opportunities to reflect on the content offered. Relevant materials, a comprehensive glossary and a resource list are included to support further learning.

ORDER YOUR COPY NOW

To order a copy of any one of these booklets, please contact preventionservices@aidsvancouver.org IMPORTANT NOTE: As the epidemic changes, so will the need to update information on these handbooks. We welcome and value your constructive feedback for future editions. Please send your input to preventionservices@aidsvancouver.org.