Links - Hepatitis

AIDS Vancouver Island (AVI) is a community-based AIDS Service Organization (ASO). We provide education, support, and advocacy for people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, and other communicable diseases. Our service area includes the communities of Greater Victoria, Nanaimo, Courtenay/Comox, Campbell River and the Port Hardy area, as well as the Gulf Islands.

CATIE's up-to-date, comprehensive and bilingual Hepatitis C website includes more than 100 print materials for download and over 200 pages of information presented both as plain-and-simple language for everyone and as in-depth information for service providers and healthcare professionals in Canada.

The Global Hepatitis C Network is an initiative being funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada under the Hepatitis C Prevention, Support, and Research Programme. Its goal is to contribute to improved population health through increased awareness and understanding in Canada and abroad of issues related to the Global Hepatitis C epidemic.

At this site you will quickly and easily find the following and much more:
- state-of-the art hepatitis C information
- latest hepatitis C news
- current HCCAP activities

The Council is an independent, charitable, community-based membership organisation offering assistance to people affected by the hepatitis C virus (HCV). Australian site.

Medically orientated site dedicated to HIV and Hepatitis C, individually and as co-infections

The NSHepLink research team came together in 2001 with the goal of building capacity for Hepatitis C research in Nova Scotia, capitalising on a wealth of expertise and on our unique ability to access administrative, public health, and clinical data.

Scottish Drugs Forum is a national resource of expertise on drug issues.  SDF works towards a healthier, more equal society where:

• everyone can fulfill their personal, social and economic potential
• drugs-related harm cannot thrive
• the needs of those affected by drug use are met effectively and with empathy, compassion and respect.

Comprehensive harm reduction program in Montreal.  This site is in French.