
CANFAR Publishes Findings from its 2019 National Youth Survey
Currently, there is no up-to-date national data on Canadian youth’s sexual health, mental health, and
The Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR) was founded in 1987 and aims to end Canada’s HIV epidemic by leading national strategies to increase prevention, testing, treatment and linkage to care, and to end HIV stigma.
Fueled by fundraising, CANFAR supports research, builds awareness and cultivates partnerships.
Over the past three and a half decades, CANFAR has invested more than $24 million in close to 500 grants to HIV/AIDS research projects that have led to tremendous breakthroughs in HIV prevention, testing, access to treatment, stigma, and the search for a cure. In addition, CANFAR annually reaches thousands of Canadian youth and educators through its national youth HIV awareness programs.
CANFAR’s work in ending the HIV epidemic in Canada would not be possible without the support and generosity of our donors.
Currently, there is no up-to-date national data on Canadian youth’s sexual health, mental health, and
We are excited to announce the I’m Ready research program has officially launched! We are
We are delighted to announce table sales are officially open for the 25th Anniversary of Bloor Street
The past few months have been particularly difficult for many Canadians, we are encouraged with the current
A sincere thank you to our long-time CANFAR family member, Dr. Darrell Tan, for joining
In a recent piece on XTRA, author Kevin Hurren breaks down the facts on HIV self-testing
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