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Thank you for choosing AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan (APSS) as your preferred HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C or Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) education and information service. We are thrilled you are allies in stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C and STIs. We deliver programming in Regina and Southern Saskatchewan communities. All of our education and outreach services are FREE.

Book an in person presentation by using the  'Book your presentation" form or contact our Education Coordinator at (306) 924-8481 or education@apssregina.ca.  

Access online "course" materials and resources here: Online Education Portal. This will take you to a learning portal in which either individuals or entire classes can take our courses... FREE.

To use these online resources you must:
a) create a new user account using your email address
b) enroll in one or more courses

Each "course" is actually a curated list of resources ranging from downloadable presentations, videos, activities, and links to other resources.
All presentation content may be previewed and are adapted for specific age groups and are culture sensitive. Presentations for grades 4-9 are approximately aligned with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education's health education curriculum outcomes.
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The objectives of our educational activities are to share information about:
  • Basic facts about HIV/AIDS  and/or Hepatitis C including how these infections spread and ways to reduce your risk of infection with harm reduction and prevention
  • The latest trends of HIV/AIDS and/or Hepatitis C in Saskatchewan  
  • Stigma and discrimination related to HIV/AIDS and/or Hepatitis C
  • What we can do for a person who has HIV & Hepatitis C 

*Note: Most school and general public presentations are 30-45 mins in length. University education presentations vary from 60 to 90 minutes.
Take this short animated course to learn basic information about HIV, Hepatitis C, and the risks associated with injection drug use (IDU).
After viewing the course, take this short quiz to test your knowledge: