Pozitive Pathways

For 2SGBTQ+? people, coming out doesn’t come with instructions.

No roadmap. No trusted adult pulling you aside to explain s*x, relationships, health, or how to find your place in the world. That’s why the *xualhealthalliance developed the closest thing to an official guide for guys who have s*x with guys.

Alongside the re-freshed GMSH.ca website, the campaign shares real stories from community members about the things they wish someone had told them earlier, from HIV prevention and testing, to body image, loneliness, belonging, and finding support without judgment.

Because people deserve more than fear, shame, and misinformation. They deserve honest, affirming, evidence-based information grounded in lived experience.

So if no one ever told you, we will (with love) 💜

Pozitive Pathways will be closed on Monday, May 18th for Victoria Day. We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, May 19th at 9:00am.

Join us this June for Core Skills! Due to the positive feedback from previous trainings, Pozitive Pathways is offering two Core Skills workshop sessions this June to make space for more participants. 📧 Email [email protected] to reserve your spot and let us know which session you'd like to attend. This workshop is open to peers with lived experience with HIV/AIDS, harm reduction, substance use, and s*x work. Food and refreshments will be provided. #PozitivePathways #PeerEngagement #CommunityTraining #HarmReduction #PeerLeadership #WindsorOntario #SkillDevelopment

Pozitive Pathways will be closed on Friday April 3rd and Monday April 6th so our team can spend the Easter Weekend with our loved ones, and we hope you all do the same! 🐰 🌺 🐣
We’ll be reopening on Tuesday, April 7th at 9:00am!

February is African, Caribbean and Black HIV Awareness Month. We stand for awareness, testing, treatment and end to stigma. Get tested. Get informed. Get supported.

Please be advised that Pozitive Pathways will be closed on Monday, February 16, 2026 in observance of Family Day. We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.

February 7th is African, Caribbean and Black HIV Awareness Day. We stand for awareness, testing, treatment and an end to stigma. Get tested. Get informed. Get supported.

For more information, check out the link below or email: [email protected]
https://www.camh.ca/.../ontario-project-on-trends-in-the...

December 17th is International Day to End Violence Against S*x Workers. We recognize the ongoing violence, stigma, and discrimination inflicted on s*x workers that can increase their health risks and limit their access to HIV prevention and care, safer s*x resources, and other health services. We also recognize the harmful impacts that punitive policies have on s*x workers which create barriers to accessing legal protections, healthcare, and other support services, and create vulnerability by limiting s*x workers’ options to report violence.

WHAI demands policies that decriminalize s*x work, ensures safer working conditions, and promotes access to healthcare. We encourage you to increase your knowledge of the harms that s*x work policies commit under the guise of protection, such as criminalizing the ability of s*x workers to hire protection or screen clients. We also encourage you to check out and support s*x work organizations such as and



*xWorkers

“Being informed, aware and knowledgeable of resources, options and my own strength and skills, empowers me and makes me feel strong.”

Today on Human Rights Day, we stand up for women and gender-diverse people’s right of access to information, resources, and knowledge that support their agency and well-being. We encourage the sharing of information related to HIV testing, prevention, care and support that help women and gender diverse people take control of their health, especially for those experiencing gender-based violence, intimate partner violence, and other social and structural barriers that present harm.




« Être informée et au courant des ressources et des options, et consciente de mes forces et de mes compétences, ça me donne de l’assurance et ça me rend plus forte. »

En cette Journée des droits de la personne, nous affirmons le droit des femmes et des personnes de genres divers d’accéder à l’information, à des ressources et à des connaissances qui soutiennent leur agentivité et leur bien-être. Nous encourageons le partage d’informations sur le dépistage, la prévention, les soins et le soutien en matière de VIH, afin d’aider les femmes et les personnes de genres divers à prendre leur santé en main, en particulier celles qui vivent de la violence fondée sur le genre et de la violence entre partenaires intimes et qui rencontrent d’autres obstacles sociaux et structurels nocifs.