An Invaluable community resource

CASEY HOUSE

Casey House is a specialty HIV/AIDS hospital that serves the needs of persons with HIV/AIDS who are medically complex. When it first opened in 1988, Casey House provided mostly palliative and end-of-life care. Since then HIV/AIDS care has evolved significantly and many people with HIV live well into their senior years. Casey House provides care for the people in our community who are most adversely affected. In addition to in-patient care, Casey House offers its community programs: home care and outreach. Their commitment is to provide compassionate health care for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS, in collaboration with our communities.

In June 2017 they opened a greatly expanded facility that includes a day health program and launched a new approach to compassionate, inspired health care for people living with complex presentations of HIV/AIDS.

A Calming SPACE

Take a moment to remember all the HIV victims

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Uniqueness Dedicated HIV Hospitals

Funding should not dictate the quality of care for HIV people. Why should we discriminate  by allowing community services for other ailments and recovery? A disease does not discriminate and what we improve and innovate today in compassion and openness will benefit all humanity in the end.

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Canada – Toronto – Casey House

UK – London – Broderip Ward – Middlesex Hospital

Australia – Ward 17 South – St Vincent’s Curran Foundation

Care and Compassion

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LITERATURE

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The Bias Syndrome is prevalent in any pandemic/epidemic and we seek to blame the most vulnerable groups of the population.

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Introducing

History of HIV An Incredible Timeline

The history of the HIV and AIDS epidemic began in illness, fear, and death as the world faced a new and unknown virus. However, scientific advances, such as the development of antiretroviral drugs, have enabled people with access to treatment to live long and healthy lives with HIV.

Avert.org has an exceptional timeline to browse through the key historical moments that have defined the HIV epidemic over the past 30 years. Please click on the left to be taken to their site.
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