Call to Action: Wage Parity Campaign
Together with Ontario Nonprofit Network and other supporting agencies, Fife House advocates wage parity and its importance to the nonprofits as we continue to provide quality and accessible care for communities, meet increased needs, and address gaps in services.
Recognize HIV can be an Invisible Disability
July is Disability Pride Month, where we celebrate and recognize the importance of people living with disabilities as diverse and unique ways of living in our society!
Call to Action: HIV Funding Campaign
Join the call to action with HIVfunding.ca Campaign to address the lack of funding towards HIV. As the upcoming International AIDS Conference will be held in Montreal this July, we need everyone's help in calling on the federal government to take action for the HIV response!
Reclaiming Our Roots for Pride!
Pride Month is here and we are excited to celebrate with everyone and highlight the importance to support those identified as HIV positive 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.
Volunteer Members Wanted for Board of Directors
Fife House Foundation is looking for dedicated volunteers to join our Board of Directors, effective September 2022.
HIV & AIDS Legal Clinic Ontario (HALCO) free workshops
HALCO will be hosting a series of free public legal education workshops that will be taking place in June 2022.
Introduction to HIV
The Ontario Harm Reduction Network (in partnership with Fife House) created an 3-hour certificate module about HIV. Hear real stories from the lived experiences of people living with HIV, and why it matters.
2021-2024 Strategic Plan
Our strategic themes and goals are organized into three areas of focus: Internal Operations, Service Development, Advocacy/Funding.
Toronto Star Readers’ Choice Awards
Fife House Foundation reflects on our Toronto Star Readers’ Choice Award win.
Donate Now
Fife House is extremely grateful to the donors who support our mission to provide supportive housing and support services to people living with HIV in Toronto. Please consider a financial contribution to Fife House to help us continue to provide Hope, Help and Home.
We truly appreciate you.
Ashley’s story
Just as Ashley was turning 25, she received an HIV diagnosis. Ashley’s relationship with her family had come apart, she moved away from her partner for safety reasons, and when she discovered she was pregnant, she needed emergency housing and access to health support services.
“I’ve been blessed with a miracle named Mataya.”For Ashley, the idea of being a mother and living with HIV did not feel possible. The nine months she spent at Fife House's Transitional Housing Program prepared her for carrying and caring for Mataya. She says, finding access to medication is possible, though securing a place to store them and recover without worry presents a new set of challenges.
“Thankfully, the Transitional Housing Program at Fife House provided me with enough time to figure things out. Without Fife House, I would have struggled significantly more.”
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