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Maison Plein Coeur, located in Montréal, Canada, is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals living with HIV. Since its establishment in 1991 by Louis-Marie Gagnon, Roger Poirier, and Rourk C. E. Simon, the organization has been committed to reducing isolation and poverty among those affected by HIV in the Centre-Sud neighborhood. With a focus on holistic health and empowerment, Maison Plein Coeur offers a range of services to enhance the quality of life for individuals living with HIV. Guided by principles of inclusivity, anti-oppression, and evidence-based programming, the organization strives to create a supportive and non-judgmental environment for its clients and volunteers. Generated from their website

Cactus Montreal is a cozy café nestled in the heart of Montréal, QC, offering a unique blend of coffee and light bites. With a relaxed atmosphere and minimalist décor, this spot provides a welcoming space for patrons to unwind and enjoy a casual dining experience. Generated from their business information

The AIDS Community Care Montreal (ACCM) is Quebec's sole community organization focused on HIV and sexual health, offering education, prevention, treatment information, and support services primarily to anglophone and allophone communities. With a commitment to inclusivity, ACCM honors the voices of its members and collaborates with various communities to cultivate a compassionate response to HIV and hepatitis C. ACCM acknowledges that its efforts take place on unceded Indigenous land, recognizing the Kanien'kehá꞉ka Nation as its custodians. The organization actively seeks to address the ongoing effects of colonialism on health, striving to form equitable partnerships and learning from Indigenous knowledge and lived experiences in its programming and advocacy. Generated from the website