Fostering positive change for people living with HIV and other episodic disabilities
20,000 people living with HIV in Canada are 50 or older.
Michael Bailey Realize is pleased to announce that the recipient of the Elisse Zack Award for Excellence in HIV and Rehabilitation is Michael Bailey. The award presentation will be… Continue Reading 2019 Award for Excellence Recipient
Realize has been undertaking projects on episodic disabilities and employment for the past 16 years and for those targeted in this work, knowledge has increased significantly. Human Resources… Continue Reading 2020 Episodic Disabilities Survey of HR Professionals
Realize launches first of its kind resource to commemorate the 6th African, Caribbean and Black Canadian HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on February 7, 2020. Realize, as the secretariat for the… Continue Reading To the Beat of Our Own Drum
An overview of the 2018-19 Fostering INclusion and Environments of Support for Students with Episodic Disabilities (FINESSED) project , funded by the Ontario Government. Author: Realize, pdf
Download FINESSED Info SheetE-Module: E-Module for Evidence-Informed HIV Rehabilitation. Toronto, Canada. Author: Realize.
Download E-Module for Evidence-Informed HIV RehabilitationInformation Brochure
You are invited to participate in research study to evaluate a community-based exercise program to improve the health of adults living with HIV in the Toronto community
Download Translating Exercise into the HIV Community: Evaluating A Community-Based Exercise Intervention to Improve the Health of Adults Living with HIV