CATIE webinar: Adapting to COVID-19: Delivering community programs remotely

During the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, many organizations have rapidly adapted their program delivery to ensure the continuity of support services for their clients. Although measures such as physical distancing are in place, HIV and hepatitis C programs are still needed – including counselling, treatment support, education and social programming. One way to adapt to the current situation is to deliver programs remotely, which can include the use of virtual platforms or the telephone.

Join CATIE for an overview of how community organizations can adapt their programming to deliver services remotely.

This interactive webinar will provide a forum for service providers from across Canada to discuss how programs were adapted and implemented, as well as challenges and solutions related to virtual and remote programming. 

Speakers:

• Ryan Lisk, Director, Community Health Programs, AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT)
• Rachel Loewen Walker, Executive Director, OUTSaskatoon
• A speaker from YouthCO 
• Other speakers to be confirmed

Check out addtional resources from CATIE on COVID-19 here: https://www.catie.ca/en/covid-19-resources