OHSUTP
The Ontario HIV and Substance Use Training Program provides training to substance use, mental health and allied service providers in Ontario in order to increase knowledge of HIV/AIDS and to promote skills development.
OHSUTP is a service of Fife House and is funded by the AIDS Bureau, Ministry of Health and Long-term Care. A provincial Advisory Committee consisting of representatives from substance use and AIDS service organizations provides input into programming issues.
Information was clear, interesting and the speaker made the session very enjoyable. I was able to bring this info back to my colleagues (put together a little fact sheet for them), and it has allowed us to make some changes in our workplace that benefit both staff and client!
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