The 2015 Northeastern Ontario HIV/AIDS Conference is taking place on September 30th and October 1st. We will have many panelists presenting on various topics at the event, including:
o Dr. Darrell Tan on pre and post-exposure prophylaxis
o HIV and aging issues
o Harm Reduction in the correctional system
o Housing solutions for PHA's and people living with addictions
o HIV 202: Universal precautions when working with a PHA in care
o HEP C
o and more........
The Conference Fee is $75.00 (for both days) and $35.00 for Students. Limited scholarships are available for PHAs who wish to attend. Register early!
For your convenience, there are two ways to register this year: online or by mail/fax.
Users who wish to pay by credit card or Paypal will find our online registration quick and easy. Simply click on this link to be taken to the online Eventbrite portal: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/2015-opening-doors-hivaids-conference-tickets-17693953090 .
Follow the simple directions and receive a printable ticket to bring to the conference. Don’t forget to contact us, should you have any questions or if you require any help with registering or with accommodations.
For those of you who wish to pay by cheque, or who prefer to send in the registration by mail, we have attached a registration form to this email. Simply complete the form and mail it to:
Réseau ACCESS Network
111 Elm St, Suite 203
Sudbury, ON P3C 1T3
Attn: Lynda (please mark the envelope CONFIDENTIAL)
Or fax it to: 705-688-0423 Attn: Lynda
Tickets are limited! Register by August 15th, 2015 at 5pm and qualify for special Early Bird prize draws
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