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When one of our beloved Peer programs lost its funding, workers asked a powerful question:

“Why isn’t there a Peer Appreciation Week?”

We felt that—and we’re doing something about it.

Over the next year, we’re building the first-ever Peer Appreciation Week—a sector-wide celebration to honour the heart, labour, and lived expertise of HIV and Harm Reduction Peers.

Before summer, join Craig and Aara at our final TTOA session to share how you’d like the agencies you volunteer with to celebrate and support you as a Peer.

Your ideas will be collected and shared with Executive Directors and senior leadership across the sector—helping shape real change.

📣 Want to join the conversation?
📩 Email Craig (TTOA Co-Ordinator): [email protected]

Know other Peers who should be part of this? Share this post and invite them in.

We’re building this together.

In our new resource, Medical Assistance in Dying Guide for Workers, we look at the supports that are needed when applying, when dying, and after the death. We also include a section about structural supports that make life more worth living for disabled and chronically ill folks, making MAiD less necessary in some cases. Learn more about how workers can support the MAiD process by checking out our resources through the link in our bio.