MB HIV-STBBI Collective Impact Network

MB HIV-STBBI Collective Impact Network CINetwork brings together a diverse array of people from across Manitoba to understand and develop solutions to address HIV-STBBI complex system issues.

Social Innovation Generation:

The MB HIV-STBBI Collective Impact Network is a network of innovators working collaboratively to transform the landscape of HIV-STBBI in Manitoba. Composed of people with lived experience, researchers, health care professionals, policy makers, community-based organizations and Indigenous organizations, we work on understanding systems gaps and barriers and bringing diverse stakeholders together to develop innovative community-based culturally responsive solutions. We advance our key goals to increase HIV-STBBI testing, improve linkage to care, decrease the incidence of HIV-STBBI, disrupt stigma and discrimination by tackling complex system-related issues. We align our goals/common agenda with the Federal STBBI Strategy (2019) Accelerating Our Response – Government of Canada Five-Year Action Plan on Sexually Transmitted and Blood-Borne Infections. CIN Stewardship Team:

CINetwork is guided by the CIN Stewardship Team, which oversees the network’s direction, activities, and sustainability. It also monitors the broader level CINetwork activities, including planning events, evaluating the CINetwork, and making sense of findings from the CINetwork’s activities to connect with policymakers and facilitate policy changes in Manitoba. The team consists of people with lived experience, researchers, community-based organization reps, health authority reps, policymakers, Indigenous organization reps, and other interested parties.

03/03/2026

Hungry for change? The countdown is on!

A Taste for Life Winnipeg 2026 returns as Winnipeg's tastiest fundraiser for those living with and impacted by HIV in Manitoba.

Full details coming Monday, March 16th -- stay tuned! www.atasteforlife.org/winnipeg

Win a chance to have your dinners paid for (with wine to spare 🍷)Every $10 you donate enters you to win $100 gift card t...
02/27/2026

Win a chance to have your dinners paid for (with wine to spare 🍷)

Every $10 you donate enters you to win $100 gift card to each A Taste for Life location, wine, and more!

Donate today: www.ninecircles.ca/donate

Save the date for A Taste for Life Winnipeg 2026: www.atasteforlife.org/winnipeg

Debwetamowin: Dismantling Implicit Bias and Racism in Manitoba's Response to HIV-STBBI Webinar with Village LabDate: Thu...
02/26/2026

Debwetamowin: Dismantling Implicit Bias and Racism in Manitoba's Response to HIV-STBBI Webinar with Village Lab

Date: Thursday March 5 from 2 - 3pm (CST)

Registration: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/a7hdgux

Manitoba has the highest rate of HIV in Canada. The overrepresentation of Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuit), as well as African, Caribbean, and Black communities among those newly diagnosed is directly tied to systemic racism resulting from ongoing colonialism across these lands. "The Debwetamowin Study" gathered input from community members and service providers on how various policies in healthcare, justice, and housing impact HIV outcomes. Experiences of anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism within these systems are prevalent. The findings aim to identify colonial policies contributing to the epidemic, with a community guiding circle of Indigenous and African, Caribbean, and Black members working on recommendations for systemic improvements to enhance well-being for those living with HIV.

Join us as we share findings and initial recommendations for structural changes needed to address the rising rates of HIV in the province of Manitoba to enhance the well-being of both Indigenous and African, Caribbean, and Black communities.

Village Lab Presenters: Dr. Albert McLeod, Tara Christianson, Patricia Ukoli, Melissa Morris
The Debwetamowin study is led by Dr. Rusty Souleymanov (Principal Investigator and Village Lab Director)

Winters not over yet! We need your mittens! 🧤❄️🥶We are putting a call out for donation of gently used or new mittens or ...
02/23/2026

Winters not over yet! We need your mittens! 🧤❄️🥶

We are putting a call out for donation of gently used or new mittens or gloves to Nine Circles Community Health Centre! We see over 35,000 individual visits per year and this cold snap is dangerous for those who are unsheltered.

Drop off your items to 705 Broadway from Monday to Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. Thank you!

Nine Circles Community Health Centre is seeking a Physician’s Assistant or Clinic Assistant.Full Time, Permanent (1.0 EF...
02/10/2026

Nine Circles Community Health Centre is seeking a Physician’s Assistant or Clinic Assistant.
Full Time, Permanent (1.0 EFT (40 hours/week), Wage: $42.85/62.37 D.O.Q.)

Deadline for application: February 23, 2026, interested candidates may e-mail resume and CV to: humanresources@ninecircles.ca.

Help Shape the Future of the MB HIV-STBBI Collective Impact Network 💡After a decade of impact, the Manitoba HIV-STBBI Co...
02/08/2026

Help Shape the Future of the MB HIV-STBBI Collective Impact Network 💡

After a decade of impact, the Manitoba HIV-STBBI Collective Impact Network (CINetwork) is planning for the next 5 years—and we want your input!

We are combining our annual feedback survey with questions to help plan our future.

Please take 10–15 minutes to complete our survey and help shape CINetwork’s future priorities.

Plus, you can enter a prize draw! 🌟

Link to survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NBDZYKN

TODAY! 🎀💌💓 Drop in and create an act of love with "Love Positive Women: Valentine Card Making for Women & Femmes Living ...
02/06/2026

TODAY! 🎀💌💓 Drop in and create an act of love with "Love Positive Women: Valentine Card Making for Women & Femmes Living With HIV" from 1:30-3:30pm in the Gathering Place at Nine Circles Community Health Centre [705 Broadway]!

Join us to create an act of love with "Love Positive Women: Valentine Card Making for Women & Femmes Living With HIV" th...
02/04/2026

Join us to create an act of love with "Love Positive Women: Valentine Card Making for Women & Femmes Living With HIV" this Friday, February 6th from 1:30-3:30pm in the Gathering Place at Nine Circles Community Health Centre [705 Broadway]!

02/03/2026

Family, friends, colleagues, and community members are welcome to gather to remember and celebrate Dr. Lavallee’s remarkable leadership, compassion, and lifelong commitment to First Nations health and wellness.

This event is open to the public

📅 Friday, February 13, 2026
🕐 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM
📍 Victoria Inn, North Centennial Ballroom - 1808 Wellington Avenue, Winnipeg

For those unable to attend in person, the celebration will be livestreamed.

Additional details, including information related to a foundation award being established in Dr. Lavallee’s honour, will be shared in the coming weeks.

All are welcome as we gather in gratitude, reflection, and remembrance.

Dr. Lavallee's family, and Keewatinohk Inniniw Minoayawin Inc. (KIM), alongside our partners and the Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc., Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, Southern Chiefs' Organization, First Nations Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba, Manitoba Métis Federation, Keewatin Tribal Council and Ongomiizwin - Indigenous Institute of Health and Healing, invite you to join us in honouring the life and legacy of Dr. Barry Lavallee.

Support the Donation Drive for Love Positive Women 👚🧦🧤Did you know: For all people diagnosed with HIV and referred to th...
02/02/2026

Support the Donation Drive for Love Positive Women 👚🧦🧤

Did you know: For all people diagnosed with HIV and referred to the MB HIV Program, nearly half of all females reported experiencing houselessness?

The Pit Stop program offers support to those who use substances, are unsheltered, and face barriers to equitable healthcare access. It sees over 35,000 visits annually by providing essential life-preserving items. Learn more about how you can donate and change a life today: https://ninecircles.ca/donate/donating-items/

LOVE POSITIVE WOMEN is February 1st  -February 14thAn annual project that displays and distributes hundreds of heartfelt...
02/01/2026

LOVE POSITIVE WOMEN is February 1st -February 14th

An annual project that displays and distributes hundreds of heartfelt valentines on handmade paper by artists, advocates, and women living with HIV. Established in 2013 by Visual AIDS artist Jessica Whitbread, this international event uses Valentine’s Day as a backdrop to engage in public and private acts of love and care for women and femmes living with HIV.

Join Nine Circles on Friday, February 6th from 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. at 705 Broadway in the Gathering Place to create Valentines to display and take home the following week in the clinic!

Address

705 Broadway
Winnipeg, MB
R3G0X2

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