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January 1, 2008

Stuff It Real Good

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The AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT) holds condom stuffing parties every first and third Wednesday of the month to make packages of condoms, lube, and info on ACT and safer sex. ACT delivers the packages to clubs and venues in the Church and Wellesley area as part of its community outreach program to reduce the risk of transmission of sexually transmitted infections. In 2007, volunteers helped ACT create over 120,000 condom packs.

The parties are on a drop-in basis and happen this month on January 2 and 16 from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at 399 Church Street. No prior condom stuffing experience is required. (Insert joke here.)

Photo by smalleum.


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Comments (2)

Do they really only deliver these things to the village?

 

Off the ACT website: "ACT works with gay and bisexual men, Portuguese-speaking communities, youth and women at increased risk for HIV infection, to develop and deliver HIV/AIDS prevention education and outreach programs." Although, the majority go to the Church and Wellesley core.

 
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