The DRUM & SASH Project
Development of a Rural Model for Integrated
Shared Care in First Nation and Métis (SASH) Communities
Shared Care in First Nation and Métis (SASH) Communities
First Nation and Métis Communities Working in Partnership to Develop Shared Care Models for HIV and other STBBIs
Our team works with communities of different Indigenous cultures and in different regions, supporting each other as we improve HIV, Hep C and other STBBI prevention and care services within a shared care model for First Nation and Métis communities.
With funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) HIV/AIDS Implementation Science Component 1 (Adaptation) grant and additional funding from the CIHR Canadian HIV Trials Network (CTN), we are building upon ten years of previous work with the Aboriginal Community Resilience to HIV/AIDS (ACRA) project through continued partnership with three Northern Alberta First Nation communities. DRUM is culturally grounded, community-led and based on identified strengths. We are working together to develop, test and evaluate a shared-care model (SCM) for HIV, Hep C and other STBBI prevention and care services on-reserve that can be adapted for other communities.
With funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) HIV/AIDS Implementation Science Component 1 (Adaptation) grant and additional funding from the CIHR Canadian HIV Trials Network (CTN), we are building upon ten years of previous work with the Aboriginal Community Resilience to HIV/AIDS (ACRA) project through continued partnership with three Northern Alberta First Nation communities. DRUM is culturally grounded, community-led and based on identified strengths. We are working together to develop, test and evaluate a shared-care model (SCM) for HIV, Hep C and other STBBI prevention and care services on-reserve that can be adapted for other communities.
Welcome!
We are excited to share our progress with you.
We are adding new content regularly so please check back regularly!
We are excited to share our progress with you.
We are adding new content regularly so please check back regularly!
Drum & Sash is grounded and guided by Elders.
Better health/wellbeing outcomes for those living with HIV and those vulnerable to HIV in First Nation and Métis communities through the integration of culturally-grounded, resiliency-based mental health and wellness, hepatitis C (HCV) and sexually transmitted and blood borne infection (STBBI) prevention, testing, treatment and care in community- adapted models for shared care.
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