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	AIDS Council of NSW Inc (ACON) Privacy policy 6uldv8223- whytest.org
		ACON has a complaints procedure for anyone who believes their information is not being handled properly or in accordance with this policy.
		ACON will not collect sensitive information about you without your consent unless, the collection is necessary to prevent or lessen a serious threat to health or life, or the collection is required by law.
		ACON may also collect sensitive information without consent in accordance with rules established by competent health or medical bodies that deal with the obligations of professional confidentiality eg client case notes kept about counselling sessions with professionally recognised psychotherapists or session case notes kept by enhanced care project staff.
	www.whytest.org /privacy.php (1596 words)

	HALN
		The HALN database is Australia's most comprehensive HIV and AIDS collection, designed to provide access to a wider range of resources for doctors, health care workers and allied professionals, students, researchers and people living with HIV/AIDS.
		AIDS Council of NSW (ACON): provides practical support for people living with HIV/AIDS as well as education on all aspects of HIV/AIDS.
		ACON library covers subjects such as general HIV/AIDS, education, social/policy/legal aspects and treatments.
	www.sesahs.nsw.gov.au /albionstcentre/library/haln.asp (408 words)

	HIV/AIDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In this case, fungal, parasitic, bacterial and viral infectious diseases that take advantage of the body's weakened immune system are used to define the onset of AIDS.
		In Australia, HIV is most commonly spread by sexual intercourse without a condom and through sharing needles, syringes and other injecting equipment.
		Currently, there is no vaccine or cure for HIV or AIDS.
	www.jobaccess.gov.au /JOAC/Advice/DisabilityOne/HIV_AIDS.htm (125 words)

	Print Article: The blame game
		The AIDS Council of NSW is searching for the best response after years of safe sex messages that may have missed their targets.
		NSW Health believes rises in HIV diagnoses are consistent with other states and around the world where the epidemic is mainly among gay men.
		The states' AIDS councils were in a difficult position because their harm minimisation approaches were at odds with the Federal Government's zero tolerance, he says.
	www.smh.com.au /cgi-bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/articles/2004/01/11/1073769450520.html (1155 words)

	SSONET.com.au : Sydney Star Observer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		ACON It was dark times for the community when the AIDS and Related Conditions Council of NSW formed in 1985.
		By 1986 the organisation – with a new name as the AIDS Council of NSW – had a small Mardi Gras float urging safe sex in the face of a devastating epidemic.
		The arrival of antiretroviral drugs in the mid-1990s altered the AIDS Council of NSW’s course and by 2000 it was officially using the name ACON to reflect a broader scope.
	www.ssonet.com.au /display.asp?ArticleID=5454 (374 words)

	AIDS Information Services >> HIV / AIDS >> AIDS in Australia
		AIDS incidence and estimated HIV prevalence in Australia at the end of 2001 were 0.9 and 66 per 100,000 population, respectively.
		AIDS incidence in Australia in 2001 was similar to that recorded in the United Kingdom in 2001 and was substantially lower than in France (2.1), Spain (4.8) and the United States (14.3).
		AIDS Council of NSW/Macquarie University funded for breakthrough social research, the Social Aspects of the Prevention of AIDS.
	www.aids.net.au /aids-aust.htm (2472 words)

	Acts Of Passion: Acts Of Passion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		In 1999 the NSW Government introduced some of the best legal protections available in the world for gay and lesbian couples.
		is a highly innovative community education campaign involving a poster series, a handbook guide to the law in NSW for the gay and lesbian community and a website.
		I hope that members of the community will find that the law in NSW becomes more accessible and meaningful as a result of this campaign.
	www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au /cpd/aop.nsf/pages/index (254 words)

	AEGiS: Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		ANCAHRD was established on 8 November 1999 and is the successor body to two former councils, the Australian National Council on AIDS and Related Diseases (ANCARD) and the earlier Australian National Council on AIDS (ANCA).
		ACON is a non-government organisation based in the gay & lesbian communities and providing services to members of those communities including Indigenous people, transgender people and injecting drug users, to all people living with HIV/AIDS and to sex workers.
		The AIDS Council of South Australia (ACSA) aims to improve the health and wellbeing of gay and other homosexually active men, people who inject drugs, sex workers and people living with HIV/AIDS in order to contribute to the overall wellbeing of the community.
	www.aegis.com /countries/australia.html (1255 words)

	The NAPNT Amphetablog: Australia: AIDS Council testing campaigns to tackle rise in HIV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The first increase in HIV infections in NSW for 8 years should be taken as a serious warning sign that the AIDS epidemic is far from over in Australia according to the AIDS Council of NSW (ACON).
		"ACON is rolling out new initiatives to encourage more HIV testing among gay men and the resultant opportunities for early treatments and a renewed commitment to safe sex.
		We will be working closely with NSW Heath on this analysis and we are continuing our negotiations around funding for new innovative campaigns that will reinforce the safe sex culture among gay men and the importance of HIV and STI testing.
	www.napnt.org /2003/06/australia-aids-council-testing.html (570 words)

	NSW Drug Summit post mortem - On Line Opinion - 15/5/1999
		The NSW Drug Summit was called when, in the lead up to the NSW election, a front page Sunday tabloid carried a photograph of a young user shooting up in the inner city suburb of Redfern.
		Robert Griew is the CEO of the AIDS Council of NSW and participated in the NSW Drug Summit.
		Bernadette Keeffe is a media officer at the AIDS Council of NSW and participated in the NSW Drug Summit.
	www.onlineopinion.com.au /view.asp?article=706 (1629 words)

	NSW Family Servicves
		The NSW Commission for Children and Young People is an organisation that listens to kids and promotes their interests.
		The NSW Parenting Centre was established by the Department of Community Services.
		The vision is to make life better for children and young people in NSW by supporting parents and carers and promoting the importance of positive parenting.
	www.nswfamilyservices.asn.au /Main/Internet_Resources_Links/MAIN_IntResLinks.htm (923 words)

	Labor Council of NSW Annual Report 1999
		The Labor Council contributed the sum of $30,000.00, in the form of a loan, to the SCLC to assist the Council in meeting its financial liabilities.
		Deirdre represented Labor Council from April to October on a TAFE Steering Committee reviewing and developing new courses for women (especially applicable to indigenous women and women from a non-English speaking background) and was elected onto the board of the Working Women's Centre in December 1999.
		Organiser, Sarah Kaine, was seconded to the Labor Council of NSW from the ACTU's Organising Unit in July 1999.
	www.council.labor.net.au /annual_reports/1999/print-index.htm (12593 words)

	LIVING WITH HIV / AIDS - AIDS Council of New South Wales.
		LIVING WITH HIV / AIDS - AIDS Council of New South Wales.
		The epidemic is constantly changing with new treatments and because we all deal with things differently no two people's experience of HIV or AIDS will be the same.
		ACON provides a range of services to people living with HIV/AIDS including counselling, housing, home care and transport, enhanced care, treatments advice, information resources and access to our interactive Learning Centre.
	www.acon.org.au /living_with_hiv (194 words)

	CRC -- Links -- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		NSW Ombudsman - This independent body handles complaints about government agencies and some non-government community service providers in NSW.
		NSW Council for Civil Liberties - The CCL organises campaigns around issues such as police powers, sniffer dogs, and civil rights.
		Hepatitis C Council of NSW - Information and resources for anyone affected by the Hep C virus.
	www.crcnsw.org.au /links.htm (435 words)

	Chronic illnesses including HIV/AIDS and domestic violence
		The AIDS Council of NSW (9206 2000 / 1800 063 060).
		Illness specific support groups eg the Cancer Council (9334 1846 / 13 11 20) or MS Society, NSW (1800 04 21 38) for information on treatments, legal rights, support services, and so on.
		These groups may not have experience providing support to gay men or lesbians escaping domestic violence but may be able to provide support around the specific requirements of the illness.
	www.ssdv.acon.org.au /information/chronicillnesses.php (429 words)

	Who calls the Sydney HIV/AIDS Information Line?
		Since its inception in 1985 the NSW HIV/AIDS Information Line receives an average of 100 calls per day from which statistics are gathered about the caller's sex, location, sexuality, transmission issues, risk behaviour, nature of enquiry, and referral/action taken.
		These statistics can be used to assess areas of HIV education deficit and response to public education campaigns.
		The prevalence of heterosexual callers asking about safe sex has implications for the education of groups who are not currently targeted for HIV education.
	www.aegis.com /aidsline/1994/dec/M94C4191.html (377 words)

	Among, within and between
		But if you're going to look at AIDS councils, for a start, you really have to have two people [a man and a woman] employed, particularly if you're going to be going out into Aboriginal communities.
		Some of the things that came out: We have to become members of our [Aboriginal Medical Services], our AIDS councils, any other kinds of incorporated agencies out there, so we can have voices who are part of the decision making.
		But if you're going to look at AIDS councils, for a start, you really have to have two people [a man and a woman] employed, particularly if you're going to be going out into Aboriginal communities to do education.
	members.tripod.com /reconciliation/nab_acon.htm (3062 words)

	The AIDS library network N.S.W. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The AIDS library network N.S.W. Boon L, Mack N, Wylie J, Pannaci M, Rudd J. Annu Conf Australas Soc HIV Med.
		The library members are Albion Street Centre, AIDS Council of NSW, Family Planning Association of NSW, Department of Corrective Services and Centre for Education and Information on Drugs and Alcohol.
		These libraries have different collections strengths to prevent duplication of material and to ensure that most aspects of AIDS are covered.
	gateway.nlm.nih.gov /robot_pages/MeetingAbstracts/102212391.html (297 words)

	UNSW: The University of New South Wales - Sydney Australia - News - Increases in HIV infections: challenges for ...
		The newly formed Consortium for Social and Policy Research in HIV, Hepatitis C and Related Diseases will hold the first in a series of workshops to look at the implications arising from recent increases in HIV infections in NSW.
		The consortium is an innovative three-year research and community health services collaboration funded by the state department of health to build research capacity across the HIV, Hepatitis C and illicit drug use sectors in NSW.
		Consortium members include UNSW's National Centre in HIV Social Research, the AIDS Council of NSW (ACON), PLWHA-NSW, UNSW's Social Policy Research Centre and the Hepatitis C Council of NSW.
	www.unsw.edu.au /news/pad/articles/2004/mar/HIV.html (314 words)

	Lawlink NSW: Appendix 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The Commission received the following submissions in response to its preliminary request for comments on the terms of reference.
		AIDS Council of NSW Inc (ACON) (D Baxter)
		Justice Michael Kirby, President of the NSW Court of Appeal
	www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au /lrc.nsf/pages/DP30APPENDIX2 (534 words)

	AIDS in the Asia Pacific Region
		This work was a joint effort between Population Council and YRG, Care in South India.
		The samples included both high income and low-income group PLWHA,but probably were not representative.
		Family Support Services - a legal resource for HIV positive women - this was an interesting network that developed into good collaborative activities between the AIDS Council of NSW (ACON) and HIV/AIDS Legal Centre (HALC) in Australia.The project is meant for women,but they are not yet sure as to how to include indigenous female population.
	www.latrobe.edu.au /aidsap/icaap/themes/care26.html (346 words)

	Navy League of Australia - Federal Council
		The video, with the endorsement of the NSW Department of School Education, has already been made available to all secondary schools in Australia, and to many primary schools as well as a number of Australian libraries.
		Although originally intended as general knowledge educational material for students at secondary level, the coverage given to the various topics has proved to be of interest to school children of all ages, and to adults as well.
		The Navy League of Australia - NSW Division Box 1719 GPO Sydney NSW 1043 Australia Please include a cheque or postal order with your order.
	navyleag.customer.netspace.net.au /fc_06.htm (563 words)

	Links
		NSW Health is part of the health community worldwide.
		If you would like to include a link to the NSW Health website on your site, please look at our conditions for hyperlinking.
		These links do not imply any endorsement, support or commercial gain by NSW Health Services or the State of New South Wales.
	www.health.nsw.gov.au /links (124 words)

	Blood plan angers gays - National - theage.com.au
		THREE leading AIDS organisations have angered gay rights advocates by starting a joint campaign in support of the Australian Red Cross Blood Service's restrictions on gay blood donors.
		The campaign, by the Australasian Society for HIV Medicine, the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations and the AIDS Council of NSW, is in response to a discrimination claim before the Tasmanian Anti-Discrimination Commission by Launceston gay man Michael Cain.
		In advertisements in publications catering mainly to gay and lesbian readers, the organisations say that the Red Cross's policy of turning away potential donors who have had male-to-male sex in the past 12 months is necessary to ensure "uncompromised blood supplies".
	www.theage.com.au /news/national/blood-plan-angers-gays/2005/11/19/1132017026256.html (365 words)

	TasCAHRD - LINKS
		NTAHC - Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis Council
		AIDS Info Net - A very good site to access a variety of fact sheets
		Tasmanian Council on AIDS, Hepatitis and Related Diseases Inc.
	www.tascahrd.org.au /links.htm (563 words)

	DrugInfo - Medical Cannabis in NSW
		Following calls by the Australian Medical Association (AMA) and the Law Society of New South Wales for people with illnesses such as cancer and AIDS to be prescribed cannabis for pain relief, the Government convened a working party to advise the Government on:
		The working party was chaired by Professor Wayne Hall, Executive Director of the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.
		A briefing paper by Rowena Johns which outlines the health benefits and detriments of cannabis use; summarises medical cannabis laws and programs operating in a range of overseas jurisdictions; and traces the development of a proposal to authorise the medical use of cannabis in New South Wales.
	www.druginfo.nsw.gov.au /medicinal_use_of_cannabis/medicinal_cannabis_nsw (386 words)

	Justlook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Statewide information and support service for AIDS sufferers and their families
		AIDS, hepatitis and related diseases information and support services
		Information, advocacy and support to HIV and AIDS sufferers and their carers in rural Victoria
	justlook.org.au /result.asp?key=Gay (129 words)

	The Consortium for Social and Policy Research
		The Consortium is an innovative three year research and community health services collaboration funded by NSW Health.
		It aims to build the research capacities across the HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C and illicit drug use sectors in NSW to foster further social and policy research.
		In addition, the Consortium includes representatives from AIDS/Infectious Diseases Branch of NSW Health, the NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA) and NSW Health Workforce Development Program (WDP).
	theconsortium.nchsr.arts.unsw.edu.au /about.htm (165 words)

	Aids Council Of New South Wales, Sydney, ZPages, Doctors, and, Health, Care, HIV, Services
		Aids Council Of New South Wales, Sydney, ZPages, Doctors, and, Health, Care, HIV, Services
		ZPages.com.au > Sydney ZPages > Doctors and Health Care > Aids and HIV Services > AIDS Council of New South Wales
		AIDS Council of New South Wales Visit Website
	sydney.zpages.com.au /aids-council-of-new-south-wales/12741 (114 words)

	Labor Council of NSW Annual Report 1999
		This body is comprised of equal employee (nominated by Labor Council) and employer representatives.
		Mary has also co-ordinated the response of the Labor Council representatives on this Advisory Council and ensures that the Labor Council's OHandS and Workers' Compensation Committee (WCAC) is actively involved in this process.
		Labor Council affiliates also marched in the 1999 Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade held on 27 February.
	www.lcnsw.labor.net.au /annual_reports/1999/print-index.htm (12593 words)

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