These landmark webpages cover more than twenty health topics that differentially affect GLBT people, including hate crimes, breast cancer, cervical cancer smoking, domestic violence, finding a sensitive health care provider, sexually transmitted diseases and youth suicide. The pages also offer guidance to health care providers to create an environment welcoming to GLBT people, a quiz on GLBT health, and links to other local and national resources. Vancouver Rape Relief and Women's Shelter Come see what's new at the Vancouver Rape Relief and Women's Shelter website. We recently redesigned and updated our site. International Network for Mental Health Promotion.
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Don't forget that once you register, you will be able to come back any time you want to update your entry, to perfrom searches for people or organizations or just to browse through other entries. Women s Health announces a new e-mail list for lesbian, bisexual and transgendered women s health research, services and activism in Canada. The list will bring together researchers, healthcare providers, activists, and consumers interested in lesbian, bisexual and transgendered women s health issues. The information package has been developed as a resource for the women of BC by an education advisory committee and includes a variety of educational strategies and tools. It provides a forum for all stakeholders allowing exchange of ideas and co-ordination of activities towards and beyond the Copenhagen review.