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The Positive Women's Empowerment & Resilience Project formerly known as "Circle of Care" is a collaboration agreement between five organizations. This agreement outlines the five partners' objectives, organizational commitments, and structures of oversight and operational decisionmaking. These five partners include The Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention ("Black CAP"), Toronto People with AIDS Foundation PWA, The Teresa Group, Prisoners with HIV/AIDS Support Action Network (PASAN), and AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT).

In partnership with SickKids Hospital, The Teresa Group runs psycho-educational groups to help children at different ages come to terms with and understand their HIV diagnoses, help them form peer support, and assist with issues related to transitioning to adult care as they reach the age of 18.

In collatoration with the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), the Teresa Group administers the distribution of Infant Formula to HIV-positive mothers in Ottawa.

Public Health Agency of Canada, Ontario Ministry of Health & Long Term Care, City of Toronto

The Teresa Group works in collaboration with many community partners