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Come Join us

The OODP is looking to expand its consultant base by contracting with additional consultants. You would be joining a team of seasoned consultants committed to doing work that matters in a critical sector.

Introducing

our new strategic plan

Strengthening the capacity of AIDS organizations & programs in Ontario by providing free resources and funded organizational development services

what we do

Provide services to
community-based HIV/AIDS organizations and their boards

OODP offers a suite of
services to ASOs and HIV-funded programs (our clients) throughout Ontario. Services include leadership coaching, planning and workshops on various organizational development topics. We offer customized consulting support that meets
ASOs where they are at with what they need.

 
In addition, we develop and disseminate free resources on many capacity
building topics that can be used with or without our help. Our roster of consultants offers decades of experience in organizational development, and a deep understanding of the work of ASOs. They bring rich and diverse lived experience and identities, and include people living with HIV/AIDS.

 

Throughout our history, we have been dedicated to meeting the needs of the HIV sector in innovative and meaningful ways. We are proud to contribute
to creating healthy communities where few get HIV and no-one dies from AIDS.

 

Our consulting services are available only to ASOs and programs that receive funding from the AIDS Bureau, Ontario Ministry of Health.

Our History

EST. 1995

The Ontario Organizational
Development Program (OODP) was established in 1995. It was a response to AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) calling on the provincial government to offer them long-term organizational development resources to ensure they could meet their missions and serve communities effectively.

The work of OODP begins with and is overseen by the Program Administrator. Consults are provided by organizational development experts with experience in the HIV sector.
They bring rich and diverse
lived experience and identities, and include people living with HIV/AIDS.

 

At the heart of OODP’s work is our commitment to offer organizational development support to ASOs and HIV-funded programs as they strive to meet their missions. Our approach is grounded in racial equity and social justice. We are also committed to Reconciliation with Indigenous communities. We offer support to ASOs and HIV-funded programs to operate effectively, meet community needs and actively eradicate the profound service and structural barriers that must be broken down if we want to see a meaningful decline in HIV and AIDS in Ontario.

VISION

Socially just systems.
A powerful HIV sector.
Healthy communities.

MISSION

Through a social justice lens, we provide organizational development services and resources to strengthen the capacity of the HIV sector in Ontario to build healthier, equitable communities.

OUR VALUES

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capacity building resources

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HIV Resources Ontario

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CATIE

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SAGE

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ConnexOntario

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SHILO

Sexual Health Infoline Ontario
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GMSH

Gay Men's Sexual Health Alliance
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WHAI

Women's & HIV/AIDS Initiative
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ACCHO

Providing leadership in the response to HIV/AIDS in African, Caribbean and Black communities in Ontario.
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Thank you to our funder.  We are funded by the AIDS Bureau, Ontario Ministry of Health.

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