Black CAP (Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention)

This organization needs to be audited and have their funds stripped away them since the donations aren't going where it should be! A lot of scamming, scheming, and pocketing happens here at Black Cap and the participants unfortunately feel it the most! Plus, one thing that continues to get overlooked the most is the internalized Anti - Blackness! HR likes to hire racCOONS that project their internalized trauma out on their participants. If you speak up and speak against the treatment that has placed or bestowed on you as participant. You will be banned or have your resources that they offer the participants that part take in activities taken away from you. Management is JOKE! Management loves to gaslight whenever called into account.

I rate Black cap as one of the leading organizations when it comes to assisting vulnerable people in canada. From substance users to PLWA

Best experience with everyone who works here

Respectful and hard working staffs, dedicated and accommodating especially Mr Jimoh Bello, treated me like he's known me forever, takes time and patience to listen to any of your enquiries, i know everyone who encounters him must have a thing or two new things to say. My visit was worth the while,

It’s my space where I feel safe and loved by everyone and had a lots of educative programs

At first I was treated well in my early year when I was a new comer around 2019-2020 but recently I’ve had a very bad experience with Jimoh Beloh who has been recently uplifted as a Newcomer Settlement Coordinator. He had a lot of pride in his replies and treated me as trash. I reported it to Robin - BIPOC Alliance Harm Reduction Coordinator and told me I’ll receive a call from the executive manager but nothing was done. I really feel unattended and unwelcome at BlackCAP

Friendly stuff