Starting Home Fires: Queen’s Care (Jaylene’s Story) @CBRC
Starting Home Fires: Queen’s Care (Jaylene’s Story)  @CBRC
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“Indigenous people deserve respect – no matter how we show up in the world. HIV care is no different.”

In Queen’s Care, Jaylene Tyme reminds us that prevention, care, and dignity belong to everyone.

Through Starting Home Fires, stories like this celebrate queer Indigenous leadership while making space for important conversations about PrEP, self-love, and HIV awareness.

Watch. Share. Start the conversation. startinghomefires.ca
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Starting Home Fires: Queen’s Care (Jaylene’s Story)

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