The Lower East Side Harm Reduction Center is a culturally diverse, community based, non-profit organization whose mission is to reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS, HCV and other drug related harm among injection drug users and the community.
CHIPO – Coalition Against Hepatitis for People of African Origin CHIPO, meaning “gift” in the Shona language, seeks to promote hepatitis B education and prevention among African immigrants, healthcare providers and organizations serving this community, through raising a...
Haitian-American Community Coalition The Haitian-American Community Coalition (HCC) seeks to champion the well-being of our constituents through advocacy, empowerment, health education and supportive services since 1982. Programs and Services Free Fitness Classes Health Education...
The Peer Network of New York offers much different training that are valuable to peers of syringe exchange, outreach, and harm reduction programs.
The Division of General Internal Medicine Hepatitis C Clinical and Research Program is an innovative program based within the primary care clinic services.
After Hours Project After Hours Project, Inc. (AHP) is a community-based harm reduction program that, since May 2002, has addressed the continued spread of HIV/AIDS/HCV in predominantly low income and minority neighborhoods. AHP’s founders and staff live and work in Bushwick, B...
Providing individualized care and confidentiality to the impacted by HIV, AIDS and Hepatitis C by serving individual patient needs and care
Amida Care is a private, not-for-profit health care organization in New York City. The plan is recognized in the health care industry as a high quality health plan that knows how to help each person get the right care at the right time.
Japanese American Social Services, Inc. (JASSI) is a non-profit organization established in 1981 to address the social services needs of persons of Japanese ancestry in the Greater New York area.
