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Registration Open: Southern Regional Housing & HIV/AIDS Research Summit in New Orleans- April 8, 2010
Call for Abstracts & Registration: North American Housing and HIV/AIDS Research Summit V in Toronto- June 2-4, 2010
HRSA Announces Rescission of 24 Month Lifetime Cap on use of Ryan White Funding for Housing…
HOPWA receives $5 million increase in FY 2011 Budget request. Cuts to other housing programs concerning.
UPDATED!!! H.Con.Res.137: Rep. Nadler(NY) and thirty-two co-sponsors...
UPDATED!!! S. Con. Res 39: Senator Menendez(NJ) and five co-sponsors...
Office of National AIDS Policy examines linkages between HIV and Housing
HOPWA 2011 Budget Request:NAHC recommends $410 million
Endorse the Housing Declaration Presented at the International AIDS Housing Conference
- FY 2010 House & Senate HOPWA Letters
- Press Conference on the Role of Housing in Fighting HIV & AIDS
- Chicago Housing for Health Partnership Study published in American Journal of Public Health and the Journal of the American Medical Association.
- CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS: Role of Housing as an Essential Component of HIV Prevention, Treatment, and Care
- NAHC Releases Policy Paper from Research Summit III- Examining the Evidence: The Impact of Housing on HIV Prevention and Care
- National Affordable Housing Trust Fund
- NAHC Surveys
- HRSA Housing Policy
About the National AIDS Housing Coalition
Since NAHC was founded in 1993, its coalition of national and community-based organizations and individuals provides strong advocacy, representation, and training for thousands of consumers, community leaders, and social service/health providers.
NAHC’s active relationship with its members enables its small staff in Washington to fulfill its mission. Together they work on policy analysis, advocacy, and special initiatives that support the work of our members and consumers.
NAHC works at the federal, state, and local levels to educate and inform advocates, service providers, the business community, and policy makers about the funding priorities that impact housing options for the most vulnerable.