End Hep C SFEnd Hep C SF seeks to award up to two $15,000 grants to support hepatitis C (HCV) program activities, including workforce development, training, and self-care…
End Hep C SF seeks to award $12,000 for the evaluation of the Community Navigatorprogram. End Hep C SF is currently finalizing a theory of…
Thanks to Liz Highleyman from the Bay Area Reporter for raising awareness on this important issue. We have a long way to go with hep…
End Hep C SF’s Strategic Plan for 2023-2025
We’re hiring again!!! Brittany has moved on to pastures new, and End Hep C SF is again looking to bring in a Strategic Director. Come…
Thank you so much to the Hellman Collaborative Change Initiative for providing us support that allows us to fund three of our community partners! Due…
End Hep C SF have an article published in Public Health Reports, Hepatitis C Elimination During a Global Pandemic: A Case Study of Resilience in…
End Hep C SF is releasing an RFP with two parts—Part A focuses on HCV program revitalization, and Part B focuses on caring for and…
End Hep C SF are delighted to announce the fourth partner organization that will be joining our hep C Community Navigator Program in January 2022.…
Description End Hep C SF recognizes the needs of our community partners to have small, community-focused events to celebrate and support program participants. End Hep…
The San Francisco Department of Public Health’s Hepatitis Surveillance Program have announced the posting of the 2018-2019 Hepatitis C Infection Surveillance Report and corresponding summary slides on SFDPH’s website. …
We know that we can’t eliminate HCV without treating People Who Inject Drugs. Congrats to all the End Hep C SF partners on the progress…
We’re growing!!! End Hep C SF is looking to expand its team by bringing on a new Strategic Director. Come aboard to help propel our…
Paid study for people aged 18-30, who inject or have injected drugs in the last 30 days and are living with #hepC, or were cured…
The Nobel Prize in Medicine has been awarded to Harvey Alter, Michael Houghton, and Charles Rice for the discovery of the Hepatitis C virus – an enormous achievement…
Pauli GrayI am a person that survived Hep C. I had it for 30+ years and ended up very sick. I was strung out and on…
Jennifer PriceAs a hepatologist at UCSF, my clinical practice includes treating people living with hepatitis C (HCV) as well as managing patients with complications of viral…
The role we play in HCV elimination here at Glide is mostly comprised of heavily testing folks in the community for Hepatitis C as well…
Richard SullivanHello everyone. My name is Richard Sullivan. My thoughts in this blog are maybe from a different perspective than some others. I am not employed…