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African-American Providers Team Up to Build a Stronger Community PDF Print
Monday, April 20, 2009

The African American Housing and Health Collaborative (AAHHC) is a partnership of six healthcare, transitional living, and scattered site housing providers in the Chicago area. These providers are dedicated to simultaneously providing medical and housing services for HIV-positive homeless individuals. The goal of the AAHHC is to build sustainable service capacity and infrastructure among African American community-based housing and healthcare providers to enhance the management, governance, and overall performance of the individual organizations. The short-term goal is to create a functioning collaborative model through monthly partner meetings and governance. The long-term goal is to work together collaboratively, supporting the work, resources, tools and staffing that is shared by all partners.

AAHHC Agencies:
Christian Community Health Center
Community Supportive Living Systems
Jo-Ray House
New Phoenix Assistance Center
South Side Help Center
Universal Family Connections, Inc.

Questions?: For more information on this initiative, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it at (312) 922-2322 ext. 508.


 
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