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Led by HealthHIV (formerly CAEAR Foundation) the Supporting Networks of HIV Care by Enhancing Primary Medical Care project (SNHC by EPMC) is a national technical assistance and capacity building project.

The overall goal of the project is to develop, improve, and expand comprehensive HIV primary medical care and treatment service delivery to racial/ethnic minority communities severely impacted by HIV/AIDS.

To achieve this goal, the project seeks to provide eligible primary medical care sites with services free-of-charge using the following three methods:

SNHC by EPMC is funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)’s HIV/AIDS Bureau, through the Minority AIDS Initiative.

The project is being extensively evaluated to assess its impact on the development, improvement, and expansion of high-quality HIV primary medical care for people of color.

Apply Now for Technical Assistance

Technical assistance is provided at no cost in a wide range of areas to help your organization better serve clients living with HIV.  

Examples of TA content areas include:

  • Clinical Management of HIV Illness,
  • Board Development,
  • Strategic Planning,
  • Medical Case Management, and
  • HIV Treatment Adherence. 

If you have questions about the SNHC by EPMC Project as you consider applying for services, please contact Christine Stewart, TA Manager, by email or by phone at 202-232-6749 ext. 30.

Web-based Training for Administrators

NEW modules of the SNHC by EPMC project’s Web-based Training Series for Administrators, now available.

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