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CONTACT INFORMATION
NHAHA
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182 Fourh Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11217
Telephone:(718) 554-7522
Toll-free: (1-888) 662-8962
E-mail: info@nhaha.org
NHAHA Updates
- 2010 Conference: The planning of our 7th annual conference in Haiti is going well. It promises to be the most amazing. We have a great list of presenters. The program include panel sessions, presentations, workshops and tour of the city. Registration is open. Click here for registration. If you would like to volunteer at the conference, please send us an e-mail at: conferences@nhaha.org
- DEALING WITH POST-EARTHQUAKE TRAUMA IN Haitian WOMEN - AUGUST 13, 2010
- The Diabetes PSA will start airing on Radio Soleil by July 26 We have two more educaational workshops coming up, 1 in Brooklyn at Diaspora Community Services and the other at HAUP in Queens.
- NHAHA has been selected to implement a Diabetes project targeting the Haitian community in New York as part of the Legacy Project from the Bronx Reach 2010 administered by the Institute for Family Health.
Haitian Health Updates
- Storm Strikes Haven for Displaced Haitians - 14 July 2010
- New Insight Into Diabetes From Sea-Creatures' Sex Protein
- Diabetes Services In Scotland Urged To Do More - 23 Mar 2010
- Genes May Exert Opposite Effects In Diabetes And IBD - 23 Mar 2010
- Health Reform Bill Ends The "Just Because You Have Diabetes" Excuse - 22 Mar 2010
- Avandia Debate "Skewed" By Pharmaceutical Company - 21 Mar 2010
- Call For More Nutrition Training For Doctors, UK- 19 Mar 2010
Community News
The Haitian-Americans United for Progress, Inc. (HAUP) and Community Legal Resource Network (CLRN)
will be volunteering various other legal services during the months of August and September.
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POLICY BRIEFS
July 12, 2010
The federal government announced on Tuesday its plan to fight the AIDS epidemic by reallocating resources to the hardest-hit areas, adopting the most effective strategies and relying on evidence-based research.
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July 12, 2010
The federal government announced on Tuesday its plan to fight the AIDS epidemic by reallocating resources to the hardest-hit areas, adopting the most effective strategies and relying on evidence-based research.
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