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2004 3rd California Inter-County HCV Task Force
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The California Hepatitis C Task Force (CAHCVTF)

 

 

We the founders, associates, delegates and members of the CAHCVTF believe and

encourage the following basic principles to hold true in the fight to prevent, identify,

control, educate, provide support, treat and enable a cure for Hepatitis C for all

California residents.

 

Californians from all walks of life, regardless of race, gender, age, ethnicity, language,

income, profession, sexual orientation, mental or physical impairment or disability,

inmates, persons in recovery, homeless, active military service and veterans, hold to

be true that a community response in the form of partnerships with public health
departments, service agencies, community foundations, churches, health or medical

providers, qualified HCV and health educators,local corporations, small businesses,

legislative advocacy and health policy foundations, professional medical associations,

labor organizations, city, county, state and federal offices is the necessary and required
action to responsibly eradicate this disease as a major health epidemic in the State of California.

Therefore, we are at the crossroads, we will make a difference and truly are partnerships

facing this challenge now and for future generations!


 

 

Stem Cell Research

We support the California Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative, which will provide

funds needed for the development of lifesaving therapies and disease cures that could

save the lives of millions of California children and adults. You may list us publicly as

a member of the statewide coalition formed to pass this important measure.


The Sixth California Inter- -County Annual
Hepatitis C Task Force Conference
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California Task Force Conference Brochure 2007

The California Hepatitis C Task Force 2005