WHCP Volunteer Highlighted in Columbia Daily Spectator

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Barnard College student and WHCP volunteer Mel Meder was highlighted in the Columbia Daily Spectator for her work with the Student Global AIDS Campaign. The article which touches upon SGAC’s advocacy efforts protesting cuts in global health funding, alsoÂ mentioned SGAC’s work with WHCP, read the article here.

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WHCP's mission is to significantly decrease behaviors among drug users that put them at the highest risk for HIV and hepatitis transmission. WHCP works to achieve this mission by providing its participants with safer-injection and safer-sex supplies, harm reduction education and literature, as well as case management and referrals, supportive counseling, wellness evaluations, crisis intervention, and other crucial health and social services. WHCP believes that the key to achieving its mission lies in providing drug-using individuals with evidence-based education and support so that they can make healthy choices and positive changes in their lives.

WHCP Volunteer Highlighted in Columbia Daily Spectator

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