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SEMHAC



1151 Taylor – Room 469B
Detroit, MI  48202

(313) 876-4608 - FAX
(313) 876-0186 - OFFICE



Southeastern Michigan HIV/AIDS Council (SEMHAC)

SEMHAC is a group of individuals appointed by Detroit’s Mayor – the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), to plan and decide how to use Ryan White Part A funds to deliver HIV services. As a community planning body, SEMHAC’s mission is to strengthen a coordinated regional response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic by involving persons infected with or affected by the virus.

Jointly, the planning council:

  • Assures services to women, infants, children and youth with HIV
  • Carries out needs assessments
  • Prepares a comprehensive plan
  • Prioritizes and allocates HIV Part A funds

WHAT TYPES OF SERVICES DOES SEMHAC FUND?

 Through the work of SEMHAC and the Detroit Department of  Health and Wellness Promotion, SEMHAC has been able to weave a comprehensive system of HIV primary care and other supportive services available to persons living with HIV/ AIDS


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