Welcome to the HIV/AIDS Resource Center

HARC Board and Staff

The HIV/AIDS Resource Center, commonly referred to as HARC, is a a private non-profit organization founded in 1986 by a group of dedicated volunteers in order to provide HIV services to the people of the following Michigan Counties: Washtenaw, Jackson, Livingston and Lenawee. Today, HARC is the only comprehensive AIDS service organization providing HIV/AIDS prevention, education, outreach, and direct care for people affected by HIV/AIDS in this Michigan four-county area. HARC's mission is to provide HIV related services to the community through compassionate direct care, prevention and outreach activities.

We invite you to learn more about HIV/AIDS, explore the many resources and services provided by HARC, and get involved by volunteering or making a contribution. Our staff are committed to providing innovative and effective HIV/AIDS services of the highest quality. There is still much to do in the fight against HIV/AIDS in our community and we welcome your input and involvement. If you are a person affected by HIV/AIDS, know that you are not alone and that HARC is ready to help.

News Feature
HIV/AIDS Awareness Efforts Still Working in Washtenaw County
It was 28 years ago that the first recognized cases of AIDS were discovered in Los Angeles. Today, the HIV/AIDS Resource Center in Ypsilanti continues its efforts to help those afflicted with HIV/AIDS. Hear more in this interview by WEMU's David Fair with the Executive Director of the HIV/AIDS Resource Center, Jimena Loveluck. Listen on WEMU 89.1.