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HCV Anonymous--United We Stand
As We Grow in Numbers, We Multiply in Strength

To assist hepatitis patients and their loved ones in taking control of their spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional health by providing current, comprehensive information in one source.

To bring together: hepatitis support groups, patients, and organizations that serve people with hepatitis to work towards the common goal of unity, education, support, and spiritual awareness.  By linking resources we are creating a centralized community as well as the largest network for support ever.

HCV Anonymous is run by the World Service Organization (HCVAWSO).  The HCVAWSO is the centralized governing body that provides structure for the General Service Office (GSO), Area Service Representatives (ASR’s), and Group Service Representatives (GSR’s).

The HCVAWSO has the power to accept or decline donations or apply for grants.  It designs, approves, and distributes literature.  It also provides access to affiliated programs such as conferences, public service announcements, etc.

In addition, we provide a national HCV Anonymous Hotline for questions, support and referral, and to identify resources to develop funding, research, prevention, and treatment.

We believe that through HCV Anonymous' World Service Organization and implementation of on-line meetings, regular meetings, workshops, and our Hot Line no one infected with or affected by HCV will ever have to be alone.

We maintain our perspective through knowledge, unity, and a common mission.  Our membership is comprised of individuals from all walks of life, relating to each other in friendship and mutual accountability.

This site is meant to be a reference point for unity and the sharing of resources.   It is designed to be non-sensational, non-commercial, and impartial. 

There is no "authority structure" as such.  It is mainly volunteers who seek to work together in many contexts.  By committing ourselves to service and unity, we are not demanding uniformity.  We meet on points of accord.  Each of us believes that together we can make the world a better place to live for everyone infected with or afflicted by HCV.

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