Alliance Visits Statehouse in Support of Health Homes and Harm Reduction

On Tuesday, February 11, over a dozen Alliance staff, Peers, and participants took buses up to Albany. We met with legislators about the essential services our Health Homes care management provides to thousands of New Yorkers with chronic conditions, and about our harm reduction services. We asked them to continue supporting these programs that change people’s lives for the better. We also attended a rally in the capitol in support of overdose prevention centers (OPCs) where Peer Worker Shantae Owens spoke.

thank you to our coalition partners iHealth, Argus Health, St. Ann's Corner of Harm Reduction, VOCAL-NY, Housing Works, Truth Pharm, and many others.

Alliance Family at the AIDS Walk 2024

Over 40 people from Alliance walked in Central Park on Sunday, May 19, for the annual AIDS Walk New York—the largest single day fundraising and awareness event in the world for HIV/AIDS. We are proud to have participated in this event every year for over 30 years.

Alliance Returns to Albany to Save Health Homes

Over 20 Alliance staff and program participants woke up well before dawn and drove to Albany again on Monday, February 27, to lobby against proposed cuts that would remove 70,000 participants from New York State Health Homes. Joined by providers like Harlem United, Argus Health, Housing Works, and many others, we spoke with over a dozen state legislators and their staffs about the importance of the intensive care management model that Health Homes provides. More photos on Instagram.

Alliance Advocates Against Cuomo Carve Out Outside Gubernatorial Debate

Alliance joined Housing Works, Callen-Lorde Community Health Centers and other community health providers in rallying outside the Gubernatorial debate Tuesday, October 25, in support of stopping the Cuomo Carve Out.

Stop the Cuomo Carve-Out Rally in Albany

Team Alliance was in Albany Tuesday, September 20, joining Housing Works and other healthcare providers comprising the Save New York’s Safety Net (SNYSN) demanding a repeal of the “Cuomo carve-out” that would remove Medicaid pharmacy benefits from providers across New York.