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There are many resources available to get more information and support about viral hepatitis.

Viral Hepatitis Hotlines and Helplines

• American Liver Foundation: 1-800- Go Liver
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (recorded): 1-888-443-7232
• Hepatitis C Connection: 1-800-522-4372

Viral Hepatitis Websites

• American Liver Foundation
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Division of Viral Hepatitis
• Hepatitis B Foundation
• Hepatitis C Advocate Network
• Hepatitis C Caring Ambassadors Program
• Hepatitis C Connection
• Hepatitis C Harm Reduction Project
• Hepatitis C Support Project
• Hepatitis-Central
• Hepatitis Foundation International
• HIV and Hepatitis.com
• Immunization Action Coalition
• Latino Organization for Liver Awareness
• National AIDS Treatment Advocacy Project
• National Center For Complimentary and Alternative Medicine Information
• National Hepatitis C Advocacy Council
• National Institutes of Health
• Veterans Affairs – Centers for Excellence in Hepatitis C Research and Education

Viral Hepatitis Educational Materials

Many organizations offer free and/or low-cost educational materials that you can order and have delivered to your agency. Some websites also have free downloadable materials if you have web access.

Free Materials:

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  Order on-line or fax in order form to 404-371-5488
• Hepatitis C Support Project
  Fax in order form to 877-203-3580
• National Institutes of Health – National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse
  Order on-line

Low-Cost Materials and Sites with Free Downloads:

• American Liver Foundation
• Hepatitis B Foundation
• Hepatitis C Harm Reduction Project (project of Harm Reduction Coalition)
• Hepatitis Foundation International
• Immunization Action Coalition
• National AIDS Treatment Advocacy Project
• Veterans Affairs – Centers for Excellence in Hepatitis C Research and Education