The Community Access National Network (CANN) is a 501(c)(3) national nonprofit organization (formerly incorporated under the "Ryan White CARE Act Title II Community AIDS National Network") focusing on public policy issues relating to HIV/AIDS and viral hepatitis. CANN's mission is to define, promote, and improve access to healthcare services and supports for people living with HIV/AIDS and/or viral hepatitis through advocacy, education, and networking. CANN's coalition-based work is done on behalf of the patient advocacy groups, pharmaceutical partners, and government agencies.
Our 340B Action Center provides content-driven educational resources about the 340B Drug Discount Program and why reforms are needed to better serve patients.
Learn more about the 340B Program.
Our PDABs Action Center provides content-driven educational resources about state-level Prescription Drug Advisory Boards and why patients
need to be more involved.
Learn more about PDABs.
Our Monkeypox (MPOX) Response Project for People Living with HIV offers a patient-centric informational portal on the MPOX outbreak.
Learn more about MPOX Project.
Our National ADAP Working Group (NAWG) is a coalition dedicated to improving HIV/AIDS services.
Learn more about NAWG.
Our Hepatitis Education, Advocacy & Leadership (HEAL) Group is dedicated to improving viral hepatitis services.
Learn more about HEAL.
Our HIV/HCV Co-Infection Watch offers a patient-centric informational portal on coinfection of HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C.
Learn more about the Watch