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Established in 1978, Whitman-Walker Clinic is a non-profit, community-based provider of health care in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. Through two sites in the District of Columbia (Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center in NW, Max Robinson Center in SE), the Clinic offers primary medical and dental care; mental health and addictions counseling and treatment; HIV education, prevention, and testing; legal services; and medical adherence case management. Whitman-Walker Clinic is committed to meeting the health needs of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community and people living with HIV/AIDS. Call 202-745-700 or visit www.wwc.org.

Tough decisions and hard work have returned WWC to financial stability

Second Health Committee meeting highly critical of WWC management

WWC offers tribute to Bahr, Chinn, Hawkins

Independent firm finds no substantial mismanagement

Councilmember grills Whitman-Walker's Blanchon on recent cuts

Grassroots group prepares tribute for Whitman-Walker stalwarts Chinn and Hawkins

Virginia clinic closing, layoffs coming

Whitman-Walker to sell S Street headquarters

2008 Capital Pride

Clinic celebrates 15 years of service in Southeast

Providing insight on the recent updates, WWC's CEO provides staffing figures as well as his vision for the clinic

Lay-offs, New Hires Both Part of the Clinic's 2008 Restructuring Plans

Capital Pride 2007: Community Partners