Governor Jerry Brown has released his 2013-14 state budget proposal. San Francisco AIDS Foundation's director of state and local affairs explains what it means for people living with HIV.
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Just when Aja needed help the most, San Francisco AIDS Foundation was there to lend a hand. Since the first day he walked through our doors, his health and his outlook on life have improved dramatically. Now he's looking forward to a bright future and he hopes his story inspires others.
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The acclaimed documentary “How to Survive a Plague” tells the story of the emergence of the activist group ACT UP in New York City. Peter Staley is one of the activists central to the film. He shares his thoughts on early AIDS activism, what we should be focusing on today, what he's most proud of, and who inspires him.
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There are many ways to be gay. No matter what you're into, get an HIV test every six months. Show your pride and your commitment to health by creating an avatar and sharing it through your social networks. It's fun and easy, and your avatar will direct you to the nearest testing location!
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In the early years of the AIDS epidemic, San Francisco AIDS Foundation felt the urgent need to inform the community about emerging treatments for HIV/AIDS. So in June 1988, we published the very first issue of the Bulletin for Experimental Treatments for AIDS, or BETA. Ever since, it has been the go-to resource for reliable and credible information about HIV/AIDS medicines.
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“I’m telling you, I’ve just been so blessed. My life has changed completely." ...more

“El Grupo is like a big mother and a big father,” says Fernando. “We have transformed lives, totally.” ...more