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SFDPH announced there were 197 new HIV diagnoses in San Francisco in 2018, a historic milestone in the fight to end the HIV epidemic. Disparities indicate work to be done.
SFAF announced a new five-year strategic plan that defines a new mission statement and four strategies priorities. Central to the plan are commitments to health justice, social justice, and racial justice.
A new regulation expands criteria that can be used to determine whether an immigrant is or is likely to be a public charge based on their use of public programs for food, housing and health care.
San Francisco AIDS Foundation condemns the practice of separating parents or guardians from their children at the border, especially people living with HIV.
The 2019-20 Budget signed today by Governor Newsom includes limited investments in HIV, HCV and STDs, despite an escalating public health crisis impacting the state's most vulnerable residents.
San Francisco AIDS Foundation expresses deep disappointment that California Assembly Bill (AB) 362 is not proceeding this legislative cycle.
Task Force recommends that clinicians offer PrEP to individuals at high risk for HIV acquisition.
Gilead Sciences, Inc. will donate pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medication for up to 200,000 people per year for up to 11 years.
San Francisco AIDS Foundation works to eliminate HIV transmission and extend the longevity of people living with HIV through a network of direct services, public education and advocacy. Each year, more than 25,000 people look to San Francisco AIDS Foundation to access health services, find inclusive communities and gain a voice against discrimination and injustice at all levels of government.
