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Hepatitis C cure bill passed by California Legislature, moves to Governor Newsom for signature
Hepatitis C cure bill passed by California Legislature, moves to Governor Newsom for signature
Advocates urge Governor Newsom to sign AB 1843, which would remove barriers to hepatitis C treatment
San Francisco AIDS Foundation honors Nancy Pelosi and Bill Blum for extraordinary leadership in the HIV response
San Francisco AIDS Foundation honors Nancy Pelosi and Bill Blum for extraordinary leadership in the HIV response
San Francisco AIDS Foundation honors Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and Bill Blum for extraordinary leadership in the HIV response
SFAF Announces Community Leaders Jupiter Peraza and Brian Lucero Contreras as Tribute Gala Co-chairs
SFAF Announces Community Leaders Jupiter Peraza and Brian Lucero Contreras as Tribute Gala Co-chairs
San Francisco AIDS Foundation is pleased to announce the selection of two community leaders as co-chairs for this year’s Tribute Gala.
Cuts to City-wide HIV Programs in SF City Budget Partially Averted
Cuts to City-wide HIV Programs in SF City Budget Partially Averted
Funds for community HIV and LGBTQ+ services have been restored during the add-back process for SF’s FY 27-28 budget; new funds for HIV-and-aging services secured.
LGBTQ+ Organizations Unite to Oppose City Cuts to Queer, Trans, and HIV Care
LGBTQ+ Organizations Unite to Oppose City Cuts to Queer, Trans, and HIV Care
San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ community organizations call on the Mayor and Board of Supervisors to restore funding for HIV prevention, trans health, and community-based services.
SFAF celebrates 10 year anniversary of Strut
SFAF celebrates 10 year anniversary of Strut
The health and wellness center in the Castro opened in 2016, and in the decade since has delivered sexual health, substance use, and support services to thousands of community members and clients.
New California ride from SF to LA not affiliated with AIDS/Lifecycle, say Los Angeles LGBT Center and San Francisco AIDS Foundation
New California ride from SF to LA not affiliated with AIDS/Lifecycle, say Los Angeles LGBT Center and San Francisco AIDS Foundation
The legacy of AIDS/LifeCycle lives on through two 3-day rides, Center Ride Out and Cycle to Zero.
California has a $203 million surplus for HIV–now’s the time to spend it
California has a $203 million surplus for HIV–now’s the time to spend it
End the Epidemics urges California Legislature to authorize use of $143 million in ADAP rebate funds to stabilize and improve HIV, STI, PrEP, and hepatitis C funding statewide.
SFAF’s clinical care, syringe “pick up” service, HIV prevention affected in latest round of $20m in cuts from SF Dept. of Public Health
SFAF’s clinical care, syringe “pick up” service, HIV prevention affected in latest round of $20m in cuts from SF Dept. of Public Health
Over two years, the cuts to SFAF from the Department of Public Health total more than $1.2 million.
STIs decline in California, thanks to funding secured by End the Epidemics
STIs decline in California, thanks to funding secured by End the Epidemics
The statewide advocacy coalition was instrumental in bringing $43+ million to STI prevention & treatment.
Policy priority: Expanding access to injectable PrEP
Policy priority: Expanding access to injectable PrEP
California SB 1023 would require insurers to pay for injectable PrEP medications in the same way that they pay for oral PrEP medications.
San Francisco AIDS Foundation opens full-service pharmacy in Castro
San Francisco AIDS Foundation opens full-service pharmacy in Castro
SF Department of Public Health moves forward on $17 million in budget cuts primed to devastate LGBTQ+, African American, and Chinese communities health equity and economic recovery
SF Department of Public Health moves forward on $17 million in budget cuts primed to devastate LGBTQ+, African American, and Chinese communities health equity and economic recovery
Proposed cuts will disproportionately impact LGBTQ+ health services, culturally and linguistically appropriate services, harm reduction programs, and workforce development pipelines.