SFHIV.org Website
HIV Prevention Information, Services, and Resources for the City of San Francisco
HIV Prevention Information, Services, and Resources for the City of San Francisco
San Francisco Department
of Public Health
Community Programs
HIV Prevention Section
25 Van Ness Avenue
Suite 500
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 554-9000
8:00—5:00 M-F
hps@sfhiv.org
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Services in San Francisco for individuals living with HIV |
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Current San Francisco HIV Prevention Plan |
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September 22, 2010 This update is offered in response to community and provider inquiries about the HIV Prevention Section’s request for proposals (RFP). The following timeline is subject to change. We will provide an update if we anticipate any changes.
We are aiming to release the RFP in November 2010. Applications will be due in 2011. We are aware that HIV Health Services (HHS) will also be issuing an RFP in 2010. We are working closely with HHS to ensure that proposal due dates and other key dates do not conflict, in order to minimize the burden on applicants. August 27, 2010 The HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC) Steering Committee approved to support the Vienna Declaration. To learn more about the Vienna Declaration, click here. July 23, 2010 The Membership Committee of the HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC) has started its annual effort to recruit new Council members. More information July 22, 2010 HIV/AIDS Funding Restored in SF BudgetThe San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 10-1 on Tuesday, July 20 to pass a $6.5 billion budget that includes a total of more than $1 million to restore funding related to HIV/AIDS and youth. More July 20, 2010 National HIV/AIDS Strategy Last week, President Obama released the National HIV/AIDS Strategy - a comprehensive plan to fight HIV in the United States with three primary goals:
The National HIV/AIDS Strategy demands unprecedented levels of coordination among Federal agencies, state and local government and community groups to achieve our goals. This plan outlines the steps the Federal Government will take to implement this strategy. Federal Implementation Plan Also, on July 13 2010, President Barack Obama issued this memorandum to the heads of Federal agencies and departments regarding the implementation of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy. President’s Memorandum to Federal Agencies July 18, 2010 XVIII International AIDS Conference Pprovided by the Kaiser Family Foundation Vienna, Austria July 18-23, 2010 June 29, 2010 New Directions in HIV Prevention: HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC) Work Group June 09, 2010 New Directions in HIV Prevention: HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC) Work Group April 19, 2010 Notes from 04/06/2010 African-American Action Plan Working Group New Directions meeting April 12, 2010 New Directions HIV Prevention: African American Action Plan Working Group New Directions HIV Prevention: March 8 , 2010 New Directions in HIV Prevention PowerPoint Presentation (Complete) New Directions in HIV Prevention PowerPointPresentation (Condensed) February 24, 2010 On February 24th, AIDS Office Counseling, Testing, and Linkage Staff, Native American Health, and Tom Waddell Health Center staff provided over 100 HIV tests at Project Homeless Connect. Many participants had not been tested for many years before the event. Because of the simple oral swab and the 20 minute wait for "Rapid Test" processing, 96% of those tested received their results on the same day. February 22, 2010 |
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