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Getting to Zero San Francisco Consortium Zero new HIV infections Zero HIV deaths Zero stigma and discrimination Agenda 1. Welcome 2. Policy Updates, Q&A 3. GTZ @ Pride & AIDS Walk 4. Panel & Community Discussion: Exploring


  1. Getting to Zero San Francisco Consortium Zero new HIV infections Zero HIV deaths Zero stigma and discrimination

  2. Agenda 1. Welcome 2. Policy Updates, Q&A 3. GTZ @ Pride & AIDS Walk 4. Panel & Community Discussion: Exploring women’s experiences and challenges for HIV prevention & treatment

  3. Policy Update Ande Stone April 25, 2019 SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION //

  4. Agenda 1 Local Updates 2 State Updates 3 End the Epidemics Campaign 4 Questions SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION // 2

  5. Local Updates SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION //

  6. Local Updates • City Budget Advocacy – requesting funding to backfill for any and all federal level HIV funding reductions; – 3% Cost of Doing Business increase for all grant-funded contracts to address and ensure sustainability for all safety net programs; – Support new housing subsidies for seniors and adults with disabilities, including people living with HIV, to address the greatest disparity in health outcomes – housing status; – Continued funding for enhanced mental health services to benefit long term survivors of HIV; – overdose death prevention services; – Sustain Residential Care Facilities for the Chronically Ill (RCFCI); critical resource for seriously ill, multiply diagnosed people living with AIDS at risk of program closure. • Meeting with the Mayor - RCFCI SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION // 4

  7. State Updates SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION //

  8. Legislative & Budget Updates • AB 362 – Supervised Injection Facilities (Overdose Prevention Services) – Passed out of Public Health Committee & Public Safety Committee – Next Step is Assembly Floor • SB 159 – PrEP/PEP furnished by Pharmacies – Amendments added, only allows pharmacists to furnish 30 days worth of PrEP and then patient must be referred to provider for follow-up • $60 million – HIV, HCV & STD Prevention Budget – Budget Hearings are ongoing, more updates soon! – Statewide lobby day coming up on April 30 (more info soon) SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION // 6

  9. #EndTheEpidemics SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION //

  10. End the Epidemics • Overview • Consensus Statement • 150 organizations! • Is your organization signed on? • End the Epidemics Day of Action • Tuesday - April 30 th • 28 folks from across the Bay Area & Northern California • 54 advocates from across the state • Direct Outreach • We’ve gathered 285 signatures • Hunky Jesus + Ojos Que No Ven (IFR) + AIDS Survivors Storytelling (Shanti) + • Please share with your orgs and invite us to do outreach at your events! • Sign up  www.sfaf.org/HANEvents SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION // 8

  11. Sign the Petition Text RESIST to the number 52886 SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION // 9

  12. Questions? Ande Stone Community Mobilization Manager, San Francisco AIDS Foundation astone@sfaf.org SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION // 10

  13. SAN FRANCISCO AIDS FOUNDATION //

  14. Opportunities to share Getting to Zero SF in the Community: Sign up at the table This year we’re printing signs to carry at the Pride parade! Let us know if your organization would like 1-2 for the event. Volunteer at the GTZ-SF booth! Play spin-the-wheel, give away fun prizes + talk with the community about our work!

  15. Women & HIV: Addressing challenges experienced by cis & transgender women in prevention & treatment ~ Co-Moderators ~ Tracey Packer , San Francisco Department of Public Health Cecilia Chung , SF Health Commission & Transgender Law Center ~ Guest Presenters & Panelists ~ Erin Wilson , San Francisco Department of Public Health Elise Riley , University of California San Francisco Clarissa Ospina-Norvell , UCSF/SFGH Ward 86 DK Haas , Community Member & Alliance Health Project Breonna Mccree , Community Member & UCSF

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