Getting to Zero San Francisco Consortium
Zero new HIV infections Zero HIV deaths Zero stigma and discrimination
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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
Getting to Zero San Francisco Consortium
Zero new HIV infections Zero HIV deaths Zero stigma and discrimination
Agenda
Exploring women’s experiences and challenges for HIV prevention & treatment
Policy Update
Ande Stone April 25, 2019
Agenda 1 Local Updates 2 State Updates 3 End the Epidemics Campaign 4 Questions
2Local Updates
– 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.
Legislative & Budget Updates
– Passed out of Public Health Committee & Public Safety Committee – Next Step is Assembly Floor
– Amendments added, only allows pharmacists to furnish 30 days worth of PrEP and then patient must be referred to provider for follow-up
– Budget Hearings are ongoing, more updates soon! – Statewide lobby day coming up on April 30 (more info soon)
6End the Epidemics
Sign the Petition Text RESIST to the number 52886
9Ande Stone
Community Mobilization Manager, San Francisco AIDS Foundation astone@sfaf.org
10Volunteer at the GTZ-SF booth! Play spin-the-wheel, give away fun prizes + talk with the community about our work!
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.
~ 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
Women & HIV: Addressing challenges experienced by cis & transgender women in prevention & treatment