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AIDS Coalition Silicon Valley
AIDS Coalition Silicon Valley is dedicated to raising awareness of local HIV/AIDS issues, and raising money to support local agencies providing HIV/AIDS services & programs.
http://aidscoalition.org |
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AIDS Community Research Consortium (ACRC-San Mateo Co.)
Our Mission is to Support Health and Quality of Life through compassionate and cultuarally appropriate programs that are responsive to the changing needs of those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C. ACRC is dedicated to empowering its clients, communities, and its partner agencies throgh community-driven programming , education and consultation.
http://acrc.org |
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AIDS Emergency Fund
Established in 1982 as the San Francisco AIDS Fund. AIDS Emergency Fund provides critical financial assistance to people living with disabling HIV/AIDS.
http://aef-sf.org |
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AIDS Health Project (UC San Francisco)
The mission of the UCSF AIDS Health Project is to provide culturally sensitive counseling and education to stop the spread of HIV infection, and to help people face the emotional, psychological and social challenges of living with HIV disease.
http://www.ucsf-ahp.org/ |
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AIDS Healthcare Foundation
AIDS Healthcare Foundation's mission is to provide cutting-edge medicine and advocacy, regardless of ability to pay. In support of our mission, AHF is committed to: * Working to end the AIDS epidemic through prevention, research and advocacy. * Providing the finest medical care. * Assuring that medically indigent persons infected with HIV have equal access to healthcare. * Partnering with other organizations in order to insure appropriate outreach and continuity of care. * Advocating for the rights of all persons living with HIV / AIDS, with particular emphasis on the most underserved, including women, gay men, people of color, the incarcerated and drug users. * Advocating for equal access to healthcare for all persons
http://aidshealth.org |
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AIDS Housing and Information Project (East Bay)
510-537-2552
http://programs@edenir.org |
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AIDS Legal Referral Panel
The AIDS Legal Referral Panel (ALRP) is a non profit 501(c)(3) organization that helps people living with HIV/AIDS maintain or improve their health by resolving their legal issues.
http://alrp.org |
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AIDS Project East Bay
AIDS Project East Bay is committed to the prevention of the spread of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and to the provision of culturally sensitive and effective services to all persons and communities infected with and affected by HIV in Alameda County. At AIDS Project East Bay (APEB) we lend a helping hand to those in Alameda County who need HIV Positive Services, Education and Prevention Messages and Primary Medical Care the most: Communities of Color, Gay and Bisexual Men, Transgenders, Youth, the Poor, the Indigent and the Disenfranchised. We lend a helping hand and welcome all into the protection of our care. We lend a helping hand by creating innovative solutions and by offering services that are sensitive and respective to the population we serve.
http://apeb.org |
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AIDS/LifeCycle
Cycling/fundraising to support HIV/AIDS services
http://aidslifecycle.org |
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Act Up SF
Medical Marijuana Dispensary
http://actupsf.org |
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Alameda Alliance
Alameda Alliance for Health is a not-for-profit health plan committed to making a difference in the quality and access of health care services to the people of Alameda County. Established in January 1996, the Alliance currently provides health care services to more than 94,500 Alameda County residents. Our members choose from a network of over 1,100 community doctors, 16 hospitals, 28 community health centers and more than 145 pharmacies throughout Alameda County. An independent Board comprised of physicians, community leaders and plan members oversees policies and programs.
http://alamedaalliance.com |
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Alameda County Case Managers Monthly Management Meeting
MISSION: To enhance the knowledge of resources available to providers serving the HIV community and offer clients easy access to comprehensive services and keep them connected to primary care. HISTORY: Alameda County Case managers formed the Case Management meeting in 1990. This meeting consisted of only 8 to 10 nurses and social workers employed by the county who provided medical case management to individuals infected with HIV/AIDS, living in Alameda County. This group met monthly to discuss service coordination referrals and offer support. In 1991, the group was opened up to a new case manager who had just begun providing HIV psychosocial case management funded by Ryan White funds. By 1994, psychosocial case managers from various agencies were invited to attend. The meeting began to offer support when a client died, available resources as well opportunities network and names with faces. By the year 2000, the group had grown to include 25 service providers from all over the county that provided HIV services to individuals living in Alameda County. Providers who attend are able to follow up on referrals, receive updated treatment information and resources, and receive program updates, case consultation and support. Presenters have include doctors, attorneys, representatives from social security, and other social services in the community.
http:// terry@edenir.org |
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Alameda County Health Care Services Agency (Office of AIDS) maria.aguilar@acgov.org
The County's Health Services Program is administered by the Health Care Services Agency and includes the following program areas: Medical Care, Behavioral Care, Public Health, Agency Administration and Finance, and the Alliance for Health. In 1994, the Agency underwent a major restructuring that realigned services, which resulted in the creation of the above-referenced departments in order to accommodate the demands of a primary care focused health care delivery system and create an organization structure that is better positioned for managed care capitation.
http://www.acgov.org/health/index.htm |
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Alameda County Public Health Dept.
county health dept. 510-267-8000
http://acphd.org |
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Alive & Well San Francisco
Alive & Well San Francisco, established in June 2004, is a local affiliate of Alive & Well AIDS Alternatives, the Los Angeles based nonprofit AIDS service organization. We provide support to people who seek to examine all of the scientific information available on immune deficiency, and explore the many options for improving and/or maintaining their health outside of the prevailing pharmacotoxic paradigm. Many of us question the direct role of HIV in causing AIDS. We give vital hope by sharing effective and up-to-date information on reversing immune deficiency with natural and nontoxic therapies, as well as our members' experiences with successful self-healing.
http://www.aliveandwellsf.org/index.html |
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Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center 510-625-1578
Our Mission: To educate, support, empower and advocate for Asian and Pacific Islander communities — particularly A&PIs living with, or at-risk for, HIV/AIDS. Founded in 1987 as a grassroots response to the HIV/AIDS crisis in communities of color, A&PI Wellness Center is the oldest nonprofit organization in North America focusing on A&PI communities around sexual health and HIV/AIDS services. To meet the needs of our clients who are mostly immigrants or refugees, A&PI Wellness Center staff also speak many Asian languages.
http://apiwellness.org |
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Asian Health Services (Oakland)
To serve and advocate for the Asian community regarding its health rights, and to assure.
http://ahschc.org |
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Bay Positives
The mission of Bay Area Young Positives (BAY Positives) is to help young people (26 and under) living with HIV/AIDS live longer, happier, healthier, more productive, and quality-filled lives. The goals of BAY Positives are to work with individual HIV-positive young people to: (1) decrease our sense of isolation, (2) reduce self-destructive behaviors, and (3) advocate for ourselves in complicated HIV/AIDS care systems. These goals are achieved by focusing on distinct program areas of emotional support (support groups and counseling), prevention case management, advocacy, information, referrals, education, outreach, retreats, and social events. BAY Positives is a peer-driven organization that supports the development and leadership of fellow HIV-positive young people.
http://baypositives.org |
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Berkeley Free Clinic
health clinic 510-644-0425
http://bfchps@gmail.com |
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Black Coalition on AIDS
http://bcoa@bcoa.org |
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CARES Clinic (Sacramento)
CARES exists to provide people from all communities, who are living with HIV and AIDs, state-of-the-art, comprehensive healthcare and social services in a self-empowering environment.
http://caresclinic.org |
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Center for AIDS Prevention Studies
CAPSWeb@psg.ucsf.edu 415-597-9100
http://psg.ucsf.edu |
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Center for AIDS Services
5720 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley 510-655-3435
http://thecenteroakland.org |
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Centerforce
(San Quentin Prison)
http://bzack@centerforce.org |
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Diablo Valley AIDS Center
Concord, CA
http://dvac@dvac.org |
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East Bay Community Recovery Project (EBCRP)
multi-purpose benefits organization - Oakland & Hayward
http://ebcrp.org |
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East Bay POZ
This group is for HIV-positive men in the Bay Area who want to connect with other poz men (especially in the East Bay - Alameda & Contra Costa Counties) for romance, dating, friendship, companionship, and/or casual no-strings-attached adventures.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EastBayPOZ/ |
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EastBay Voice
Who is EastBay Voice? EastBay Voice is an online LGBT community center, newspaper, resource guide, calendar, and e-magazine serving the greater East Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area. We feature news stories, free personals, calendar of events, business and service listings, nightlife info, book/film/theatre reviews, and much more. We are also a print Directory of Businesses, Services & Entertainment that connects the East Bay LGBT business community with its target market. In June 2003, EastBay Voice published the first edition, and, three directories later, we are now THE visible resource for the East Bay LGBT Community.
http://www.eastbayvoice.org/index.html |
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Flesh and Spirit Community
A community supporting queer men on a path of healing,integrating and celebrating our bodies and our eroticism as sacred.
http://www.fleshandspirit.org/ |
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Gaylesta (5245 College Ave., Oakland)
510-422-9939 - Founded in 1987, Gaylesta, The Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Psychotherapists Association of the Greater Bay Area, has grown to include over 200 mental health professionals. We address the diverse social, professional and educational needs of our members and Our Community. Collectively, we provide a wide range of specialties, services, expertise and experience. We are a vital and growing organization.
http://gaylesta.org |
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HIV InSite
Launched in March 1997, HIV InSite's mission is to be a source for comprehensive, in-depth HIV/AIDS information and knowledge. The site has an extensive collection of original material, including the HIV InSite Knowledge Base, a complete textbook with extensive references and related links organized by topic. Unlike many commercially oriented sites, HIV InSite's policy is to link to the best of the Web, and thousands of links to external Web sites are incorporated into the site's original content. It is the policy of HIV InSite to allow free, anonymous access to all of the site's content.
http://hivinsite.ucsf.edu |
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HIV-AIDS-Help-Desk.com
Clearinghouse specializing in preventing, treating & living with HIV/AIDS.
http://www.hiv-aids-help-desk.com |
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HIV/HCV in Prison Committee of California Prison Focus
http://hipcomm@excite.com |
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Healing Waters
We are a San Francisco-based nonprofit organization whose mission is to empower, inspire and enrich the lives of people challenging HIV/AIDS through wilderness adventures.
http://hwaters.org |
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La Clinica de La Raza
Before La Clínica de La Raza was established, low-income residents in the East Bay had few options available to them for affordable health care. As a result, many were forced to go to the Emergency Room for problems that could have been avoided with adequate care. In response to this gap in services, a group of concerned health practitioners, community activists and students came together in 1971 to establish a multi-service clinic based on the needs expressed by the community. Since that time, La Clínica has played an important role in the East Bay by offering low-cost quality health care services for multilingual and multicultural populations at 22 locations in three counties: Alameda, Contra Costa, and Solano counties, with many of our patients served in the City of Oakland. La Clínica's comprehensive services include: pediatrics, family medicine, women's health care, mental health services, dental and vision care, and health education. We offer these services regardless of people's ability to pay or insurance coverage. To most effectively serve the diverse community of the East Bay, La Clínica hires health practitioners who fluently speak Spanish, English, Chinese, as well as Hindi, Arabic, and Amharic. We also make a concerted effort to recruit doctors, nurses, health educators and other providers who come from the same cultures of our patients.
http://www.laclinica.org/ |
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Lavender Events
Want to get connected to LGBT Community in the San Francisco South Bay? Visit our online calendar for a FREE list of the happenings for our community.
http://www.lavenderevents.com/ |
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National Native American AIDS Prevention Center
http://information@nnaapc.org |
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Orchidmania
HIV fundraising - orchid sales
http://orchidmania@erichunt.com |
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Pacific Center
The Pacific Center is an award winning, grassroots Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) community center serving the East Bay and Greater Bay Area. Founded in 1973 in response to a brutal gay bashing incident in Oakland, the Pacific Center is the oldest LGBT community center in the Bay Area and the third oldest in the United States. From its roots as a safe place for the LGBT community to meet for mutual support and fellowship, the Center has grown to offer a broad array of human and health services for LGBT people of all ages and backgrounds.
http://www.pacificcenter.org |
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Pangaea Global AIDS Foundation
HIV care and treatment programs
http://pgaf.org |
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Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS)
PAWS is a volunteer-based organization that helps improve the quality of lie for persons with AIDS and other disabling illnesses by offering the emotional and practical support to keep the love and companionship of their pets, and by providing information on the benefits and risks of animal companship.
http://pawssf.org |
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Positive Force
STOP AIDS Project's HIV prevention program designed by and for HIV+ gay and bisexual men in San Francisco. Positive Force provides small social events, discussion groups, book clubs, large social events and community forums.
http://www.stopaids.org/programs/positive_force/ |
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Positive Resource Center - 415-777-0333
HIV health/employment/benefits counseling
http://positiveresource.org |
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Project Inform
Project Inform is a national, nonprofit, community-based organization working to end the AIDS epidemic.
http://projectinform.org |
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Project Inform, San Francisco 415-558-8669
HIV treatment information
http://projectinform.org |
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Project Open Hand
HIV/Community food services
http://info@openhand.org |
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RAMP (Recycled AIDS Medicine Program)
A project of The Humanist Movement, RAMP collects AIDS medications that are not being used and sends them to people that do not have access to them in developing countries.
http://www.rampusa.org/ |
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Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa County
925-692-0090 - The Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa County fosters a sense of community among LGBTQ persons and enhances their lives by providing social opportunities, health and wellness services, political and educational programs, and is guided by a commitment to acceptance and equality.
http://rainbowcc.org |
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Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation
A non-profit 501(c)(3) organization established to raise funds for AIDS service provider agencies through the production of quality entertainment events.
http://www.richmondermet.org/reaf10.1/index.htm |
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STOP AIDS Project - 415-575-0150
Established in 1985, the STOP AIDS project works to prevent HIV transmission among all gay and bisexual men in San Francisco through multicultural, community-based organizing.
http://stopaids.org |
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San Francisco AIDS Foundation (800-367-AIDS)
HIV Services, Treatment, Research, Resources
http://sfaf.org |
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San Francisco Department of Public Health
http://www.sfdph.org/ |
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San Francisco Gay Men's Community Intiative
The San Francisco Gay Men’s Community Initiative (SFGMCI) is a socially activist organization of San Francisco queer men. We are helping to bring the many different communities of gay men (especially men who have a disconnect with other gay men or need some new ways to enjoy other men’s company) together in an effort to create a healthier, more caring, more responsible, more interesting, more diverse, more sexy and fun gay men’s San Francisco.
http://www.isparksf.com/ |
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Serosorting STOPS new HIV transmissions.
http://www.poz4poz.com |
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Shanti (415-674-4700)
Shanti provides education, practical assistance, and emotional support to people in need and shares its 30 years of experience with organizations nationwide through its training and consultation programs.
http://shanti.org |
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Sunburst Projects (Rohnert Park)
A non-profit organization providing support services for children and families living with HIV/AiDS.
http://sunburstprojects.org |
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Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center
We are a San Francisco based non-profit working to empower the community we serve to lessen the incidence of HIV infection, disease progression and homelessness among the residents of the Tenderloin neighborhood using harm reduction philosophy and practice.
http://tarcsf.org |
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The Ark of Refuge, Inc.
HIV/AIDS Client Services - Coordinator: Kenneth Hall - based in East Oakland at: 8715 E. International Blvd., Oakland, CA 94603 (Allen Temple Community Outreach Center)
http://Phone (510) 382-9166 - Fax (510) 382-9527 |
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The Body:The Complete HIV/AIDS Resource
The Body is designed for educational purposes only and is not engaged in rendering medical advice or professional services. The information provided through The Body should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or a disease. It is not a substitute for professional care. If you have or suspect you may have a health problem, consult your healthcare provider.
http://www.thebody.com/index.html |
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The Neil A. Christie Living Center
The Living Center (TLC) is the wellness and prevention home of the HIV/AIDS Community in Santa Clara County. The Living Center invites HIV positive men and women to: Attend educational workshops, support groups, art activities, community groups, fun classes, and social activities; Meet with other HIV positive people in a clean, sober, comfortable and safe environment; Join support groups; Enjoy complementary therapies (yoga, aqua chi, massage, etc.); Learn about resources available in the community; Receive services from HIV providers; Explore the internet on our community computer; Use our client phone; Find solitude in our quiet room; & Meet new people, make new friends!
http://www.TheLivingCenter.org |
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The Pacifc Center for Human Growth
LBGT Community Center/Mental Health Clinic
http://peter@pacificcenter.org |
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Thriving
A bunch of folks who believe that not talking about HIV has isolated a lot of people and done damage. So they've decided to find creative ways to change that. You can learn more about Thriving in SF and view our calendar of activities at www.ThrivingInSF.com.
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/thriving/ |
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UCSF Positive Health Program - San Francisco General Hospital
The UCSF Positive Health Program at the University of California San Francisco is recognized throughout the medical community as a world leader in the areas of clinical care and basic clinical research. Founded in 1983, the Program arose from the vision of three pioneers in AIDS treatment and research: oncologists Paul Volberding MD and Donald Abrams MD, and the late Dr. Constance Wofsy, an infectious disease specialist. With it's homebase located at San Francisco General Hospital, the Program has been ranked as the top facility in the country for AIDS care by US. News and World Report for several consecutive years.
http://php.ucsf.edu |
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WORLD: network for women with HIV/AIDS
510-986-0340 - An Information & Support Network By, For and About Women with HIV/AIDS
http://womenhiv.org |
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