GTZ-SF Recommendations for People Living with HIV During COVID-19 Surge, Updated December 2021 Looking for SF RAPID Program Resources? Click here! OUR VISION Reduce HIV transmission and HIV-related deaths in San Francisco by 90% before 2025.

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* view latest statistics Viral suppression lowest amongst homeless Viral suppression is 75% overall MSM-PWID (69%) Women (71%) Black/African Americans (70%) PWID (66%) Viral suppression was particularly low among people experiencing homelessness TWSM- PWID (67%) Homeless (39%) MEN Remaining disparities * view latest statistics African-American men 3 times higher, and Latino men 2.3 times higher, than in white men Infection rates have gone down overall and disparities are lessening, but there are remaining disparities African-American women 11 times higher, and Latino women 3.5 times higher, than in white women
MEN Remaining disparities * view latest statistics MEN Remaining disparities * view latest statistics * view latest statistics Faster Time to Care Indicators WOMEN Number and % of homeless persons newly diagnosed with HIV by
year of diagnosis, 2010 - 2019, San Francisco * view latest statistics Yearly Homeless HIV Diagnosis

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  RAPID Program Resources
  Below are San Francisco RAPID Program resources that can be adapted to your city or jurisdiction’s needs. Please contact the Co-Chairs of the GTZ-SF RAPID Committee […]
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  San Francisco: Golden Compass
  Quality of Life: Aging with HIV From IAPAC HIV Policy Brief Best Practices for Attaining and Surpassing 90-90-90 for Select Fast-Track Cities, Vol. 1, No. 1, […]
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  [New Publication] Development of a Citywide Rapid Antiretroviral Therapy Initiative in San Francisco
  Oliver M.L. Bacon, Susa C. Coffey, Ling C. Hsu, Jennie C.S. Chin, Diane V. Havlir, Susan P. Buchbinder, Development of a Citywide Rapid Antiretroviral Therapy Initiative […]

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