San Francisco is a city of bold leaders, advocates, and innovators in local and global HIV prevention, care, and research. We face real challenges, but together, we’ll continue to forge ahead despite the political and funding uncertainties we face to ensure the rights of San Franciscans and their access to HIV prevention and treatment. Each of us has an important role to play – advocates, frontline workers, clinicians, researchers, educators – as we collectively work to serve our communities here and worldwide.
SF Department of Public Health Reports
2024 HIV Epidemiology Annual Report (here)
15400
living with HIV
146
new HIV diagnoses
308
deaths among persons with HIV/AIDS

ZERO
DEATHS
ZERO
INFECTIONS
ZERO
STIGMA
NEWS & UPDATES
- World AIDS Day 2025 Consortium Meeting – Aging & HIV in San Francisco
During this World AIDS Day meeting, Gregg Cassin, a longtime advocate and HIV Health Counselor, led us into a moment of reflection, followed by a policy […] - In honor of Alberto Rangel, his family and Ward 86 staffThe community will gather this evening from 5-8 pm to honor Alberto Rangel, a beloved social worker at Ward 86.
- Ward 86 LAI Prevention & Treatment Guidelines
These resources can be adapted to your city or jurisdiction’s needs. Please contact Dr. Monica Gandhi MD, MPH, Medical Director of Ward 86 (monica.gandhi@ucsf.edu), if you […]

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