HOTLINES |
I have compiled the following San Francisco information for your benefit. If you can think of anything else that I should put up here, or have an idea for other uses or ways to make this site more useful, please let me know by sending me an e-mail.
office: 415-252-9200 | San Francisco Chapter of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power. |
Committed to providing services and support throughout the course of the epidemic to profoundly and positively affect the quality of life of people affected by HIV. | |
Page of M. Martina Clark - speaking up on a daily basis for any and all issues women face when dealing with HIV/AIDS | |
office: 415-558-8669 hotline: 800-822-7422 | A national, non-profit organization working to alter the course of the AIDS epidemic. Mission is to provide vital information on the diagnosis and treament of HIV disease to HIV-infected individuals, their caretakers, and their healthcare and service providers. |
Meal/Grocery service: 800-551-MEAL Volunteer hotline: 415-252-2784 Donor hotline: 415-447-2415 | Provides comprehensive nutrition services to more than 3,200 men, women and children living with symptomatic HIV and AIDS in San Francisco and Alameda counties in California. |
San Francisco and outside of Northern California: 415-863-AIDS Northern California: 1-800-FOR-AIDS | Services include: client information and referral services, comprehensive housing solutions, financial benefits and counseling, transportation and clothing, substance abuse and mental health counseling referrals, women's and family services, support groups in both English and Spanish, and specialized programs for people who speak Spanish. |
Volunteer info: 415-575-1545 ext.234. | The mission of the STOP AIDS Project is to develop and implement a community organizing project for self-identified gay and bisexual men in San Francisco which seeks to reduce HIV transmission and lessen the adverse effects of the HIV epidemic on the community. |
The Names Project - The AIDS Memorial Quilt Website Info: 415-882-5500 | The mission of the NAMES Project Foundation is to use the AIDS Memorial Quilt to help bring an end to AIDS. |
Volunteer info: 415-575-1545 ext.234. | Q Action's mission is to reduce transmission of HIV among young gay and bisexual men in San Francisco, 25 and under. Q Action programs include FLIQ (a monthly video screening and discussion event), Cafe Chats (an informal discussion in local cafes on specific topics). BOY + BOY (a direct action group), Outreach, and Education Campaigns. |
GAY AND LESBIAN SOCIAL GROUPS
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