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 AIDS
Emergency Fund
Provides financial assistance to persons with AIDS
or disabling HIV for housing, phone, utilities and
certain medical expenses.
AIDS Emergency Fund / Breast Cancer Emergency Fund
965 Mission Street, Suite 630
San Francisco, CA 94103
tel: 415 558-6999
fax: 415 558-6990
mikesmith@aef-sf.org
www.AIDSEmergencyFund.org |
AIDS Housing Alliance . San Francisco
 The
mission of the AIDS Housing Alliance.SF is to
assure that people living with HIV/AIDS have
acecss to safe and decent housing that is
affordable to them. AIDS Housing Alliance.SF is
a housing referral service created by and for
people with HIV/AIDS in the Bay Area, and is
born from our first-hand experience dealing with
the housing difficulties faced by our members
AIDS Housing Alliance . San Francisco
427 South Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94103
tel: 415-552-3242
fax: 415-703-8639
AIDSHousing@aol.com
www.ahasf.org
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AIDS Legal Referral Panel
 Since
1983, the AIDS Legal Referral Panel (ALRP) has been
helping people living with HIV/AIDS maintain or
improve their health by resolving their legal
issues. We accomplish this by providing free or low
cost legal services to people living with HIV/AIDS
throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. ALRP's panel
of over 600 volunteer attorneys have handled more
than 45,000 legal matters for people who may have
otherwise had nowhere to turn. The free legal help
clients receive meets basic human needs for
healthcare, shelter, income, autonomy, and life
lived free from discrimination.
AIDS Legal Referral Panel
1663 Mission Street, Ste 500
San Francisco, CA 94103
tel: 415 701-1200
fax: 415 701-1400
jim@alrp.org
www.alrp.org |
Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center
 Asian
& Pacific Islander Wellness Center provides health
prevention education, early intervention, case
management, client advocacy, and referrals to Asian
and Pacific Islanders (A&PIs) - particularly A&PIs
living with or at-risk for HIV/AIDS.
The mission of Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness
Center is to educate, support, empower and advocate
for Asian and Pacific Islander communities -
particularly A&PIs living with or at-risk for
HIV/AIDS.
Our vision is to build a community that strengthens
our capacity as Asians and Pacific Islanders to
address the impact of HIV in our lives.
Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center
730 Polk Street, 4th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94109
tel: 415 292-3400
fax: 415 292-3404
jimmy@apiwellness.org
www.apiwellness.org |
AIDS/HIV Nightline
 A
toll-free telephone service staffed by volunteers.
Provides emotional support, crisis intervention,
information, and referrals in English and Spanish to
anyone with HIV/AIDS concerns during the night-time
hours, 5 p.m. to 5 a.m., 7 nights a week.
AIDS/HIV Nightline
PO Box 191350
San Francisco, CA 94119-1350
tel: 415 984-1902
fax: 415 984-1921
RolphS@SFsuicide.org
www.sfsuicide.org |
Continuum HIV Day Services
In 1990, Continuum was licensed as the first
free-standing adult day health care center program
for people living HIV/AIDS in the United States. Our
mission is to empower and dignify the lives of
under-served people living with HIV/AIDS by
providing innovative health and human services that
prevent institutionalization, minimize harm,
establish relationships and facilitate community.
Now in eleventh year, Continuum provides a spectrum
of programs and services to help those most
devastated by the AIDS pandemic. Depending on need
and circumstance, clients can access six
comprehensive programs including licensed adult day
health, mobile health care services, food and
nutrition, home care, case management, and
transitional services for people being released from
jail or prison.
Continuum HIV Day Services
255 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102
tel: 415 437-2900
fax: 415 437-2550
anne@continuumhiv.org
www.continuumhiv.org |
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Dolores Street Community Services: The Cohen House
Dolores Street Community Services provides an array of
services for people living with HIV/AIDS. The Cohen
House is a 10-bed licensed 24 hour care assisted
living residence for formerly homeless men and women
living with AIDS. The program provides a coordinated
and integrated system of affordable housing which
enables residents to live with dignity in a healing
and caring community. The Dolores Housing Program
also provides HIV peer outreach in San Francisco's
only shelters focused on Latino day laborers.
Dolores Street Community Services/Richard M. Cohen
House
938 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
tel: 415 282-6209
fax: 415 282-2826
info@dscs.org
www.dscs.org |
Face to Face
 The
mission of Face to Face/Sonoma County AIDS Network is to
provide compassionate care to people with HIV and their
loved ones while promoting preventive education and
responsive leadership to all the people of Sonoma
County. Our goal is to promote well being, healing, and
independence for all the persons we serve. All of our
services are provided at no charge.
Face to Face
873 Second St.
Santa Rosa, CA 95404
tel: 707-544-1581
fax: 707-544-1586
ichun@f2f.org
www.f2f.org |
Food for Thought--Sonoma County AIDS Food
Bank
 Provides
food, vitamins and nutritional supplements, prepared
meals, and nutritional counseling for people with
disabling HIV and AIDS in Sonoma County.
Food for Thought-Sonoma County AIDS Food Bank
PO Box 1608
Forestville, CA 95436
tel: 707 887-1647
fax: 707 887-1440
rekarp@aol.com
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Genard AIDS Foundation
 The
Genard AIDS Foundation provides services, support
and education to people with HIV/AIDS, their
families and loved ones, as they move through the
trauma of living with HIV/AIDS, thereby providing
them with the capacity to face death with dignity
and peace.
Genard AIDS Foundation
1630 North Main Street #102
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
tel: 925 943-2437
fax: 209-836-2445
support@genard.org
www.genard.org |
Healing Waters
 We
are a San Francisco-based nonprofit organization
whose mission is to empower, inspire and enrich the
lives of people challenging AIDS through wilderness
adventures. We offer rafting, sea kayaking,
backpacking and cross-country skiing trips to people
with HIV/AIDS.
Healing Waters
167 Fell Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
tel: 415 621-7529
fax: 415 552-1186
karen@hwaters.org
www.hwaters.org |
HIVCare at
Saint Francis Memorial Hospital
A community-based program which
supports clinical trials of promising treatments for
HIV and AIDS through the clinical research clearing
house of the HIVCare newsletter. HIVCare also
provides referrals to other community services.
HIVCare at Saint Francis Memorial Hospital
900 Hyde St., Room 406
San Francisco, CA 94109
tel: 415 353-6295
fax: 415 353-6594
dcenko@chw.edu
www.saintfrancismemorial.org |
Immune Enhancement Project
 Provides
professional and affordable complementary
alternative medicine for the community, including
acupuncture, therapeutic massage, herbal therapy,
and nutritional counseling, treating HIV/AIDS,
cancer, hepatitis, substance abuse, and other
disorders such as depression, stress, and insomnia.
Immune Enhancement Project
3450 16th Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
tel: 415 252-8711
fax: 415 252-8710
iep@iepclinic.com
www.iepclinic.com |
Living/Dying Project
 The
Living/Dying Project, a pioneer of the conscious
dying movement, offers compassionate support to
people with life-threatening illness. Education and
training for caregivers and professionals are
offered throughout the country.
Living/Dying Project
PO Box 357
Fairfax, CA 94978
tel: 415 456-3915
fax: 415 456-3915
info@livingdying.org
www.livingdying.org |
Lyon-Martin Women's Health Services
 Primary
care medical clinic, providing quality, affordable,
non-judgmental, comprehensive health care and HIV
services for all women.
Lyon-Martin Women's Health Services
1748 Market Street, Suite 201
San Francisco, CA 94102-5806
tel: 415 565-7667 Clinic
fax: 415 252-7490 or 415 252-7512
info@lyon-martin.org
www.lyon-martin.org |
Maitri
 No
one should have to suffer or die alone. Maitri is a
15-bed home where dedicated professionals and
volunteers provide personal care as well as
emotional and spiritual support for low-income men
and women living with AIDS who require hospice or
24-hour skilled nursing care. This program aims to
cultivate the deepest respect and love for life
among its residents and caregivers.
Maitri
401 Duboce Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94117-3551
tel: 415 558-3000
fax: 415 558-3010
tpatriarca@maitrisf.org
www.maitrisf.org |
Mission
Neighborhood Health Center
 The
bilingual, bicultural Clinica Esperanza staff work
as multidisciplinary team, providing health care for
HIV infected individuals.
Mission Neighborhood Health Center
240 Shotwell Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
tel: 415 552-3870
fax: 415 863-6384
www.mnhc.org |
Napa/Solano
Health Project
 The
Napa Solano Health Project is the leading nonprofit
agency providing education outreach, prevention
programs and direct services to individuals and
their families affected by HIV/AIDS and other
preventable diseases. NSHP creates healthy
communities using a multicultural approach and
targeted outreach programs designed to reach the
most under served populations.
The agency's services are available to all who need
them regardless of age, race, national origin,
gender, sexual orientation, economic status,
immigration status, or physical limitation.
NSHP offers Spanish bilingual/bicultural services
throughout the wine country, performing educational
outreach on a multitude of preventative diseases,
including HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, diabetes and drug and
alcohol abuse. NSHP also offers direct HIV/AIDS care
services in Solano County. We provide case
management and benefits counseling for individuals
with HIV/AIDS, housing services for over 150
individuals, and a biweekly food bank and
nutritional supplements for 100 HIV/AIDS families
who are most in need.
Napa/Solano Health Project
603 Cabot Way
Napa, CA 94559
tel: 707 258-2437
fax: 707 258-8712
admin@nshealthproject.org
www.nshealthproject.org |
National AIDS Memorial Grove
 The
National AIDS Memorial Grove, located in San
Francisco's Golden Gate Park, is a dedicated space
in the national landscape where millions of
Americans touched directly or indirectly by AIDS can
gather to heal, hope, and remember. For all the
promising prospects on the horizon, AIDS continues
to invade our lives, violate our past, and rob us of
our comfortable assumptions about the future. The
Grove serves as a living tribute honoring all who
have confronted this tragic pandemic - both those
who have died and those who have shared their
struggle, kept the vigils, and supported each other
during the final hours. The National AIDS Memorial
Grove signifies that the global tragedy of AIDS will
never be forgotten. Our mission is to provide a
healing sanctuary, to increase awareness of this
national treasure, and to promote learning and
understanding of the human tragedy of the AIDS
pandemic.
National AIDS Memorial Grove
856 Stanyan Street
San Francisco, CA 94117-2752
tel: 415 750-8340
fax: 415 750-0214
info@aidsmemorial.org
www.aidsmemorial.org |
New Leaf: Services For Our Community
 New
Leaf Services For Our Community exists to help
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and
questioning individuals and families of all ages
lead healthy and connected lives. We provide
professional mental health, substance abuse and
social support services to strengthen our diverse
community. New Leaf is the counseling center for the
LGBTQQ communities of San Francisco, and provides
accessible, affordable and clinically excellent
mental health, substance abuse, recovery, HIV
prevention, outreach to elders and social services
with particular outreach to those most in need. Our
services include individual, group, couples and
family therapy; case management; crisis
intervention; and community referrals.
New Leaf: Services For Our Community
1853 Market Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
tel: 415 626-7000
fax: 415 626-5916
blaribee@newleafservices.org
www.newleafservices.org |
New Conservatory Theatre Center
 The
New Conservatory Theatre Center's YouthAware
Educational Theatre division is a leader in HIV
education for young people and a model for similar
programs across the country. Each year, the division
takes live, HIV prevention plays on tour to Northern
California public and private schools including Get
Real Too! for grades K-3, Get Real! for grades 4-6
and The Inner Circle for grade 7-12. To book these
plays at your school, please visit our website for
more information.
New Conservatory Theatre
25 Van Ness, Lower Lobby
San Francisco, CA 94102
tel: 415 861-4914
fax: 415 861-6988
email@nctcsf.org
www.nctcsf.org |
PALS: Pets are
Loving Support  Improves
quality of life of PWAs in Sonoma County by preserving
and promoting the human-animal bond through care of
animal companions.
Pets are Loving Support
PO Box 1539
Guerneville, CA 95446
tel: 707 887-2729
fax: 707-824-7480
pals@sonic.net
www.sonic.net/~pals |
PAWS: Pets Are Wonderful Support
 PAWS
(Pets Are Wonderful Support) is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to keeping people with
HIV/AIDS and other disabling illnesses together with
their companion animals, educating the community on
the benefits and risks of animal companionship, and
advocating on behalf of the human-animal bond. For
over 17 years, PAWS has provided comprehensive
services - a pet food bank, dog walking, cat care,
supplemental vet services, transportation to vet
appointments, and pet foster care - all designed so
our clients can maintain the love and companionship
of their companion animals. PAWS serves over 400
low-income human clients and their 500+ companion
animals in San Francisco. For more information,
please visit us online at www.pawssf.org.
Pets Are Wonderful Support
1121 Mission St.
San Francisco, CA 94103
tel: 415 241-1460
fax: 415 503.0436
info@pawssf.org
www.pawssf.org |
Positive Resource Center
 Positive
Resource Center, a community-based nonprofit,
assists people affected by or at risk for HIV/AIDS
through culturally appropriate counseling, education
and advocacy in making informed choices that
maximize available benefits and employment
opportunities.
Positive Resource Center
785 Market Street, 10th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94103
tel: 415 777-0333
fax: 415 777-1770
development@positiveresource.org
www.positiveresource.org |
Project Inform
 Founded
in 1985, Project Inform is a San Francisco-based
nonprofit that serves as a national leader in
HIV/AIDS treatment education and advocacy and
related public policy efforts. Our mission is to:
- Inform people living with HIV, their caregivers,
and their healthcare and service providers about the
treatment and monitoring of HIV disease
- Advocate to facilitate research towards a cure
and for appropriate regulatory policies, legislation
and funding for HIV research, treatment, and care,
and
- Inspire people to make informed choices, take
effective action in the fight against HIV, and
choose hope over despair.
Your purchases at Under One Roof will help ensure that
Project Inform continues to serve as a trusted ally
and a beacon of hope for the tens of thousands of
individuals affected by HIV/AIDS who rely on us for
information about optimal treatment strategies,
advocacy to expand access to treatment and care, and
our commitment to move the research agenda forward
in the quest for better treatments and, ultimately,
a cure.
Project Inform
205 13th Street, #2001
San Francisco, CA 94103-2461
tel: 415 558-8669
fax: 415 558-0684
jdoherty@projectinform.org
www.projectinform.org |
Project Open Hand
 Project
Open Hand has provided more than 5 Million meals and
more than 475,000 bags of groceries to men, women,
and children living with symptomatic HIV and AIDS
since 1985. Every day of the year, Project Open Hand
provides nutritious meals, groceries and nutrition
counseling to more than 1,600 people living with
AIDS in San Francisco and Alameda counties. In 1998,
Project Open Hand furthered its reach and began
providing daily lunch to seniors at congregate sites
in San Francisco. In 2000, Project Open Hand has
expanded its reach even further to provide meals to
people who are homebound and critically ill. A
dedicated corps of volunteers help prepare, package
and deliver meals, as well as shop for clients in
the grocery centers.
Project Open Hand
730 Polk Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
tel: 415 447-2300
fax: 415 447-2490
info@openhand.org
www.openhand.org |
Shanti
 Shanti
is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life,
improving the well-being, and promoting the
independence of people living with HIV/AIDS and
other life-threatening illnesses, and their
caregivers. 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.
Shanti
730 Polk Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
tel: 415 674-4700
fax: 415 674-0373
www.shanti.org |
STOP AIDS Project
 A
community based program for gay and bisexual men in
San Francisco working to reduce HIV transmission and
the effects of the AIDS epidemic on the community.
STOP AIDS Project
2128 15th Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
tel: 415 575-0150
fax: 415 575-0166
cminchillo@stopaids.org
www.stopaids.org |
Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center
 We
are a San Francisco based non-profit that aims to
lessen the incidence of HIV infection, disease
progression and homelessness among the residents of
the Tenderloin neighborhood using harm reduction
philosophy and practice.
Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center
187 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102
tel: 415 431-7476
fax: 415 929-7941
tracybrown@tarcsf.org
www.tarcsf.org |
The Center for AIDS Services
 The
Center for AIDS Services is dedicated to enhancing
the quality of life for those infected and affected
by HIV/AIDS. We pursue this mission through direct
services to our clients and their loved ones and
through education to prevent the spread of the
virus. Our services include, but are not limited to
Case Management, daily breakfast and lunch,
transportation, mental health therapy, acupuncture,
and massage therapy.
The Center for AIDS Services
5720 Shattuck Ave
Oakland, CA 94609
tel: 510 655-3435
fax: 510 655-2543
peggy@TheCenterOakland.org
www.TheCenterOakland.org |
Under One Roof
A year round retail shop offering home decor and
gift-related merchandise where 100% of the profit
from each sale directly benefits more than 50 AIDS
service agencies.
Under One Roof
518A Castro Street
San Francisco, CA 94114
tel: 415 503-2300
fax: 415 503-2301
www.underoneroof.org |
Visual Aid
Produces,
presents and preserves the work of professional
visual artists living with AIDS or other life
threatening illnesses. Services include exhibitions,
workshops, an image archive, career services,
vouchers for art supplies and an ArtBank which
distributes donated art materials.
tel: 415 777-8242
fax: 415 777-8240
visaid@visualaid.org
www.visualaid.org
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