Category: Community Planning

This work group will start in the fall. Its objective is to review the current 2012 Policies and Procedures manual for inconsistencies and make recommendations for updates and changes.

The goal of this work group is planning, developing and implementing the 2013 San Francisco HPPC annual community engagement meeting in coordination with the Executive Committee of the Council. Note:  This work group is tentatively scheduled to start in June 2013.

Focus: The Steering Committee is responsible for setting the priorities and agenda for the monthly Council meetings.

The Joint Leadership Work Group will operate as a joint work group between the San Francisco HIV Health Services Planning Council (HHSPC) and the San Francisco HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC).  The mission of the Integrated Plan Work Group is to develop the 2017 – 2021 Integrated HIV Prevention and Care Plan, Including the Statewide Coordinated Statement of Need.

This work group is scheduled to start in the summer. The objective of this work group is to plan and implement the 2015 San Francisco HPPC annual community engagement event.

This is a joint committee of the HIV Health Services Planning Council and the HIV Prevention Planning Council.  This committee is charged with planning & organizing of the annual joint Council meeting. This year, the committee would identify specific points of integration between prevention and care and discuss recommendations for the National AIDS Strategy.  Key questions would include: How can …

The goal of the work group is to synthesize existing information to create the plans and give the HIV Prevention Section feedback about the draft plans. There is no need to develop new strategies, programs, or priorities at this juncture, given all the thoughtful planning done in recent years. Instead, the group will look at the existing information and documents …

The HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC) meets monthly on the second Thursday of the month from 3:00-6:00 PM at various locations in San Francisco. Locations are generally announced at least one week before each meeting, and agendas are posted at least 72 hours prior to each meeting.

San Francisco’s Getting to Zero (G2Z) initiative is a multi-sector independent consortium operating under the principles of collective impact. The initiative has three goals: 1) zero new infections, 2) zero deaths, and 3) zero stigma. Modeled after the UNAIDS goals, the vision of G2Z is to reduce HIV transmission and HIV related deaths in San Francisco by 90% from their …

Currently the HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC) is embracing a undergoing through a transition process to consolidate its membership. This year the HPPC will meet quarterly during the months of February, May, August and November on the second Thursday of the month from 3:00-6:00PM. Meeting locations will vary and will be announced at least one week before each meeting. The …