East Bay HIV/AIDS Statistics

Alameda County

• HIV/AIDS statistics (through December 2000) for Alameda County can be found here

Contra Costa County

• HIV/AIDS statistics for Contra Costa County can be found here

East Bay HIV/AIDS Agencies & Organizations

AIDS Organizations

• Positive Resources is a directory of HIV/AIDS and related organizations in located in Alameda County. There is also a pocket guide available. Copies of either may be obtained by contacting the Alameda County Office of AIDS Administration.
  

Office of AIDS

• Alameda County
• Contra Costa County
  

HIV/AIDS Planning Bodies (For more information on either of the planning councils listed below, contact the Alameda County Office of AIDS Administration.)

• HIV Prevention Planning Council (HPPC)
  The HPPC develops priorities for HIV prevention in the East Bay. Composed of community activists, HIV professionals and others, the Council also administers the grants process for federal HIV prevention dollars. The HPPC meets on a regular basis, with all meetings open to the public. Individuals from the community may apply to become council members.
• HIV Services Planning Council (HSPC)
  The HSPC develops priorities with respect to Ryan White CARE Act - Title I funds. Its membership is by application and is composed of a diverse range of community members and HIV professionals. The Council meets monthly with all meetings open to the public.
  

Other Local HIV/AIDS Entities

• State-of-Emergency African American Task Force (For more information, contact Roosevelt Mosby at SMAACED@aol.com or (510) 834-9578)
• Joint Planning Council (For more information, contact Monica Sudduth at msudduth@strategicomllc.com)
• CA HIV Advocacy Coalition – East Bay Chapter (For more information, contact Ging Louie at ging@ebaaf.org or (510) 891-5714)

East Bay HIV/AIDS Policy News & Materials

Find your:

• CA Assembly Member
• CA Senator
• U.S. Congressional Representative

Research/Reports

• Report: Syringe Exchange and AB 136: The Dynamics of Local Consideration in Six California Communities (Kaiser Family Foundation, 2002) (PDF File) [Alameda County is included as one of the six communities profiled.]
• Report: County Efforts to Expand Health Coverage for the Uninsured in Six California Counties (Medi-Cal Policy Institute, February 2002) (PDF File) [Alameda and Contra Costa Counties are included as two of the six communities profiled.]