| SAN MATEO COUNTY |
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When the legislature officially recognized San Mateo County in 1857, they named Redwood City as the capitol. The wealthy of San Francisco opened summer homes on the Peninsula. In the early days it was a full days trip to get from San Francisco to those homes. First the railroad and later improved roads and cars opened up the possibilities and the inhabitants of San Francisco moved permanently into San Mateo County. The 1906 earthquake displaced many people in San Francisco. After relocating in San Mateo County, many never moved back into San Francisco. World War I brought industrial growth to the areas around South San Francisco and with it an influx of residents. No longer did residents have to travel to work in San Francisco, they were employed in masses on the peninsula. |
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LIG Co-Chair: Kevin Sniecinski (415) 502-1221
Mailing Address: use county health department address below |
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- Title II - HIV CARE Consortia
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Mayors HIV Health Services Planning Council
Consortium Contact/Fiscal Agent - San Francisco Dept. of Public Health
25 Van Ness, #500, San Francisco, CA 94103
Tom Piland (415) 554-9132 FAX: (415) 431-7547 |
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- Community Planning
- Education & Prevention
- HIV Counseling & Testing
- AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP)
- AIDS Case Management & Medi-Cal Waiver Program
- Tuberculosis Control Programs
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San Mateo County Health Services Agency
San Mateo County AIDS Program
225 W. 37th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94403
Leo Alcala
Education and Prevention Coordinator
San Mateo County AIDS Program
(650) 578-7153 FAX: (650) 573-2875
lalcala@co.sanmateo.ca.us
Diane Webster
Testing and Outreach Supervisor
San Mateo County AIDS Program
(650) 573-2815 FAX: (650) 573-2875
dwebster@co.sanmateo.ca.us
Program Description:
This program is the primary provider of HIV prevention and education in San Mateo County. The focus of its work is to reach persons in the county who are most at risk for HIV - men who have sex with men, injection drug users and their sexual partners. These persons are reached and supported in their attempts at risk reduction through point of risk street interventions, group presentations and prevention case management. This program is also the primary provider of HIV antibody testing through its mobile unit and testing on demand. Three (3) contract agencies collaborate with the AIDS Program to accomplish the above tasks. In addition, HIV prevention is also provided to schools through the Positive Prevention Plus Program, which has a cadre of youth volunteers who work in high schools and middle schools, as well as do outreach in areas where youth hang out. Education and in-service training for agencies are also provided upon request. For persons already infected with HIV, the San Mateo County AIDS Program is the primary provider of early intervention and clients services.
Case Management/Medi-Cal contact: Pam Borrelli (650) 573-3512 dmiller@smnet1.co.sanmateo.ca.us
FAX: (650) 573-2310
ADAP contact: Michael Griffin (650) 573-3580
FAX: (650) 573-2875 |
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- HIV Counseling & Testing Sites
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Daly City Youth Health Center
2780 Junipero Serra Blvd., Daly City, CA 940515
Appointment: (650) 991-2240 FAX: (650) 991-7498
HIV Special Project
225 W. 37th Ave., San Mateo, CA 94403
Appointment: (650) 573-3452 FAX: (650) 573-2875
Redwood City Youth Health Center
560 Arguello St., Redwood City, CA 94063
Appointment: (650) 366-2927 FAX: (650) 366-0183
EL Concilio
650-363-2080
Free at Last
650-462-6999
AIDS Community Research Consortium
650-264-6563
Ellipse AIDS Service
650-572-9702
North County Health Center
380 90th St., Daly City, CA 94015
Appointment: (650) 301-8600 FAX: (650) 301-8626
Mobile Testing: call for times and locations (650) 573-2588
NIGHT Street Outreach and Mobile Testing - Call for times and locations
Diane Webster (650) 573-2815
Luke Wendt (650) 573-2141 |
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- Early Intervention Program
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San Mateo County AIDS Program - Edison Clinic
222 West 39th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94403
Bill Blum (650) 573-2420
wblum@co.sanmateo.ca.us
FAX: (650) 573-2875 |
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- Partner Counseling Referral Services (PCRS)
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Bay Area Region - Area III
Lorenzo Hinojosa, PCRS Consultant (510) 628-7708
Joe Sanchez, Manager (559) 228-5839 |
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- HIV Transitional Case Management Programs (TCMP)
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Volunteers Of America
PO Box 4126, Oakland, CA 94614-4126
Phone (510) 382-0820 FAX: (510) 633-5756 |
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- Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Services
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North County Community Health Clinic
380 - 90th Street, Daly City, CA 94015
Appointments (650) 301-8600 FAX: (650) 301-8600
Willow Clinic
795 Willow Rd., Bldg. 334, Menlo Park, CA 94025
Appointments (650) 599-3890 FAX: (650) 328-3754
39th Avenue Health Clinics
222 - 39th Avenue, San Mateo, CA 94403
Appointments (650) 573-3434 FAX: (650) 573-3514 |
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- Partner Counseling Referral Services (PCRS)
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Southern Region - Areas VI, VII, and VIII
Prisciliana Quijada, Area VIII PCRS Consultant (619) 515-6611
Stewart Coulter, Manager (562) 570-4369 |
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| Data Source |
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InformationpProvided by Diane Webster for the California AIDS Clearinghouse. For changes, updates, additions, or deletions, please contact Diane Webster
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| State Office of AIDS |
C&T/NIGHT Consultant: Schenelle Flores
Phone: (916) 449-5803
Email:Schenelle.Flores@cdph.ca.gov |
E&P Consultant: Jen Rohde
Phone: (916) 341-6234
Email: Jennifer.Rohde@cdph.ca.gov |
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