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infections. so, you can look at all of my other points in the handout and i have other colleagues with me who will speak to other ones. thank you. good afternoon, my name is william woods. i m a professor at the university of california prevention for aids studies. i ve had the pleasure of working with team members at ucsf who collaborated with the stone wall project to evaluate the program on its effectiveness and reducing risk behavior among gay and bisexual men who utilize the stone wall program at the san francisco aids foundation. so, i m going to talk a little about two studies that have already been conducted. one was conducted with funds from the federal government between 2005 and 2008 and provided evidence that men who participate in the solo project demonstrated reductions in drug use scores, on the severity index and increased rates on hiv viral load as measured via [speaker not understood]. the second study was funded by the state of california through the turf
understood]. and i first want to thank the mayor and the board for your strong hiv services in the city. i know we ve been coming before you a lot over the last couple years and we appreciate the ongoing support. in particular want to thank supervisors wiener and campos for your strong leadership on this issue. excuse me. i m here to speak about the need to backfill the federal cuts to hiv prevention and care. unfortunately, despite the mayor s $4 million backfill in his budget, we re still facing, as you ve heard, an additional $3.1 million this year and $4 million next year to vital care and prevention services and cuts of these magnitude will be of this magnitude will be disabling, particularly at this time of great transition with implementation of affordable care act that our community is facing. for the san francisco aids foundation, these cuts would impact our hiv prevention services for latino gay men and you ll hear from some of our folks today and also our benefit
just from years ago i was sleeping on the streets, and after that i was able to get into a shelter. and right after that from the shelter, i got to an s-r-o room, which i still have, which has been six years. but one of the things that i always felt is that i was lonely. my family kicked me out of the house when i was 15 years old for being gay. so, all these the families that we have in [speaker not understood] not just groups but socializing and all these people, all these guys i see here, they are like my family. eliminating or reducing all these services is going to create a great impact in the latino community. and i think it s better to prevent than curing somebody that has might get hiv. thank you. that s all. next speaker. good evening, honorable board. my name is franco lopez, [speaker not understood], a member of the board of directors. i m a client of theirs. i ve been positive since 2007. since that point [speaker not understood] has helped me pick up the
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