California: San Francisco AIDS Foundation Moving to New Offices

In a change that will see the majority of its services offered from a single location, the San Francisco AIDS Foundation is moving to a newly renovated, three-story space as of Feb. 1. "Our address is changing but our mission remains the same -- to end the HIV epidemic in the city where it began, and eventually, everywhere," said a statement from CEO Neil Giuliano. The move to 1035 Market St. will enable SFAF to expand its services to accommodate the former clients of New Leaf: Services for Our Community. New Leaf, which had provided mental health, substance abuse, and senior services to the LGBT community, closed its doors in the fall. SFAF's current lease was expiring, Giuliano said, and the AIDS service organization took advantage of cheaper real estate prices in securing its new space. "The open layout of the offices allows for greater collaboration across program and professional staff, which ultimately means higher quality service and stronger advocacy for our clients," SFAF said. To learn more, visit www.sfaf.org.

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