Commission on HIV

Join the Commission on HIV!

The Los Angeles County Commission on HIV is seeking engaged individuals with lived experience, community knowledge, or professional expertise who are prepared to have a seat at the table and actively participate in shaping HIV planning, policy, and funding decisions across Los Angeles County.

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2025 Statement of Solidarity

Solidarity Statement in Support of Transgender, Gender Expansive, Intersex, and Two-Spirit (TGI2S+) Communities

HIV + STD Services Customer Support Program

If you or someone you know is a consumer of HIV and STD services who have experienced difficulty accessing services from DHSP-funded providers throughout Los Angeles County, the Customer Support Program can assist with accessing HIV or STD services and addressing concerns about the quality of services received. Please contact the Customer Support Program via email dhspsupport@ph.lacounty.gov , online http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/dhsp/QuestionServices.htm or by telephone at (800) 260-8787. *By contacting the Customer Support Program, you will not be denied services. Your name and personal information can be kept confidential.

COMMISSION ON HIV

VISION

A comprehensive, sustainable, accessible system of prevention and care that empowers people at-risk, living with or affected by HIV to make decisions and to maximize their lifespans and quality of life.

MISSION

The Los Angeles County Commission on HIV focuses on the local HIV/AIDS epidemic and responds to the changing needs of People Living With HIV/AIDS within the communities of Los Angeles County.

The Commission on HIV provides an effective continuum of care that addresses consumer needs in a sensitive prevention and care/treatment model that is culturally and linguistically competent and is inclusive of all Service Planning Areas (SPAs) and Health Districts (HDs).

ANTI-RACISM, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION INITIATIVE

The Commission supports and actively incorporates in its planning, the County’s Anti-Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion Initiatives (ARDII); an initiative that articulates an anti-racist agenda that guides, governs, and increases the County’s ongoing commitment to fighting racism in all its dimensions, especially racism that systemically and systematically affects Black residents.

The Commission welcomes commissioners, guests, and the public into a space where people of all opinions and backgrounds can contribute. We create a safe environment that celebrates differences while striving for consensus and is characterized by consistent, professional, and respectful behavior. Our common enemies are HIV and STDs. We strive to be introspective and understand and clarify our assumptions, while appreciating the complex intersectionality of the lives we live. We challenge ourselves to be self-reflective and committed to an ongoing understanding. Refer to the Commission's Code of Conduct here.

For more information on the County’s ARDII, click here.

To access the Commission’s Statements of Solidarity, click here.