Our Work
2024 ANNUAL REPORT
Collective Action: Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress
JANUARY-DECEMBER 2024
LOS ANGELES COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE HIV PLAN (2022-2026)
The Los Angeles County Comprehensive HIV Plan (2022-2026) serves as a blueprint for action and community response to achieving optimal health for PLWH and those at risk for disproportionate disease burden.
ASSESSMENT OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE MECHANISM (AAM)
The Assessment of the Efficiency of the Administrative Mechanism (AEAM) aims to identify strengths and areas for improvement within the current administrative mechanisms to ensure the timely and efficient delivery of services to people living with HIV (PLWH) and those at risk.
OUTREACH AND SOCIAL MEDIA TOOL KIT
Black African American Community (BAAC) Task Force
SERVICE STANDARDS
The Standards of Care define minimum level standards of care for people living with HIV/AIDS by service category.
CAUCUSES AND SUBGROUPS
BLACK CAUCUS (fka Black/African American Community [BAAC] Task Force)
- #NBHAAD Infographic: Black Communities Speak: Insights from Our Listening Sessions
- Statement of Unity 11/7/24
- (Event Summary) 10/19/24 Taste of Soul Participation
- (Executive Summary) 10/22/24 Women's Listening Session
- (Executive Summary) 9/26/24 Same Gender Loving Men Listening Session
- (Executive Summary) 8/11/24 Black Immigrant Community Listening Session
- (Executive Summary) 4/26/24 Faith Based Community Listening Session
- (Recommendations) BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY TASK FORCE
AGING CAUCUS (fka Aging Task Force)
(Recommendations) AGING TASK FORCE
Los Angeles County HIV/AIDS Strategy Call to Action
The Los Angeles County HIV/AIDS Strategy (LACHAS) was launched on December 1, 2017. Its goal is to significantly reduce the amount of new HIV infections annually and help bring an end to the HIV epidemic in Los Angeles County once and for all. Read the meeting summaries for community insights and join the movement.
COMMUNITY LISTENING SESSIONS REPORT
Led by the Community Engagement Workgroup, this report details the results of four listening sessions with various target groups in Los Angeles County.