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May 6, 2020

Emergency Response to COVID Must Include Behavioral Health

What happens when Californians living with mental illness and substance use disorders (SUDs) are unable to receive the care they need? Historically, many end up in jails and Emergency Departments or living on the street. Before COVID-19, this was an inadequate solution, one that community safety net providers worked hard to remedy. Now, the need […]

May 5, 2020

PRC Appoints Christopher Brown as Chief of Policy

PRC announced the hiring of Christopher Brown to the newly created position of chief of policy. PRC hired Brown to oversee the organization’s public policy and government affairs functions. His professional background encompasses nearly two decades serving at the intersection of policy, politics, community affairs, and the business community.

“We’re so excited to have Chris join our team. His expertise in aligning corporate, government and community priorities will help us further our mission of helping clients achieve their full potential,” said Andrews.

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May 5, 2020

April 2020 Frontline Newsletter

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Resilience 💛, AIDS Walk SF, 🙌 Community & What’s Next: Frontline e-News Spring 2020

Close up handshake with homeless man on walking street.

April 30, 2020

A new job and new hope: Henry’s Resilience

A sense of momentum was hard to hold onto with the COVID-19 pandemic unfurling around him. Not only did Henry lose his income as a driver for Lyft, but his sense of well-being and a promising future—like all of us struggling to stay positive and focused during the changed circumstances of this public health emergency—disappeared. I […]

April 22, 2020

PRC and AIDS Walk San Francisco Foundation Announce AIDS Walk SF 2020 as a Virtual Event on July 19

(April 22, 2020) Changing this popular annual fundraiser into an interactive, live streaming event is in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic.

“The decision to reconstruct one of San Francisco’s most beloved events into a virtual one wasn’t easy to make,” said Brett Andrews, CEO of PRC. “The goals of AWSF 2020 are to raise awareness and funds that support HIV care and prevention services, as well as mental health, substance use, housing and other important social programs. Stemming from all the uncertainty surrounding the current healthcare crisis, we collectively decided to bring everyone together virtually this year. We’re excited to roll up our sleeves to create a new vision for the Bay Area’s largest single-day AIDS-related fundraiser.”

Announcing a Reimagined Virtual AWSF 2020