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On May 15, PRC will be celebrating the official opening of their new, integrated service center and community hub where over 90 staff from around the city will now be collocated to provide services that range from mental health counseling, drug rehabilitation, housing support, and job reintegration for over 5,000 people in need every year.
Mayor London Breed will preside over the ribbon cutting ceremony and continue the work of the late Mayor Ed Lee who supported the merger of AIDS Emergency Fund, Positive Resource Center and Baker Places, Inc. into PRC. Creating a more focused and impactful organization where comprehensive services can cost-effectively and efficiently address the issues facing San Francisco’s most marginalized and vulnerable residents is vital to affecting change.

“Providing a continuum of care and resources in one location is an essential part of our efforts to help people exit homelessness and to care for the City’s most vulnerable populations,“ said Mayor London Breed. “We are proud to be partnering with PRC, a leader in the community whose effective, comprehensive wrap-around services continue to make lasting and positive impacts for those most in need.”

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PRC, which elevates the lives of those living with HIV/AIDS, substance use or mental health issues, today announced the hiring of Katherine (Kathy) Bella to the newly created position of chief strategy officer. PRC hired Bella as a part- time strategic consultant in 2015. Her new duties include oversight of the organization’s strategic planning, governance, public/private fundraising and strategic marketing communications efforts. Bella’s professional background includes more than three decades in the nonprofit sector, during which time she supported more than 100 Bay Area organizations. She’s also served on numerous nonprofit boards which focus on health and human services. She reports directly to Brett Andrews, PRC’s chief executive officer.

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PRC, which elevates the lives of those living with HIV/AIDS, substance use or mental health issues, today announced the April 1st opening of its new, 25,000 sq. ft. San Francisco Service Center in the City’s SOMA neighborhood. To celebrate, the organization is launching the “Chair the Love” fundraising campaign to fill the renovated Art Deco building with the furniture it needs to support its 5,000 clients annually. On May 16, PRC will host a special VIP reception for those donating $1,000 and more in anticipation of the opening.

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