facility to put them on their own two feet i want to thank so much people that were involved joe and barbara garcia from dpw and so many people a number of national and salvation and nominee and nominee sf and a leader on this issue and the countless families that step forward to tell their stories to open up to the community to not only help them but the next generations that deserve this help not a panacea from mental health in san francisco or anywhere it is but a tool in the toolbox at the city of san francisco but i'll suggest a very important one someone that everyone in the city deserves and looking forward to it being rolled out to thank you. i want to introduce the woman that will be leading the aot program in san francisco for the next few years thank you very much >> i'm aging gel the director the outpatient treatment as supervisor farrell noted a new tool in the tool in the tool belt to hope people san francisco implementation of this lay is unique and includes a goal of maximize missing the perhaps of individuals as well as the adoption of an outpatient team the care team is the direct

. >> reporter: san francisco department of public health chief barbara garcia says the city is working to make sure the drug is taken as prescribed, and that it doesn't lead to other safe sex practices being abandoned. >> we have already started in trying to educate young people, particularly about this. and that's one of the challenges of having even if we had a cure, that would be the same challenge we would have. >> reporter: do you see that happening though? i mean, obviously, if you're having unsafe sex, you're going to be transmitting other sexually-transmitted diseases here. >> and, in fact, we've seen a little bit of a rise in s.t.d. here in san francisco. and we're addressing that as well. >> reporter: it's not clear that an increase in s.t.d.s is related to an increase in the use of truvada. and garcia is committed to the drug regimen being a part of "getting to zero" in san francisco, and believes that the city's approach to ending h.i.v., including the lives and money it will save, will eventually trump any controversy. >> reporter: you can prove to them that you can save m

segment to the nonprofits they're all collaboratively with our city agencies to do better and barbara garcia and i are working diligently with interpreting moreno has has as we introduce trying to figure out the mental health and challenges happen on the streets in the meantime we ought to make sure that the things happening on the streets can be respond to we've done with the 311 app to invite the people the people that walk our streets an ability to communicate request city services that do care and will respond to situations on the street and particularly to people who might be on the street in need of something may not be a 9-1-1 situation i want to distinguish between 9-1-1 and 311 9-1-1 will continue to be the number everybody calls if there are a true emergency if something something is happening whether a public safety issue or health issue but 9-1-1 is where it may not but in your mind someone ought to follow up with something and persons on the streets we don't know all the time whether in immediate need or not but if it appears to someone that someone is in need that they don't lo

member of getting to zero and hiv the research unit in the san francisco district 2 on behalf of barbara garciairector of public health and the cyber come storm i want to talk about the 3 goals of getting to zero the zero inspections and preventable deaths eagle that hiv and discrimination against hiv we have those goals and building we can get there because of tremendous break through these with prevention and attempts by bringing those together we can do that we're launching our 3 spheres initiatives to take advantage of those the first is citywide the preextensive taking a daily pill to prevent new infections and rapid that get people offender the day of diagnose into care with wrap up around comprehensive medical and social services the day same day and retention everyone living with hiv connected with care, he want to say that the way wale get to deter is get everyone to zero we need to reach into our vulnerable communities those who may be suffer from the greatest amount of city hall stigma and barriers to those great break televise in hiv we can get to zero and so i'm here to introduce s

member of getting to zero and hiv the research unit in the san francisco district 2 on behalf of barbara garciar of public health and the cyber come storm i want to talk about the 3 goals of getting to zero the zero inspections and preventable deaths eagle that hiv and discrimination against hiv we have those goals and building we can get there because of tremendous break through these with prevention and attempts by bringing those together we can do that we're launching our 3 spheres initiatives to take advantage of those the first is citywide the preextensive taking a daily pill to prevent new infections and rapid that get people offender the day of diagnose into care with wrap up around comprehensive medical and social services the day same day and retention everyone living with hiv connected with care, he want to say that the way wale get to deter is get everyone to zero we need to reach into our vulnerable communities those who may be suffer from the greatest amount of city hall stigma and barriers to those great break televise in hiv we can get to zero and so i'm here to introduce several

the second point i encourage you to work well with particularly [inaudible] and barbara garcia and directors of city agencies to coordinate changing in street ways as there has been collisions that have occurred because of delayment of it that you had recommended of stop signs and stop lights and encourage you to coordinate that. lastly, i encourage you to really consult with the mtc about closing of market street transit lines because it will effect construction of the transbay terminal and the san trans bus line on second street so you need to consult with those other agencies and the mtc. thank you. >> next speaker, please >> alice beerman followed by bob darkens and rosy gozauly. >> good afternoon mr. beerman >> good afternoon, my name is alice beerman. i think some ofia know me, i am here to represent people with disabilities and asking you to not reroute the bus 33 line. i know you have what on your plate making changes and making sure safety is number 1 like you said earlier so i want to ask you again, please do not reroute the 33. people with disabilities and seniors have to get to t

the second point i encourage you to work well with particularly [inaudible] and barbara garcia and directors of city agencies to coordinate changing in street ways as there has been collisions that have occurred because of delayment of it that you had recommended of stop signs and stop lights and encourage you to coordinate that. lastly, i encourage you to really consult with the mtc about closing of market street transit lines because it will effect construction of the transbay terminal and the san trans bus line on second street so you need to consult with those other agencies and the mtc. thank you. >> next speaker, please >> alice beerman followed by bob darkens and rosy gozauly. >> good afternoon mr. beerman >> good afternoon, my name is alice beerman. i think some ofia know me, i am here to represent people with disabilities and asking you to not reroute the bus 33 line. i know you have what on your plate making changes and making sure safety is number 1 like you said earlier so i want to ask you again, please do not reroute the 33. people with disabilities and seniors have to get to t

member of getting to zero and hiv the research unit in the san francisco district 2 on behalf of barbara garcia the director of public health and the cyber come storm i want to talk about the 3 goals of getting to zero the zero inspections and preventable deaths eagle that hiv and discrimination against hiv we have those goals and building we can get there because of tremendous break through these with prevention and attempts by bringing those together we can do that we're launching our 3 spheres initiatives to take advantage of those the first is citywide the preextensive taking a daily pill to prevent new infections and rapid that get people offender the day of diagnose into care with wrap up around comprehensive medical and social services the day same day and retention everyone living with hiv connected with care, he want to say that the way wale get to deter is get everyone to zero we need to reach into our vulnerable communities those who may be suffer from the greatest amount of city hall stigma and barriers to those great break televise in hiv we can get to zero and so i'm here to intro

the second point i encourage you to work well with particularly [inaudible] and barbara garcia and directors agencies to coordinate changing in street ways as there has been collisions that have occurred because of delayment of it that you had recommended of stop signs and stop lights and encourage you to coordinate that. lastly, i encourage you to really consult with the mtc about closing of market street transit lines because it will effect construction of the transbay terminal and the san trans bus line on second street so you need to consult with those other agencies and the mtc. thank you. >> next speaker, please >> alice beerman followed by bob darkens and rosy gozauly. >> good afternoon mr. beerman >> good afternoon, my name is alice beerman. i think some ofia know me, i am here to represent people with disabilities and asking you to not reroute the bus 33 line. i know you have what on your plate making changes and making sure safety is number 1 like you said earlier so i want to ask you again, please do not reroute the 33. people with disabilities and seniors have to get to the hospi

member of getting to zero and hiv the research unit in the san francisco district 2 on behalf of barbara garcia come storm i want to talk about the 3 goals of getting to zero the zero inspections and preventable deaths eagle that hiv and discrimination against hiv we have those goals and building we can get there because of tremendous break through these with prevention and attempts by bringing those together we can do that we're launching our 3 spheres initiatives to take advantage of those the first is citywide the preextensive taking a daily pill to prevent new infections and rapid that get people offender the day of diagnose into care with wrap up around comprehensive medical and social services the day same day and retention everyone living with hiv connected with care, he want to say that the way wale get to deter is get everyone to zero we need to reach into our vulnerable communities those who may be suffer from the greatest amount of city hall stigma and barriers to those great break televise in hiv we can get to zero and so i'm here to introduce several speakers mr. will talk about ex

member of getting to zero and hiv the research unit in the san francisco district 2 on behalf of barbara garcia the director of public health and the cyber come storm i want to talk about the 3 goals of getting to zero the zero inspections and preventable deaths eagle that hiv and discrimination against hiv we have those goals and building we can get there because of tremendous break through these with prevention and attempts by bringing those together we can do that we're launching our 3 spheres initiatives to take advantage of those the first is citywide the preextensive taking a daily pill to prevent new infections and rapid that get people offender the day of diagnose into care with wrap up around comprehensive medical and social services the day same day and retention everyone living with hiv connected with care, he want to say that the way wale get to deter is get everyone to zero we need to reach into our vulnerable communities those who may be suffer from the greatest amount of city hall stigma and barriers to those great break televise in hiv we can get to zero and so i'm here to intro