San Francisco budget committee restores $750,036 for HIV and health access points
Issue
In late June 2026, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors budget committee restored a proposed $750,036 cut to health access points, as the Bay Area Reporter reported. Affected programs include TransThrive at San Francisco Community Health Center, and the full board votes July 21 and 28, before the August 1 deadline.
Other parts of the mayor's proposed 6.6% cut remain.
Key points
- The committee restored the $750,036 health access points line, a targeted HIV services reversal within the 6.6% across-the-board cut.
- Final full-Board votes are July 21 and 28; DPH's clinic consolidations proceed on a separate track regardless.
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FQHC Talent. (2026, June 26). San Francisco budget committee restores $750,036 for HIV and health access points. Source: Bay Area Reporter. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/sf-supervisors-restore-hiv-health-access-funding-june-2026