Facente Consulting was hired during the formation of End Hep C SF to provide “backbone support” for this collective impact initiative, assist with strategic planning, and lead research and surveillance activities to monitor progress toward hepatitis C elimination.
Project Descriptions
Collective Impact Backbone Support and Data Analysis to Eliminate Hepatitis C
Planning and Implementation Support to End the HIV Epidemic in California
CDPH Office of AIDS
Facilitation of the Community Advisory Team for RTI International’s Strengthening Syringe Services Project
RTI International
Developing an Equity and Justice Framework for Commercial Tobacco Prevention
California Department of Public Health
Planning and Facilitation of a Summit on the Rural Opioid Crisis
Project Inform
Program Planning for Rafiki Coalition’s UMOJA Health Access Point
Rafiki Coalition for Health & Wellness
Facente Consulting provided program planning, retreat facilitation, and implementation technical assistance to the Rafiki Coalition to launch UMOJA, a Health Access Point funded by the San Francisco Department of Public Health to provide coordinated, wholistic, and Afrocentric services to address the syndemic of HIV, HCV, STIs and related health and social issues within San Francisco’s Black and African American communities,
Support for Strategic Implementation of San Francisco’s Initiative to End Trans Homelessness
San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing
BEAM Staff Retreat
Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM)
Coordination of the 2020 International AIDS Conference
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Theory of Change Development for Harm Reduction Programming
AIDS United
Strategic Planning for Elimination of California’s HIV/HCV/STI Syndemic
CDPH Office of AIDS
Facilitation of the Mayor’s Methamphetamine Task Force
SFDPH Office of Policy and Planning
Facente Consulting facilitated San Francisco’s Methamphetamine Task Force—composed of medical and public health professionals, substance use disorder treatment providers, emergency responders, criminal justice and law enforcement officials, drug policy experts, and people who use or have used methamphetamine—to develop recommendations for improving San Francisco’s approach to methamphetamine use.