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1 Repairing HIV service cascades that leak: A trans led organization taking the lead
JoAnne Keatley, MSW Founder, CoE for Transgender Health Co-Chair IRGT: A Global Network of Trans Women and HIV © University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health

2 Our mission is to increase access to comprehensive, effective, and affirming healthcare services for trans and gender-variant communities. Current Programs: CDC- National Capacity Building and Technical Assistance Provider UCSF Trans Clinical Services HRSA-SPNS TETAC + 9 demonstrations sites NIH and CHRP Research & Intervention Development

3 Average HIV Prevalence Among Trans Women by Region
S.L. Reisner et.al. Lancet 2016 © University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health

4 Transgender Social Determinants of Health
Our health starts where we live, learn, work and play… -Jane Isaacs Lowe, Ph.D., Vulnerable Populations Portfolio, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation HIV Housing Employment Violence Mental Health Incarceration Education Discrimination Social Support Substance Use Stigma Medical transition Abuse Care Self harm Trauma Poverty Multilayered Complex Social Systemic Poor Health Outcomes

5 TETAC (TWOC) HRSA Special Project of National Significance (SPNS)
Enhancing Engagement and Retention in Quality HIV Care for Transgender Women of Color Nine demonstration sites © University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health

6 Demographics Race Frequency % of N=756 White 119 (15.7%)
Black/ African American 372 (49.2%) American Indian or Alaska Native 22 (2.9%) Asian, Pacific Islander categories combined 30 (4.0%) ‘Additional’ (unlisted) 60 (7.9%) Mixed Race 36 (4.8%) Don’t Know/ Declined 118 (15.6%)

7 Demonstration Sites © University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health

8 Demonstration Site Intervention Components
© University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health

9 TETAC Project Data Sources
Client Survey Medical Chart Intervention Exposure Costing Qualitative Interviews © University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health

10 TETAC: Next Steps 2016 2017 Qualitative data collection extended
Baseline enrollment ends Aug, 2016 2017 All data collection ends by Aug, 2017 Analysis, publication & dissemination © University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health

11 www.transhealth.ucsf.edu www.facebook.com/transhealth
© University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health

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