South Carolina Hiv Task Force

“Expenses advertising 17 website 20 marketing 2,508 office supplies 920 software 2,975 meals, lodging, transportatio 14,870 mileage 263 training & conferences 2,390 meeting venues 2,756 meeting meals 4,204 d&o insurance 783 bank service charges 427 meals 130 consumer gift gas cards 3,194 membership dues 241 membership scholarships 37 interventions/group 2,528 rounding 2 non-investment depreciation 2,709 total 40,974”

“2017 temporarily restricted grant received in 2016 40,000”

“Microsoft surface pro 4 0 1,412 less accumulated depreciation 0 847 microsoft surface pro 4 (2) 0 1,415 less accumulated depreciation 0 849 l-desk w/ divider 0 1,773 less accumulated depreciation 0 1,013 security deposits 0 2,650 total 0 4,541”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 47 1,123 payroll liabilities 0 1,214”

“Our foremost goal is to advocate for the preservation, expansion and strengthening of hiv prevention, care, treatment, support and education services in south carolina as well as the advancement of civil and human rights for people affected by hiv/aids. We pursue our goals by working on the following objectives: -determine annual policy priorities. -monitoring and influencing public policy concerning persons living with hiv/aids. -develop and implement hiv/aids advocacy strategies. -raise public awareness of hiv/aids issues within south carolina. -inform elected and appointed officials and other key decision makers, the general public, and fellow task force members about needed hiv/aids state policy. -conduct an annual legislative action event at our state capitol. -develop and implement plans to increase task force membership that embraces the diversity within our state and is representative of south carolinians living with hiv/aids.”

“South carolina hiv task force (schtf) serves as the leading organization for mobilizing community members to advocate for hiv related issues in south carolina. Schtf provides advocacy training as well as updates community members on hiv related policies. This is the total of program accomplishments.”