Hiv Education and Prevention Project of Alameda County

“Form 990 emailed to Board of Directors before filing.”

“Potential conflicts of interest are discussed at board meetings.”

“A salary marketing analysis was done by the board chair.”

“Documents are available upon request.”

“The Organization received noncash contributions of donated services in the amount of $12,980. As per reporting instructions,we have not reported this amount on lines 1f and 1g. We have reported the amount in Schedule D, Part XI,line 2b and in Part XII, line 2a.”

“Prevention and Harm Reduction Serives (PHRS) - HEPPAC has increased prevention and harm reduction services (PHRS) by enhancing pre-existing integrated syringe service programs in clinical and non-clinical settings. HEPPAC hired more Full time staff to offer direct services which resulted in more participant utilization during fixed and mobile service sites.Drop In Center hours were increased to five days per week. Funding enhanced organization growth including structure and program delivery across four of HEPPACs newly formed portfolios.Punks With Lunch (PWL) not only launched a Community Drug Checking Program but served over 10,000 people without missing a single day of scheduled service. PWL distributed at least 10,000 doses of naloxone and the community reported over 800 overdose reversals as a result. National Black Harm Reduction Network (NBHRN) secured their incorporation Delaware, filed for 501c3 status, and raised over $355,000 in additional funding to power their mission forward. NBHRN expanded their digital presence through a new website, bi-monthly newsletter,and social media channels, while simultaneously developing a workforce development program and establishing and strengthening strategic partnerships with key organizations in the field.”

“This Program has been ceased to conduct-HEPPAC HAS BEEN FUNDED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO INCREASE OVERDOSE PREVENTIONACTIVITIES BY PROVIDING LOW BARRIER DRUG CHECKING USING THE FTIR MACHINE WHICH CANIDENTIFY TRACE AMOUNTS OF FOREIGN SUBSTANCES SUCH AS FENTANYLY IN THE UNREGULATEDDRUG SUPPLY. DOING THIS HAS INCREASED THE AUTONOMY OF PERSONS WHO USE DRUGS (PWUDS)TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING IN THEIR BODIES AND MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS TO PREVENT FATALOPIOID OVERDOSE.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Prevention and Harm Reduction Serives (PHRS) - HEPPAC has increased prevention and harm reduction services (PHRS) by enhancing pre-existing integrated syringe service programs in clinical and non-clinical settings.HEPPAC hired more Full time staff to offer direct services which resulted in more participant utilization during fixed and mobile service sites.Drop In Center hours were increased to five days per week. Funding enhanced organization growth including structure and program delivery across four of HEPPACs newly formed portfolios. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: East Bay MAT Expansion (EBME) - Overdose to Action (OD2A) and Prop 47 Contracts have allowed HEPPAC to increase its reach to People Who Use Drugs (PWUD) in having equitable entry points to engage with Substance Use Navigators (SUNS) wanting to access Substance Use Disorder (SUD) for Opiod Use Disorder (OUD) and Stimulant Use Disorder (StUD) treatment. This reinforced and built relationships with the criminal justice re-entry system to increase recently released persons' access to Medication Assistance Treatment (MAT) in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.”