the facts about ALRP
ALRP’s mission is to help people with HIV maintain or improve their health by resolving their legal issues. Founded in 1983, ALRP is now in its 37th year of service providing justice from the heart. Here are the facts and figures about ALRP’s work—and why it remains so crucial.
ALRP
| 16— |
Number of ALRP staff members |
| 30— |
Number of ALRP Board members |
| > 700— |
Number of volunteer Panel Attorneys |
| 80,000+— |
Number of cases handled since 1983 |
| 2,653— |
Number of cases handled last year (a record!) |
| 84— |
Percentage of ALRP clients with low incomes |
| 57— |
Percentage of ALRP clients from communities of color |
| 1,804,211– |
2020 ALRP operating budget |
| Nearly $1 million |
Annual dollar value of donated legal services |
| 80— |
Percentage of dollars raised directly supporting ALRP programs (rises to 92% when we include the value of legal services donated by volunteer Panel) |
| 7— |
Number of counties served |
HIV: United States
| 1.1 million— | Number of people living with HIV in U.S. |
| 29— | Percentage of people with HIV not receiving treatment |
HIV: San Francisco
| 23,930— | Number of people living with HIV |
| 1 in 66— | Number of San Francisco residents living with HIV |
| 1 in 4— | Number of gay men in SF living with HIV |
| 19,518— | Number of reported AIDS deaths |
