St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco (SVDP-SF) provides life-saving services for adults experiencing homelessness. The Society operates two full-service shelters that offer refuge, safety and the opportunity to make positive steps towards self-sufficiency.

We shine a light on poverty and injustice in San Francisco. The Coalition on Homelessness organizes homeless people and front line service providers to create permanent solutions to homelessness, while working to protect the human rights of those forced to remain on the streets.

Our advocacy efforts use proven, evidence based messaging to show that all SF residents have a connection to, and stake in, the homelessness crisis; how public policies impact homelessness and poverty; and also to explain the collective economic & …

Community Forward SF is a collection of vital programs that ensures our neighbors experiencing homelessness have effective services designed for their unique needs. Whether one needs housing, medical shelter, a safe place to become sober, or calm in the face of domestic violence - we care for those most vulnerable in our community.

Compass has the most robust continuum of services for homeless families in San Francisco: delivering shelter, mental health services, childcare, early childhood education, supportive housing, workforce development, and aftercare.

INTERIM HOUSING (SHELTER) FOR ADULTS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS. For 41 years, Episcopal Community Services has functioned as a lifeline that has stood steadfast at the intersection of housing insecurity and emergency homelessness response.

Larkin Street is San Francisco’s largest non-profit provider of housing for young people experiencing homelessness, providing more than 115,000 bed-nights of emergency and supportive housing each year.

HPP’s Housing Assistance Program helps homeless and low-income families in securing and maintaining stable housing. Program services include housing search and placement, financial assistance with move-in costs, lifting barriers to obtaining housing, budget counseling and short-term rental subsidies.

San Francisco has one of the largest populations of unsheltered residents nationwide. High costs, complicated entitlement processes, and financing constraints result in an insufficient and too-slow delivery of new housing for individuals exiting homelessness.

Dec 8, 2024 · At The Crossroads reaches out to homeless youth and young adults at their point of need, and works with them to build healthy and fulfilling lives. By bringing our services directly onto the streets, we cultivate long-term, unconditional relationships with young people who would otherwise be disconnected from consistent support.

Each year 5,000 people are building income, getting healthy, and staying housed. With a combined 115-year history of service, the new PRC is deeply rooted in the San Francisco community, fighting for social and economic justice for low-income and disabled populations.

Miracle Messages is an award-winning 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization that helps people experiencing homelessness rebuild their social support systems and financial security, primarily through family reunifications, a phone buddy program, and guaranteed income pilots.

HCN’s Early Childhood Mental Health Consultants work directly with the staff of agencies in San Francisco that serve homeless and at-risk children ages 0-5, including Early Education Centers, Family Resource Centers, Shelters, the San Francisco Unified School District, and Family Childcare Centers.

Street Outreach Services (SOS) is the mobile outreach component of SFCCC’s Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program. Since 1988, SOS has provided high-quality, nonjudgmental health services directly to unhoused people in places where they live and congregate.

There’s a San Francisco garden growing more than just produce. In a city plagued by homelessness, the Farming Hope Initiative offers urban farming and cooking training to those without a place to live.

Holy Family Day Home is a home-away-from-home for the children of working families in the Bay Area. We provide subsidized childcare and preschool year-round at our historic Mission District location.

Thirteen (13) programs in San Francisco, California provide a variety of services, including stable housing, case management, resource and referral, and community activities to formerly homeless, low-income families, and disabled adults.

Abode Services' mission is to end homelessness by assisting low-income, un-housed people, including those with special needs, to secure stable, supportive housing and to be advocates for the removal of the causes of homelessness.

Brilliant Corners creates and provides cost-effective, individualized housing planning and housing case management services to Regional Center persons served, families, people with other disabilities, and homeless veterans.

We serve veterans, homeless transitioning to housing, domestic violence victims, foster children aging out, refugees, victims of fire and flooding and low-income earning families.