@SF_HSH

Official account of the City and County of San Francisco's Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing. Follow us on Bluesky https://xitter.cf/t.co/yyqtWWZAk4!

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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
SF Department of Children, Youth & Their Families@SF_DCYF20h
We have released two new funding opportunities: • 2027 Our415 RFP: Up to $400K/year for web development and data verification • Student Success Fund Technical Assistance RFP: Up to $3.7M/year for school support services Details: sf.gov/dcyf-funding-opportun…
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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉
@DanielLurie23h
El Niño is expected to bring storms, flooding, and high tides to San Francisco. We are taking these forecasts seriously, and we want our city and our residents to be ready. That is why I declared a local emergency to give our city departments the resources and flexibility they need to prepare before the worst of the weather arrives and keep San Franciscans safe throughout the season. This emergency declaration will allow city departments to move faster to get the equipment and services they need. It will cut through the usual red tape so departments that manage our critical infrastructure can take action quickly.  Here is how YOU can do your part to prepare: ➡️Sign up for AlertSF by texting your ZIP code to 888-777 or visiting sf.gov/alerts ➡️ Keep flashlights, fresh batteries, and essential supplies where you can access them quickly. ➡️ Avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain and strong winds. ➡️Never drive through flooded streets and stay away from flooded areas and downed power lines. ➡️ Report clogged drains, flooding, sewer backups, and downed tree limbs by calling 311. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies.  ➡️Check in on your neighbors, especially those who may need extra help. We will continue preparing across city departments, and we need every San Franciscan to be ready for severe weather. Public Works will also offer San Francisco residents and businesses up to 10 free sandbags per address year-round, with Sandbag Saturday events in the Marina, Mission, Lakeshore, and other areas planned for November. Check sfpublicworks.org/sandbags for more information.
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This #DVAM, we're highlighting Asian Women's Shelter, an HSH Access Point partner helping survivors of violence access housing assistance and resources while prioritizing privacy and safety. Learn more: sf.gov/information--asian-wo…
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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
Mayor’s Office of Housing & Community Development@sfmohcdOct 23
San Francisco renters don’t have to face housing challenges alone. Community-based tenant counselors are available to help you understand your rights, navigate notices, and get answers early on. Visit sf.gov/tenant-and-landlord-r… to find local housing counselors near you.
Graphic titled "SF Renter Resources - Get expert guidance" featuring the MOHCD logo. The text explains that community-based tenant counselors are available to help renters understand their rights, navigate notices, and get answers early on.

ALT Graphic titled "SF Renter Resources - Get expert guidance" featuring the MOHCD logo. The text explains that community-based tenant counselors are available to help renters understand their rights, navigate notices, and get answers early on.

Graphic with the text: "Whether you live in a rent-controlled unit, a newer market-rate apartment, subsidized housing, or an SRO – SF renters don’t have to face housing challenges alone."

ALT Graphic with the text: "Whether you live in a rent-controlled unit, a newer market-rate apartment, subsidized housing, or an SRO – SF renters don’t have to face housing challenges alone."

Graphic titled "Connect to care. Text explains that confidential, free, or low-cost help is available regardless of income or immigration status for issues like falling behind on rent, unresolved repairs, sudden rent increases, buyout offers, landlord harassment, illegal lockouts, and other tenant-landlord matters.

ALT Graphic titled "Connect to care. Text explains that confidential, free, or low-cost help is available regardless of income or immigration status for issues like falling behind on rent, unresolved repairs, sudden rent increases, buyout offers, landlord harassment, illegal lockouts, and other tenant-landlord matters.

Graphic directing viewers to "https://sf.gov/tenant-and-landlord-resources to connect with local housing counselors and find locations, hours, and multi-language support near them.

ALT Graphic directing viewers to "https://sf.gov/tenant-and-landlord-resources to connect with local housing counselors and find locations, hours, and multi-language support near them.

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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
Mayor’s Office of Housing & Community Development@sfmohcdOct 15
Facing a sudden financial crisis and live in San Francisco? Season of Sharing partners with local service providers to deliver emergency financial assistance for housing or other critical needs. Check your eligibility and find out how to apply at sf.gov/seasonofsharing
SF Renter Resource graphic titled "Relief at the right time" announcing that the Season of Sharing (SoS) Program provides emergency financial assistance to help residents stay in their homes, featuring MOHCD logo.

ALT SF Renter Resource graphic titled "Relief at the right time" announcing that the Season of Sharing (SoS) Program provides emergency financial assistance to help residents stay in their homes, featuring MOHCD logo.

Graphic titled "Types of assistance" displaying a search box listing available aid options, including help with back rent, move-in costs, mortgage payments, furniture costs, medical costs, and past-due utilities.

ALT Graphic titled "Types of assistance" displaying a search box listing available aid options, including help with back rent, move-in costs, mortgage payments, furniture costs, medical costs, and past-due utilities.

Graphic titled "Check your eligibility" listing qualification requirements: San Francisco resident, age 18 or older, household income at or below 50% AMI, financial hardship in the last 6 months, and no SoS funds received in the last 5 years.

ALT Graphic titled "Check your eligibility" listing qualification requirements: San Francisco resident, age 18 or older, household income at or below 50% AMI, financial hardship in the last 6 months, and no SoS funds received in the last 5 years.

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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
SF Department of Children, Youth & Their Families@SF_DCYFOct 16
District 8, you're up! Join the Family Summit on Oct. 17 at Eureka Valley Rec Center. Enjoy a free meal, connect with neighbors, and share ideas to help shape future City programs and services for children, youth, and families. Learn more and register: d8familysummit.eventbrite.co…
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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
SF Department of Children, Youth & Their Families@SF_DCYFOct 6
There’s a lot to talk about when it comes to raising a family in #SanFrancisco! Join the District 9 Mission Family Summit Oct. 8 to share what’s working, what could be better & what families need. Your input will help inform City programs & services: d9familysummit.eventbrite.co…
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Throughout the month, we’ll highlight how Victim Service Providers in partnership with HSH, provide essential Coordinated Entry services focused on the privacy and safety needs of survivors. Learn more: sf.gov/gender-based-violence…
Group in purple scarves beside text: Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

ALT Group in purple scarves beside text: Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

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[Image: Group in purple scarves beside text: Domestic Violence Awareness Month.] #DVAM
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At last week’s Commission meeting, we honored Javarre Wilson, our October LimeLight Honoree! As a Program Manager in Adult Supportive Housing, Javarre brings calm leadership, thoughtful problem-solving, and a collaborative approach to strengthening our programs and services.
Javarre Wilson stands in a City Hall meeting chamber holding his HSH LimeLight recognition certificate and a bouquet of flowers. He is joined by HSH Director Mike Levine on the left and Homelessness Oversight Commission Chair Katie Albright on the right.

ALT Javarre Wilson stands in a City Hall meeting chamber holding his HSH LimeLight recognition certificate and a bouquet of flowers. He is joined by HSH Director Mike Levine on the left and Homelessness Oversight Commission Chair Katie Albright on the right.

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(Image: Javarre Wilson stands in a City Hall meeting chamber holding his HSH LimeLight recognition certificate and a bouquet of flowers. He is joined by HSH Director Mike Levine on the left and Homelessness Oversight Commission Chair Katie Albright on the right.)
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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
SFGovTV@SFGovTVOct 1
Live at 9 am on cable channel 78 is the Homelessness Oversight Commission meeting. Link to today’s agenda [URL] ow.ly/kvKu50ZSjuM. Watch the livestream at [VIDEO] ow.ly/Q2Av50ZSjuN
Key with the letters “HSH” inside circle next to the name of the commission’s department, “Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing”.

ALT Key with the letters “HSH” inside circle next to the name of the commission’s department, “Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing”.

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Thank you to everyone who joined our recent Community Listening Session! Community members, partners and stakeholders shared their perspectives to help inform SF’s Homelessness Response System and upcoming reprocurement.
Community members participating in small-group discussions at an HSH Community Listening Session; attendees gathered for a presentation and group discussion.

ALT Community members participating in small-group discussions at an HSH Community Listening Session; attendees gathered for a presentation and group discussion.

Community members participating in small-group discussions at an HSH Community Listening Session; attendees gathered for a presentation and group discussion.

ALT Community members participating in small-group discussions at an HSH Community Listening Session; attendees gathered for a presentation and group discussion.

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We’ll share a recap of the feedback at tomorrow’s Homelessness Oversight Commission meeting. Tune in at 9 AM: sfgovtv.org/ch2live
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(Images: Community members participating in small-group discussions; attendees gathered for a presentation at an HSH Community Listening Session.)
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Learn more about AB 1556, the law will help San Francisco expand drug-free housing options as part of the city’s homeless and behavioral health response—allowing state funding to support recovery-focused housing for people struggling with addiction. sf.gov/news-mayor-lurie-cele…
Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉
@DanielLurieSep 29
Today, Governor Newsom signed into law two state bills that will help San Francisco tackle homelessness and build more housing.  The first is our drug-free housing bill, which allows cities in California to use state funding for sober, recovery-focused housing. Drug-free housing is an important tool for San Francisco residents working to overcome their addiction and get on a path to stability. Thank you to Assemblymember Haney and the Bay Area Council for their partnership on this.  The second is our workforce housing bill, which will give us a practical way to lower costs and make workforce housing more financially feasible, while maintaining affordability requirements through a three county pilot program. This will help us build more workforce housing for our teachers, nurses, first responders, and other middle class workers. I want to thank Assemblymember Haney for authoring this legislation, as well as Senator Wiener, Senator Arreguín, and City Attorney Chiu for their past work on it.  Thank you to Governor Newsom for signing these bills and being an advocate for the work we’re doing in San Francisco.
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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
SF Department of Children, Youth & Their Families@SF_DCYFSep 22
Join us Thursday, Sept. 24 at the Tenderloin Recreation Center for the District 5 Tenderloin Family Summit! Share a free meal and talk about what children, youth & families need to stay, belong & thrive in SF. Register: D5TLFamilySummit.eventbrite.…
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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
SF Department of Children, Youth & Their Families@SF_DCYFSep 18
Join us tomorrow (9/19) at Gene Friend Rec Center (77 Harriet Street) to share a meal, meet your neighbors & share your stories about what children, youth & families need in order to stay, belong & thrive in #SanFrancisco. Learn more & register here: D6FamilySummit.eventbrite.co…
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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
SF Department of Children, Youth & Their Families@SF_DCYFSep 16
Join us tomorrow (9/17) at THE HUB (Sunnydale Ave Community Center) to share a meal, meet your neighbors & share your stories about what children, youth & families need in order to stay, belong & thrive in #SanFrancisco. Learn more & register here: D10SunnydaleFamilySummit.eve…
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SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing retweeted
City and County of San Francisco
@sfgovSep 15
@sfgov celebrates Latino Heritage Month! We honor our Latino community, whose contributions, from arts and culture to food, entrepreneurship, public service, and community leadership, have shaped San Francisco’s character, history, and identity. ¡San Francisco celebra el Mes de la Herencia Latina! Rendimos homenaje a la comunidad latina de nuestra ciudad, que ha hecho de ella su hogar, y a las generaciones cuyas aportaciones, desde las artes, la cultura, la gastronomía, el espíritu emprendedor, el servicio público y el liderazgo comunitario, han ayudado a forjar su carácter, historia e identidad. ¡Celebremos juntos! 💛
Graphic celebrating Latino Heritage Month on a warm beige background. Orange and blue decorative patterns inspired by Latin American design frame the sides. “Celebrating” arches above a blue dove with an olive branch, with a subtle map of Latin America behind the words “Latino Heritage Month.” The City and County of San Francisco seal appears at the bottom.

ALT Graphic celebrating Latino Heritage Month on a warm beige background. Orange and blue decorative patterns inspired by Latin American design frame the sides. “Celebrating” arches above a blue dove with an olive branch, with a subtle map of Latin America behind the words “Latino Heritage Month.” The City and County of San Francisco seal appears at the bottom.

Gráfica en celebración del Mes de la Herencia Latina sobre un fondo beige cálido. Diseños decorativos en naranja y azul inspirados en motivos latinoamericanos enmarcan los costados. La palabra “Celebrando” aparece sobre una paloma azul con una rama de olivo, y un mapa sutil de América Latina acompaña el texto “Mes de la Herencia Latina.” El sello de la Ciudad y Condado de San Francisco aparece en la parte inferior.

ALT Gráfica en celebración del Mes de la Herencia Latina sobre un fondo beige cálido. Diseños decorativos en naranja y azul inspirados en motivos latinoamericanos enmarcan los costados. La palabra “Celebrando” aparece sobre una paloma azul con una rama de olivo, y un mapa sutil de América Latina acompaña el texto “Mes de la Herencia Latina.” El sello de la Ciudad y Condado de San Francisco aparece en la parte inferior.

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