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Day Care Center Enrollment
enroll@wuyee.org

Help Finding Child Care
randr@wuyee.org
or 844-644-4300

Joy Lok Family Resource Center
joylokfrc@wuyee.org
or 415-391-4890

Family Child Care Educator Services
providerservices@wuyee.org

Other Inquiries
415-677-0100

Find Child Care

Wu Yee Centers

Family Child Care Homes

Home Visiting Services

Child Care Resource and Referral

Services We Offer

Enroll in Early/Head Start

Child Care Resource and Referral

Child Care Database Search

Joy Lok Family Resource Center

Bayview D10 Hub

Start a Family Child Care Business

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Wu Yee Children's Services is a San Francisco non-profit that serves children and families with children aged 0-5. We provide preschool, child care, resource and referral, and early educator support. Every year, we host our annual Visionary Dinner and invite our supporters to engage with us and each other as we raise fund for Wu Yee's rich and diverse community. The event is a key fundraiser for our Equity in Education Fund. The Equity in Education Fund helps close the inevitable gaps that result from our mix of public funding and grant structures and helps catch the folks that fall through the cracks.

Threads of Time and Place Visionary Dinner & Piano Benefit

At 5PM, we will begin our Visionary Dinner and Piano Benefit for Sponsors and Host Committee guests only. Featuring a sumptuous dinner by George Chen of 8 Tables and a luxurious piano performance by our very own Two Piano Journey Chris Kuo and his mother Michelle Kuo.

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San Francisco's biggest Head Start and Early Head Start provider, with child care services available in 14 neighborhoods and 5 languages.

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Phone: 415.851.1764

This new hub will complement our existing programming and offer activities for young children and families such as:

Storytime

Percussion Music Classes

Dance Classes

Family Support

and more!

Community Hub Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 9AM – 4PM
Wednesday: 9AM – 4PM
Thursday: 9AM – 4PM
Friday: 9AM – 4PM

The Hub PlayZone Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11AM – 2PM  3PM – 4:30PM
Wednesday: 11AM – 2PM  3PM – 4:30PM
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 11AM – 2PM  3PM – 4:30PM

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Our Bayview D10 Community Hub is a head start facility and offers activities to young children and families.

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445 Church Street, San Francisco, CA 94114

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Office Hours: Mon – Fri 8:30 am – 5pm

Resource and Referral counselors available:
Mon – Thu 8:30am – 4pm; Fri 8:30am – noon
Resource and Referral Line: 415.343.3300

Front Desk: 415.276.2900
Fax: 415.392.2399

Click below to email our staff:

Help with your child care search

Finding care for a child with special needs

Help paying for child care

Support for child care providers

Enroll in the Child Care Food Program

Get involved with Parent Voices

Help registering for a Family/Parent Workshop

Help registering for an Early Educator workshop

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Our Resource and Referral (R&R) Team helps families connect to providers in San Francisco who have experience serving children with disabilities. We serve families with children and young adults ranging from birth to 22 years of age. We serve families of all backgrounds and language capabilities. Placement services are free and confidential.

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2730 Bryant Street 2nd floor, San Francisco, CA

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Felton Institute - Young Family Resource Center

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Hours (Mon-Fri): 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Evening and weekend programming by appointment only

Main Office Phone: (415) 282-1090
Fax: (415) 282-1735

email: familysupport@felton.org

Infant Development/Early Intervention Program (GGRC)
Services Offered at:

Felton Institute’s Family Developmental Center (FDC)
Address: 2730 Bryant Street, 1st Floor, San Francisco, CA 94110
Main Office Phone: (415) 282-1090 ext. 122
Fax: (415) 282-1735

Felton Institute’s Sojourner Truth Center (STC)
Address: 1 Cashmere Street, San Francisco, CA 94124
Main Office Phone: (415) 401-1379

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The Young Family Resource Center (YFRC) is a peer-directed, peer-focused program exclusively designed for teen and young-adult parents and their children.

YFRC serves parents under the age of 24 who are journeying through parenthood with children aged 8 and under. Integrating a youth-development model and peer-to-peer service delivery and wraparound resources, YFRC offers a network of support services that include parenting education, early literacy workshops, father support groups, art classes, child development education, nutrition, and cooking workshops, and more. We've designed our services with young parents in mind, recognizing that their unique needs deserve culturally and linguistically appropriate services.

YFRC's services are FREE. We believe that support shouldn't come with a price tag. Our commitment is to help young families thrive without any financial burden.

Who We Serve

The Young Family Resource Center (YFRC) serves young adult parents under the age of 24 with children aged 8 and under.

Please contact us at: familysupport@felton.org to learn more.

Coordinated Support Services

Information & Referral:
Connect with a Family Support Specialist for referrals to housing assistance programs, family therapy, childcare programs, and all your family's needs.

Case Management:
As a participating family in one of our ECE programs, you can partner with a case manager to set and achieve goals for you and your family (offered in English and Spanish). Connect with your Family Support Specialist for more information.

Family Advocacy:
As a participating family in one of our ECE programs, you can partner with one of our staff to set and achieve goals for your family (offered in English and Spanish)

Child Development Screenings:
ASQ-3 and/or ASQ-SE Drop-in Child Development Screenings are offered on an as-needed basis. Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) screenings and Keys to Interactive Parenting Scales (KIPS) assessments are offered.
You can l earn more about our support services by visiting our center in person (M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM) or emailing us at familysupport@felton.org.

Access Available Onsite Resources

All families connected with one of our Early Care and Education ( ECE ) programs are eligible and have access to all the services offered across our Family Resource Centers.

Felton Institute's Onsite Resources Include:

Weekly Food Pantry "Healthy Families, Healthy Lives": Access to free nutritious food, including fresh fruit, vegetables, grains, protein, and dairy products.

Weekly Diaper and Wipes Bank  : Access to diapers (all sizes) and baby wipes. The diaper bank is open on a weekly basis and during Farmer's market (Tuesday).

Clothing Boutique (as needed): Access to clothing boutique where you will find clothing for children 0-5 years old and adult clothing as needed.

Basic Needs Assistance: Access to learn about and enroll in FES and other public benefits.
You can also l earn more about Felton Institute's onsite resources by visiting our center in person (M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM) or emailing us at familysupport@felton.org.

Resource Center Program Components

PARENT / PEER-TO-PEER SUPPORT GROUPS

Charlas con Cafecito / Spanish support group (Informal)

Coffee Chat / English support group (Informal)

Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)

Parent Support Group: Children with special needs

Parent Support Group: Fatherhood

Parent Support Group: Expressive Arts

PARENT/CHILD INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES

Expressive Arts Series (all ages welcome!)

Infant Massage & Parent Bonding (children 0-18 months)

Parent-Child Playgroup (Play, Learn, Grow)

CURRICULUM-BASED PARENTING CLASSES

Perinatal Supports

Abriendo Puertas / 10-wk Spanish-language parenting class

Partners In Parenting Education (PIPE), 8-week course

WORKSHOPS & EARLY LITERACY ACTIVITIES

Early Literacy & Books

School Readiness

Prenatal Wellness

Health and Wellness

Supporting Children's Social & Emotional Development

Understanding Your Child's IFSP/ IEP Workshops (Spanish/English)

Supporting Children with Special Needs

Supporting Children on the Spectrum (Fall & Spring Session)

Family Economic Success

College & Career Fairs / Workshops

Program descriptions are below. You can also l earn more about our current programming by visiting our center in person (M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM) or emailing us at familysupport@felton.org.

Linkage to Felton Institute Programs

At the Young Family Resources Center (YFRC), we provide access and linkage to additional programs provided by Felton Institute that our families are eligible to participate in.
INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY THERAPY

Felton Institute's Full Circle Family Program (FCFP):
Services are provided to children and families to recover from difficult experiences and create stronger relationships. FCFP helps children improve their behavior, recover from difficult experiences, and create stronger relationships with their families. Referral Form is available on the FCFP page.
CAREER & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Felton Institute's Early Care and Education Realizing Employment and Creating Hope (ECE REACH) program:
In partnership with the Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA), Felton is offering ECE REACH, a workforce development program that offers access to 12 academic ECE units, on-the-job training and mentorship, career readiness, and paid internships. At the completion of the 1-year program, participants are provided with the opportunity to earn an Associate Teacher permit and to be hired as an early childhood educator earning $28 an hour. Open to families enrolled in any Felton ECE or MEDA program.
You can also l earn more about the Felton Institute programs providing resources and services for our families by visiting our center in person (M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM) or emailing us at familysupport@felton.org.

Our Focus

Via a two-generation approach, Felton's YFRC promotes strong families and optimal development for their children by focusing on the Strengthening Families Framework via the Five Protective Factors;

Parental resilience

Increased social connections

Increased knowledge of parenting and child development

Providing concrete support in times of need

Supporting social and emotional competence in young children

🏠 Our Location

Situated in the heart of the Mission District, our services are tailored to provide young families with the support and tools they need to excel.

Our doors are open Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM, to young families across the city. Evening and weekend programming by appointment only.

Our Programing Descriptions

Felton Institute's Young Family Resource Center (YFRC) programming includes:

PARENT / PEER-TO-PEER SUPPORT GROUPS

Charlas con Cafecito (Informal)
Enjoy snacks while connecting to other families onsite. Support group for Spanish-speaking families to network, connect and share resources with one another in our family resource centers.

Coffee Chat (Informal)
Enjoy snacks while connecting to other families onsite. Support group for English-speaking families to network, connect, and share resources with one another in our family resource centers.

Parent Advisory Committee (PAC)
Improve leadership and public speaking skills in a welcoming, safe, mentorship-based space for parents to gather, socialize, and strategize on how to improve and influence our school community.

Parent Support Group: Children with special needs
Support group for parents of children with special needs. It offers the opportunity for parents to discuss issues related to their child's unique disability. Topics are determined through group consensus and may include things such as navigating services, dealing with family stressors, medical and alternative interventions, educational strategies, behavior management, community involvement, social support, etc. We also discuss Felton and community resources, current research, and literature.

Parent Support Group: Fatherhood
A weekly support group for fathers to connect and share resources with one another. Facilitated in both English/Spanish.

Parent Support Group: Expressive Arts
Support group for parents to come together and create a community of support while creating arts and crafts.

PARENT/CHILD INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES

Expressive Arts
This series offers creative art projects for families and children to connect, engage, and come together. All ages welcome!

Infant Massage & Parent Bonding (children 0-18 months)
A 5-week series designed to teach parents the basics of infant massage. Participants will learn and practice strokes to bond with and soothe their infants.

Parent-Child Playgroup (Play, Learn, Grow)
An interactive playgroup for children 0-2 years old and their caregivers to bond and meet other families through music, singing, and play.

CURRICULUM-BASED PARENTING CLASSES

Perinatal Supports
8-week, InJoy Health Education curricula: this class provides pregnant or young women with a child under one year of age with childbirth education, child development, and parenting support.

Abriendo Puertas ("Opening Doors")
A 10-week, evidence-based parenting and leadership class for Latino parents of children aged 0-5 years old. Learn the power of positive parenting, parent-child relationships, and attachment. Classes are offered in Spanish.

Partners In Parenting Education (PIPE)
An interactive 8-week course on brain development, attachment, and early learning for parents and their children (0-2 years) to learn together through music, movement, and semi-structured activities.

WORKSHOPS & EARLY LITERACY ACTIVITIES

Workshop: Early Literacy & Books
Provided in partnership with the San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) and Tandem®, these workshops help young children build early literacy skills through singing, talking, and reading together.

Workshop: School Readiness
Provided in partnership with Parents for Public Schools (PPSSF) and the San Francisco Unified School District (SF USD), these workshops focus on learning how to navigate the school enrollment process and preparing children for kindergarten.

Workshop: Prenatal Wellness
Our monthly workshop series for expectant parents and parents of children aged 0-5 offers topics including Infant CPR and First Aid, and Emergency Preparedness (Fire & Earthquake).

Workshop: Health and Wellness
These sessions focus on health and wellness for families with young children (including oral health, health & safety, mental health, nutrition, and physical education).

Workshop: Supporting Children's Social & Emotional Development
These sessions focus on providing parents with information on topics such as social skills, the importance of meeting social-emotional and developmental needs, and strategies to make sure that their child's needs are being met.

Early Intervention Workshops: Understanding Your Child's IFSP/ IEP (Spanish/English)
These sessions provide helpful tips on understanding your rights as a parent.

Topics Include:

Overview of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) services

An introduction to the Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) / Individualized Education Program (IEP) process: what is involved, who attends, the IFSP/IEP documents, deciding your child's placement, participating in IFSP/IEP meetings, transitioning from IFSP to IEP.

Workshop: Supporting Children with Special Needs
These sessions provide information on topics such as social skills, sensory integration strategies, communication development, intensive behavioral supports, and more.

Workshop: Supporting Children on the Spectrum (Fall & Spring Session)
A three-part series offered twice a year, these workshops provide parents and caretakers with a more in-depth look at the multifaceted issues surrounding Autism.

Topics include

Current trends in Autism diagnosis and treatment

Understanding the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) and its use at Felton's Early Autism Program (FEAP) with children on the spectrum

Playtime strategies for children with limited language, skills, and interests

Addressing challenging behaviors.

Workshop: Family Economic Success
Provided in partnership with the Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA) and other city-wide and community organizations, these workshops focus on family financial success and access to resources and opportunities, including access to affordable housing opportunities.
College & Career Fairs / Workshops

College Fairs: Provided in partnership with institutions of higher ed, college fairs provide families an opportunity to visit college campuses, learn about college admissions and enrollment process and timelines, and financial aid and scholarship deadlines.

Career Fairs: Provided in partnership with employers, career fairs provide families an opportunity to take part in a mock interview, attend resume workshops, learn about training and apprenticeship opportunities, meet with employers, and discuss potential job and/or internship opportunities.

Felton Institute's Teenage Pregnancy and Parenting program (TAPP), family support for young parents and their families

CONTACT INFORMATION

Hours (Mon-Fri): 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Evening and weekend programming by appointment only.

Young Family Resource Center (YFRC)
Address: 2730 Bryant Street, 2nd floor, San Francisco, CA 94110
Main Office Phone: (415) 282-1090
Fax: (415) 282-1735
Program Email: FamilySupport@felton.org
For more information, please contact:
Rosaura Diaz, Senior Director, Data and Family Support Services,
Children, Youth, Family and Transitional Age Youth Services (CYFTAY)
Office Phone: (415) 282-1090
Email:  familysupport@felton.org

Chief Operations Officer (COO), Yohana I. Quiróz, Ed.D., Felton Institute
Division Director, Children, Youth, Family and Transitional Age Youth Services (CYFTAY)
Email: yquiroz@felton.org

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Sunset Youth Services

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Safe & Sound

Phone: 415-516-5966

Parent/Child Early Literacy Classes

Triple P Parenting Classes

Grandparents Support Groups

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A member of the Our Family Support Services promote the Sunset Family Resource Center , our Family Support Services help hundreds of families each year, including parents of young people served by the nonprofit as well as teen parents. ​ five protective factors that lay the groundwork for a healthy family life.

Trained and certified through the San Francisco Family Support Network, our healing-centered Family Success Coaches (one of whom speaks Mandarin) meet weekly with families in crisis and help them identify needs, brainstorm options, establish parenting goals, and practice positive parent-child interactions. Our services include referrals, advocacy for children in the public school system and juvenile-justice system, research-based parent education workshops, parenting classes, family-bonding outings, and a weekly food pantry.

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Positive Parenting Classes

SYS also offers Triple P Positive Parenting classes to help parents build relationships with their children and encourage positive behavior. Ranked the #1 parenting program in the world by the United Nations, this evidence-based program is used in 20+ countries, coordinated by our Family Success Coaches, and taught by Executive Director Dawn Stueckle twice per year.

What Parents Are Saying

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"My son got a great report card. There was nothing but good words and praise in this meeting. His teacher was like,'Oh, Erin, all your effort and support has really shown this quarter.' Triple P saved my life." - Erin

"Your Triple P class was thoughtful, educational, eye opening and nurturing, just like the parents we hope to become one day. My kids are still talking about parenting class and how much THEY enjoyed it. The teen panel was a great idea as well, so informative and realistic. Hoping I can implement all that I've learned." - Anna

"Since I took the class, my kids and I have been spending time bonding more than ever. Our relationships and love are now truly unconditional!" - Jaime

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Trained and certified through the San Francisco Family Support Network, our trauma-informed Family Success Coaches meet weekly with families in crisis and help them identify needs, brainstorm options, establish parenting goals, and practice positive parent-child interactions.

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Monday–Friday
9:00am - 5:00pm
Evenings and weekends by appointment

Phone: 415.820.3508
Email: liz@somacc.org

Services are offered at the FRC and at our satellite sites at the Judith Baker Child Development Center (685 Natoma Street), Bill Sorro Community (1009 Howard Street), and Natalie Gubb Commons (255 Fremont/280 Beale), as well as other locations in the community convenient to families. Meals and child watch are provided at all FRC activities.

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Provided in partnership with Parents for Public Schools and the San Francisco Unified School District, these workshops focus on navigating the school enrollment process and preparing children for kindergarten.
Prenatal Wellness Workshops
Monthly workshop series for expectant parents and parents of infants, offering topics including Infant CPR and First Aid, Emergency Preparedness, and Infant/Toddler Oral Health.
Health and Wellness Workshops
Sessions focus on health and wellness for families with young children (including oral health, nutrition, and physical education).
Family Economic Success Workshops
Provided in partnership with city-wide and community organizations, these workshops focus on family financial success and access to resources and opportunities.
Early Literacy Workshops
Provided in partnership with the San Francisco Public Library, these workshops help young children build early literacy skills through singing, talking, and reading together.

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Drop in Hours
Tuesday 2:00pm-4:50pm
Wednesday 2:00pm- 4:50pm
Thursday 10:00am-2:00pm

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Parent Support: 415-441-KIDS (5437) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

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Due to unforeseen building repairs, we will temporarily move our in person services to our Bayview Office.

3450 3rd Street
Building #2
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FAX: (415) 981-1962

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Phone: 415 391 4890

Email: joylokfrc@wuyee.org

Monday: 9AM – 5PM
Tuesday: 9AM – 12:30PM
Wednesday: 9AM – 5PM
Thursday: 9AM – 5PM
Friday: 9AM – 5PM

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Drop-In Hours/Horarios de atención sin cita previa:

Monday/Lunes

9:15 – 11:15 AM

1:15 – 3:15 PM

Friday/Viernes

9:15 – 11:15 AM

1:00 – 2:30 PM

Agency Hours/Horario de la agencia

Monday – Thursday/Lunes – Jueves

9:00 – 12:00 PM

1:00 – 5:00 PM

Friday/Viernes

9:00 – 12:00 PM

1:00 – 4:00 PM

Please note that we are closed daily from 12:00 – 1:00 pm and every Tuesday 9:00 am – 1:00 pm.

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El Centro Bayview Family Resource Center
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Mondays – Fridays

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Join us for The Week of the Young Child

During the first week of April, Good Sam will host celebrations to highlight the importance of early childhood programs and services. Join us for a series of fun FREE family-friendly events in the Mission & Bayview this month..

Visit Our New Dual Language Preschool!

We are thrilled to announce that this multi-year project to build a new preschool is now complete! The space is a beautiful 6,300 square feet facility with two classrooms, lobby/reception area, staff lounge, outdoor play area, kitchen and offices. This new school will serve 48 low income students and their families through a uniques dual language, two generation curriculum. Come to our Open House on April 22 from 10:30am-12:30pm. Meet other families and bring your children to play!

They are our future!

We believe that children are our future. For 128 years, we have provided immigrants, children, families and seniors with opportunities to prosper and build a better future. This year, thousands of people came to us to build knowledge, skills and confidence. From free preschool to ESL classes, we stand with our community when life gets tumultuous. We invest in our children and families, we make sure that our community has a chance to succeed. We invite you to read about the highlights from this past year and to remember: This is what it looks like to invest in our collective future.

Oscar Is Going to College!

Raised in the Mission, Oscar wasn't always sure college was in his future. Good Samaritan's after school programs helped him successfully get into Archbishop Riordan High School. Today, he's a senior learning engineering and plays in the Chess club.

"I needed someplace after school that was safe," says mom Liz. "Good Samaritan would pick him up from school while I was at work. He got help with his homework and learned to play Chess. Look at him now, he's going places."

This year, Oscar worked hard to apply to 10 colleges. He flew out to Amherst College in Massachusetts (a college with a 7% acceptance rate) and knew instantly it was the right fit for him. Last December, he got the offer he was waiting for. He'll be attending Amherst College in the fall of 2023 on a partial scholarship. As he finishes up his senior year, Oscar is giving back to Good Samaritan by returning to where he started. He's teaching a new generation of students how to play chess.

Bilingual Education Connects Kids To Their Heritage!
Aurelia's mom was worried during the pandemic when her daughter's language and social skills were falling behind. She had trouble making friends when she first started at our Childhood Development Center.

With the help of her teachers, she started thriving. Her mom Rosaura feels fortunate that her child has access to a free and high quality preschool.

"I love how the teachers engage with their students both in English and in Spanish," she says.

Today, Aurelia continues to develop new friendships while learning both English and Spanish. She's getting ready for kindergarten while staying connected to her community and culture.

A Safe Place to Live!
Roccio remembers the day she found out she won the lottery: it was March 17, 2022. Her family would finally have a safe place to live. San Francisco's housing crisis makes it nearly impossible for families who work in low-wage jobs to find a place to live. Applying for affordable housing units in San Francisco is not easy. There aren't enough units, and the paperwork is intense. Roccio was determined.The living conditions around her previous apartment weren't safe for her little girls, Alena and Victoria. They spent much of their time indoors, as there wasn't a place outside for them to run and play.

Roccio and her husband worked with a Promotora to apply for the city's lottery. It took weeks to fill out the forms and assemble financial information. Then, they waited. Her husband continued working at his two jobs, while Roccio took care of the children and worked on her English fluency in ESL classes. Nearly a year later, the phone rang: they got the apartment on Bryant Street. They needed to pull together a deposit of $1,000, and fast. Because of donors like you, Good Samaritan was able to provide them with a deposit to sign their new lease. In April of 2022, they moved into a brand new apartment and baby Sophia was born 14 days later. There's a rooftop garden where the kids can run and play. There are even co-working spaces and a gym to stay healthy.

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open 9-5:30 PM

info@glide.org

What we offer:
Information & Referral
Parenting Classes & Support Groups
Perinatal Services & Support
Parent/Guardian Support Groups
Child Development Workshops
Parent/Guardian & Child Play Groups
Family Clothing
Family Food Pantry & Diaper Distribution
Emergency Diapers & Food for Families

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Join us for our new weekly meditation class! Develop a positive practice to support your mental health and well-being. Guided in English and Spanish. Childcare provided and free to attend. Classes will be led by Morgan Norvell, owner and founder of Budding Lotus Meditation and skilled holistic meditation coach

Language: English and Spanish
When: Fridays, 10/13 - 11/17, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Where: Family Connections · Portola
Contact: Tina, ttam@fccenters.org

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2565 San Bruno Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94134

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415.715.6746
Open 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

o connect with our program teams, please email:
• Family Support: family_support@fccenters.org
• Early Childhood Education / Pre-K: ECE@fccenters.org
• School-age / K-5 Programs: HWClub@fccenters.org

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Join us for our new weekly meditation class! Develop a positive practice to support your mental health and well-being. Guided in English and Spanish. Childcare provided and free to attend. Classes will be led by Morgan Norvell, owner and founder of Budding Lotus Meditation and skilled holistic meditation coach

Language: English and Spanish
When: Fridays, 10/13 - 11/17, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Where: Family Connections · Portola
Contact: Tina, ttam@fccenters.org

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1329 Evans Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94124

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(415) 431-2233
Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm. LTF hub days: Tue & Wed: 10am-4pm

elcentrobvhub@gmail.com

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Strong Families

Stronger Community

From early care & education to healthy aging & disability, MNC has been serving the community with empowering, multi-cultural, multigenerational services for more than 125 years.

Making a difference
together

Thanks to the generosity of our partner donors, MNC continues to expand programming and services in order to better serve the communities around us.

Compassion, Care, and Support

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Mission Neighborhood Centers - San Francisco, CA

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From early care & education to healthy aging & disability, MNC has been serving the community with empowering, multi-cultural, multigenerational services for more than 125 years.

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3801 3rd St suite 610, San Francisco, CA 94124

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Bayview-Hunters Point

TEL: (415) 682-3276

For Intakes and Referrals:

Contact our Intake Department at 844-334-3411. Visit our Intake Page for more information.

Referrals and Intakes are accepted Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

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Edgewood Center for Children and Families

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Edgewood Center for Children and Families - Home

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Edgewood Center for Children and Families works to provide services to youth and families in need of mental and behavioral health support.

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1801 Vicente St, San Francisco, CA 94116

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Edgewood Center for Children and Families

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Edgewood Center for Children and Families

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TEL: (415) 681-3211

info@edgewood.org

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Edgewood Center for Children and Families

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Edgewood Center for Children and Families - Home

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Edgewood Center for Children and Families works to provide services to youth and families in need of mental and behavioral health support.

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37 Grove Street, San Francisco, CA 94102

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(415) 644-0504 phone
(415) 644-0514 fax

info@compass-sf.org

Monday 9 am - 5 pm

Tuesday  9 am - 12 pm

Wednesday  9 am - 5 pm

Thursday  9 am - 5 pm

Friday  9 am - 5 pm

Saturday  CLOSED

Sunday  CLOSED

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Family Homelessness | San Francisco I Compass Family Services

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At Compass Family Services, we're passionate about helping homeless and at-risk families in the San Francisco Bay Area become stably housed, emotionally and physically healthy, and economically self-sufficient.

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TEL: (415) 229-0500

FAX: (415) 647-0740

info@ifrsf.org

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IFR provides community mental health and wellness services for the SF Latino community. We offer family support, early intervention, case management, youth services, & more.

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1426 Fillmore Street suite 303, San Francisco, CA

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Western Addition Family Resource Center - YMCA

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Western Addition Family Resource Center - YMCA

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Western Addition Family Resource Center
415.202.9770

HOURS:
Monday 9am - 12pm & 1pm - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 12pm & 1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm & 1pm - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm & 1pm -7pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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Our comprehensive services are geared to be responsive and flexible enough to address each family's unique needs. We work collaboratively with families to create service plans that empower and support families to strengthen social, emotional and physical well-being.

Family Advocacy

Basic Needs Assistance

Individual, Couples and Family Counseling

Parenting Classes and Workshops

Job Readiness Assistance

Parent Leadership Development

Youth Groups

Parent & Child Groups and Activities

Case Management Services

Community Events

Drop-In Services: Emergency Food, Computers & Copier

Information & Referral: Housing Needs, Educational Resources & Legal Resources

Support Groups: Mothers, Fathers, and Grandparents

Weekly Food Distribution on Tuesdays:
The Potrero Hill Family Resource Center weekly pantry is located at 751 Missouri St.
The OMI Family Resource Center weekly pantry is located at 50 Broad St.
These programs serving the community are funded by the City of San Francisco's Department of Disability and Aging Services

SafeStart

SafeStart's mission is to reduce the impact and incidence of childhood and family violence exposure.

Case Management

Shelter and Food Assistance

Understanding Court and Police Cases

Safety Planning for Families and Children

Support Groups

Finding Counseling and Therapy for Children

Assisting families with a child under the age of 6 years old

All services are free, confidential, and offered in English and Spanish.
Contact: Hellen Rios at hrios@ymcasf.org and Alicia Ruano at axruano@ymcasf.org

Safestart Informational Flyer: English Flyer | Spanish Flyer

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Our comprehensive services are geared to be responsive and flexible enough to address each family's unique needs. We work collaboratively with families to create service plans that empower and support families to strengthen social, emotional and physical well-being.

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Potrero Hill Family Resource Center 2 - YMCA

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Potrero Hill Family Resource Center 2 - YMCA

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Potrero Hill Family Resource Center II

415. 590.2157

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday  9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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Our comprehensive services are geared to be responsive and flexible enough to address each family's unique needs. We work collaboratively with families to create service plans that empower and support families to strengthen social, emotional and physical well-being.

Family Advocacy

Basic Needs Assistance

Individual, Couples and Family Counseling

Parenting Classes and Workshops

Job Readiness Assistance

Parent Leadership Development

Youth Groups

Parent & Child Groups and Activities

Case Management Services

Community Events

Drop-In Services: Emergency Food, Computers & Copier

Information & Referral: Housing Needs, Educational Resources & Legal Resources

Support Groups: Mothers, Fathers, and Grandparents

Weekly Food Distribution on Tuesdays:
The Potrero Hill Family Resource Center weekly pantry is located at 751 Missouri St.
The OMI Family Resource Center weekly pantry is located at 50 Broad St.
These programs serving the community are funded by the City of San Francisco's Department of Disability and Aging Services

SafeStart

SafeStart's mission is to reduce the impact and incidence of childhood and family violence exposure.

Case Management

Shelter and Food Assistance

Understanding Court and Police Cases

Safety Planning for Families and Children

Support Groups

Finding Counseling and Therapy for Children

Assisting families with a child under the age of 6 years old

All services are free, confidential, and offered in English and Spanish.
Contact: Hellen Rios at hrios@ymcasf.org and Alicia Ruano at axruano@ymcasf.org

Safestart Informational Flyer: English Flyer | Spanish Flyer

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Our comprehensive services are geared to be responsive and flexible enough to address each family's unique needs. We work collaboratively with families to create service plans that empower and support families to strengthen social, emotional and physical well-being.

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Potrero Hill Family Resource Center - YMCA

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Potrero Hill Family Resource Center - YMCA

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Potrero Hill Family Resource Center
415.795.3591

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday  9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday CLOSED - Open at Missouri

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Our comprehensive services are geared to be responsive and flexible enough to address each family's unique needs. We work collaboratively with families to create service plans that empower and support families to strengthen social, emotional and physical well-being.

Family Advocacy

Basic Needs Assistance

Individual, Couples and Family Counseling

Parenting Classes and Workshops

Job Readiness Assistance

Parent Leadership Development

Youth Groups

Parent & Child Groups and Activities

Case Management Services

Community Events

Drop-In Services: Emergency Food, Computers & Copier

Information & Referral: Housing Needs, Educational Resources & Legal Resources

Support Groups: Mothers, Fathers, and Grandparents

Weekly Food Distribution on Tuesdays:
The Potrero Hill Family Resource Center weekly pantry is located at 751 Missouri St.
The OMI Family Resource Center weekly pantry is located at 50 Broad St.
These programs serving the community are funded by the City of San Francisco's Department of Disability and Aging Services

SafeStart

SafeStart's mission is to reduce the impact and incidence of childhood and family violence exposure.

Case Management

Shelter and Food Assistance

Understanding Court and Police Cases

Safety Planning for Families and Children

Support Groups

Finding Counseling and Therapy for Children

Assisting families with a child under the age of 6 years old

All services are free, confidential, and offered in English and Spanish.
Contact: Hellen Rios at hrios@ymcasf.org and Alicia Ruano at axruano@ymcasf.org

Safestart Informational Flyer: English Flyer | Spanish Flyer

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Our comprehensive services are geared to be responsive and flexible enough to address each family's unique needs. We work collaboratively with families to create service plans that empower and support families to strengthen social, emotional and physical well-being.

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OMI (Oceanview, Merced, Ingleside) Family Resource Center
156 Broad Street, San Francisco
415.406.1370

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday CLOSED
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am -7pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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The OMI Family Resource Center's mission is to empower families living in the Oceanview, Merced and Ingleside neighborhoods through services aimed at strengthening relationships, building community, and fostering healthy lifestyles. We have been a program of the Urban Services YMCA since August 2003, and have established a strong community presence that has translated into the following services:

Information and Referrals

Case Management

Triple P and 1-2-3 Magic Parenting classes

Support Groups

Educational workshops

Light meals and Child Watch with program participation

Volunteer opportunities

Community Events

Basic needs assistance (Emergency Food Bags, Tokens, and Food Pantry registration)

Drop-In Services (Fax, Copy, and Computer access)

Weekly Food Pantry

Monthly family Dinner and a Movie nights

Service Connector Program (job assistance and linkage to educational and employment resources)

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The OMI Family Resource Center's mission is to empower families living in the Oceanview, Merced and Ingleside neighborhoods through services aimed at strengthening relationships, building community, and fostering healthy lifestyles.

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1601 Lane Street, San Francisco, CA 94124

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Bayview Hunters Point YMCA

1601 Lane Street

San Francisco, CA 94124

PHONE:  (415) 822-7728

FAX:  (415) 822-7769

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® For Healthy Living For Social Responsibility

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10 Nottingham Pl, San Francisco, CA 94133

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Address: 10 Nottingham Pl, San Francisco, CA 94133

Phone no: 415.617.0061

Email : info@apafss.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9 am to 5 pm

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Visitacion Valley Community Center, Raymond Avenue, San Francisco, CA

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Visitacion Valley

Phone no: 415.617.0061

Email : info@apafss.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9 am to 5 pm

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292 Ocean Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94112

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APA - Asian and Pacific Islander Family Resources Network

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APA - Asian and Pacific Islander Family Resources Network

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Excelsior

Phone no: 415.617.0061

Email : info@apafss.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9 am to 5 pm

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Asian and Pacific Islander Family Resources Network (APIFRN) is a collaboration of 20+ agencies providing family support services to Asian and Pacific Islander (API) families in the City and County of San Francisco. A project of APA Family Support Services (formerly Asian Perinatal Advocates), APIFRN offers comprehensive care and support services for API families with children, ages 0-18 years old.

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855 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA 94108

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At Chinatown YMCA

Phone no: 415.617.0061

Email : info@apafss.org

Hours: Monday - Friday, 9 am to 5 pm

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65 Beverly St
San Francisco, CA 94132

Tel (電話):
415-221-5783

Fax (傳真):
415-221-1588

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Gum Moon Women's Residence - Richmond District

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Gum Moon Women's Residence - Richmond District

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2327 Clement St
San Francisco, CA 94121

Tel (電話):
415-221-5783

Fax (傳真):
415-221-1588

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"Women Making a Difference"

Gum Moon Women's Residence/Asian Women's Resource Center is delighted to have hosted our 2023 Annual Fundraising Gala, on Saturday, September 16th, 2023.

Our gala was a resounding success, made possible by the presence of esteemed dignitaries, awe-inspiring performers, and the unwavering support of our generous donors and dedicated supporters. It was an afternoon filled with inspiration, compassion, and a shared commitment to our mission.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who joined us in this celebration of hope and empowerment. Your contributions will have a lasting impact on the lives of women and families in transition, helping us provide a safe sanctuary and life-enriching programs. Together, we are truly making a difference. Thank you for standing with us and for believing in a brighter future for all.

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Gum Moon Women's Residence & the Asian Women's Resource Center address the unmet needs of women & families in transition by providing a safe sanctuary to live in and enrichment programs that help develop life skills.

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Gum Moon Residence Hall, Washington Street, San Francisco, CA

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"Women Making a Difference"

Gum Moon Women's Residence/Asian Women's Resource Center is delighted to have hosted our 2023 Annual Fundraising Gala, on Saturday, September 16th, 2023.

Our gala was a resounding success, made possible by the presence of esteemed dignitaries, awe-inspiring performers, and the unwavering support of our generous donors and dedicated supporters. It was an afternoon filled with inspiration, compassion, and a shared commitment to our mission.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who joined us in this celebration of hope and empowerment. Your contributions will have a lasting impact on the lives of women and families in transition, helping us provide a safe sanctuary and life-enriching programs. Together, we are truly making a difference. Thank you for standing with us and for believing in a brighter future for all.

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Gum Moon Women's Residence & the Asian Women's Resource Center address the unmet needs of women & families in transition by providing a safe sanctuary to live in and enrichment programs that help develop life skills.

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Call the Warmline
(415) 920–5040

Stop by and see us

Office: (415) 282–7494 Appointments recommended
Fax: (415) 349–5194

Provider Request Form for Training and Coaching:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSePBEf9Pq9WMwEz-EeK0JrXiR0hMz1jRp4fVcT960nILQPSCA/viewform

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We help Bay Area parents of children with disabilities access free resources, support, and guidance. Visit us today in our San Francisco office.