Call us: 800-200-7181 or 415-762-3700

Phone: +1 (415) 746-1940

●        Our supportive staff is experienced with the complex healthcare needs that can result from homelessness, poverty, and addiction. Our providers have specialized expertise in preventative health, chronic conditions, the treatment of infectious diseases, and addiction.

●        A part of HealthRight 360

Phone: 415-762-3700

●        WRA's individualized and integrated clinical services are designed to address the complexity of women's needs

Phone: +1 (650) 348-6603

Email: amoore@healthright360.org

Email: food@sfgov.org

Address: 1235 Mission Street or 1440 Harrison Street

●        CalFresh is California's food stamp program for buying food at grocery stores, farmers markets, and some restaurants.

EBT Card

Phone Number: 415-567-8370

Email:  info@theepiphanycenter.org

Website: http://www.TheEpiphanyCenter.org

●        Epiphany Transitional is a substance abuse treatment provider located in San Francisco, CA (San Francisco County).

●        They accept young adults and adults (ages 18 and up)

●        Treat women only

                Phone: 415-487-2140

●        A Woman’s Place Emergency shelter is open 24/7 with support services and a Substance Abuse program (12 step).

●        Transitional housing program (waiting list)

Address (Location Two): 12 Middlefield Dr, San Francisco, CA 94132

Phone: (707) 205-5254

●        Work with the resident’s exit treatment center to help step down the care from a medical facility to an appropriate residential recovery home.

●        Our residents come from specialized treatment programs focusing on specifics related to addiction, their mental and physical health, work and family life, therefore upon intake we work to develop an integrative goal-setting plan.

                Phone: (415) 671-1165

Email: info@bayviewci.org

●        Residential step down

●        Transitional housing is designed to support those who are on their way to regaining independence in their lives. This means that residents have completed a clinical intervention program and just need time to put their affairs in order.

Phone: 415.546.6756

Fax: 415.546.6778

Email: info@homelessprenatal.org

●        Empowers homeless and low-income families, particularly mothers motivated by pregnancy and parenthood, to find within themselves the strength and confidence they need to transform their lives

●        Goals:

○        Healthy Babies: Perinatal services to promote healthy pregnancies, births and bonding.

○        Safe, Stable Housing: Housing support including education, resources and limited rental assistance.

○        Nurturing Relationships: Services designed to strengthen families and promote protective factors.

○        Economic Sustainability: Job training, financial education and other resources to encourage family stability and self-sufficiency.

●        Services:

○        Substance Use Assessments

○        Diaper Drive → Provide free diapers

○        Case Management

○        Fatherhood group

○        Therapist

○        Visitation Supervision

●        Programs:

○        Bringing Families Home

■         Which provides rapid re-housing, supportive housing, permanent housing and supportive services to homeless and unstably housed families

○        Keeping Families Together

■         Variety of support groups, parenting workshops, and family engagement activities that promote strong family dynamics

○        New Beginnings

■         Newborn focused

Email: CalWORKs@sfgov.org.

●        CalWORKs provides temporary assistance to families and expectant mothers for employment, housing, and education.

●        Services:

○        Financial Support → EBT

○        Child Care and Planning → Teen Parenting, Diapers, Child Care

○        Employment and Education

○        Food and Health → CalFresh and Medi-Cal

○        Housing Assistance

Phone: 415-503-4050

●        We serve kids between the ages of 6 – 18 in all nine Bay Area counties.

●        Meeting twice a month, each program day is designed and facilitated by a Workplace Mentoring Coordinator, who plans and coordinates program logistics, with structured activities.

Phone: (415) 748-3551

Location: Chinatown

Website: https://www.ymcasf.org/reach-rise-mentoring

●        Reach & Rise is a national, therapeutic mentoring program serving at-risk youth ages 6-17 in the Bay Area.

●        One to One Mentoring

●        Group Mentoring

Email: braidmission@gmail.com

●        Braid’s mentoring program is for youth ages 9-16 in the San Francisco Bay Area who have spent time in foster care or kinship care or have otherwise been separated from their biological parents for a significant period of time.

Every young person is matched with a team of three adult mentors who commit to spending an hour a week together doing things they all enjoy, like playing basketball, doing crafts, or exploring a new neighborhood.

Phone: (415) 292-9930

●        For families, couples, pregnant women. Also has transitional and permanent housing programs

●        Call at 11 am or 5pm for one night shelter. Long term beds are also available.

Programs include counseling, childcare, employment and substance abuse services.

Asian Women’s Shelter: 877-751-0880

La Casa De la Madres: 877-503-1850

Riley Center: 415-255-0165

1801 Vicente St, San Francisco, CA 94116

844-334-3411

Open Monday-Friday 9:00pm-5:00pm

●        10-12 days residential housing for youth 12-17. Mental health Support and Case management available.

24/7 Teen Hotline: 415-621-2929

Email: hh@huckleberryyouth.org

●        Shelter, counseling, health Care Support, Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC)

●        Huckleberry House offers continuous 24-hour crisis intervention and resolution services and emergency shelter to high-need youth between the ages of 12 and 17. Huckleberry House may house 18-year-olds who are enrolled in high school or GED program.

San Francisco, CA 94103

Phone: 415-503-0500

24/7 hotline 877-503-1850

Text line during business hours: 415-200-3575

●        Crisis response and intervention, Safety planning and risk assessment, Counseling, Support groups, Intakes to Emergency Shelter, Assistance with housing stability, Economic empowerment, Safe visitation advocacy, Restraining order assistance, Advocacy and referrals.

Monday through Friday: 8:30 am–5:30 pm

Men in Progress Group

Contact Anissa kent (415) 674-6147

●        Men can improve their relationships with their partners, children, family, friends, community and themselves by learning to recognize, stop and unlearn their violence.

●        Walk-ins: can help with rental assistance and hygiene goods.

●        Serves children 0-17 and caregivers who receive voluntary services from Family and Children Services, dependents of juvenile court, youth receiving foster care services living within 90 miles of San Francisco

●        Over the phone support, counseling, coaching, risk assessment, safety planning, and linkages to support services, immediate emergency short term placement.

Are You a Teen Looking for Help? 

Opening up to someone can be scary. Talking about what you’re dealing with is often hard and a little daunting, but at Teen Line we do everything we can to make it as easy as possible for you. Our only goal is to help you in whatever way we can.

Emergency Contraception – “The Morning After Pill” or Plan B

Birth control

Free condoms

STD testing and treatment

HIV testing and counseling

Annual pelvic exams and pap smears for women

Testicular exams for men

Health information

A place just for teens affected by someone else's alcoholism.

Our efforts focus on the immediate distribution of food while simultaneously working on long-term strategies to address hunger and empower neighbors in need.