San Francisco Department of Homelessness & Supportive Housing

08/06/2026

Supporting young people means creating spaces where they can access care, connection, and opportunity.

The Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Health & Wellness Center at 888 Post Street is open 24/7, offering young adults ages 18–27 a centralized place to access health services, housing support, showers, laundry, workforce development, education resources, and more.

Developed in partnership with GLIDE and community partners, the center reflects the power of collaboration to build stronger pathways out of homelessness.

Learn more: https://www.glide.org/tay-center/

(Image: Young adults and community members gather at the Transitional Age Youth Health & Wellness Center during its opening, highlighting the welcoming space and available services.)

08/04/2026

Join us on Thursday, August 6 at 9AM for the next Homelessness Oversight Commission meeting.

The meeting will be broadcast live on SFGovTV 2 and available to watch online.

Watch the meeting: https://sanfrancisco.granicus.com/player/camera/50?publish_id=1783&redirect=true

(Image: Graphic with a light green background reading "Homelessness Oversight Commission Meeting." Text at the bottom reads "Thursday, August 6th at 9 AM. Tune in online or SFGov TV 2." A green vertical banner on the right reads "Next meeting is August 6, 2025.")

07/30/2026

Every family deserves a safe, stable place to call home.

The Home by the Bay: Family Addendum builds on San Francisco's strategic plan to prevent and end homelessness by outlining family-centered priorities developed in partnership with families, service providers, advocates, and community organizations.

The report focuses on strengthening homelessness prevention, improving coordinated access, expanding support for families experiencing unsheltered homelessness, increasing pathways to permanent housing, and advancing equity throughout the homelessness response system.

Learn more and read the Family Addendum: https://www.sf.gov/reports--home-bay-family-addendum

(Image: Cover of the Home by the Bay: Family Addendum Report featuring a key with a house-shaped keychain in a door lock beside the report title.)

07/29/2026

Yesterday, we joined our partners to celebrate the grand opening of 730 Stanyan, a new affordable housing community with 160 homes for low- to moderate-income families, including families and transitional age youth who have experienced homelessness.

Located at the entrance to Golden Gate Park, the development reflects the City's continued investment in expanding affordable housing and creating opportunities for residents to build long-term stability.

Congratulations to our partners at Chinatown Community Development Center (CCDC), Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC), and the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development on this important milestone.

(Image: Two side-by-side photos from the 730 Stanyan grand opening. The first shows a speaker at a podium addressing attendees. The second captures officials cutting a large red ribbon during the ceremonial ribbon-cutting inside the new affordable housing development.)

07/28/2026

July is Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate the history, achievements, and contributions of people with disabilities while recognizing the ongoing work to build more accessible and inclusive communities.

At HSH, accessibility is more than compliance. It's about creating programs and services that are welcoming, inclusive, and designed so everyone can access the support they need with dignity.

Read how we're working to remove barriers, strengthen partnerships, and build a homelessness response system that works for everyone.

https://sfhsh.medium.com/disability-pride-means-building-a-homelessness-response-system-for-everyone-cbfe1b44922e?sharedUserId=sfhsh



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Graphic with a light green background featuring the words "Disability Pride Month" in large dark blue text. To the right is the Disability Pride flag on a flagpole, displaying diagonal stripes of red, gold, white, blue, and green on a dark gray background. The HSH logo appears in the upper left corner.

07/10/2026

Check out this great opportunity to support City Hope San Francisco tomorrow, with SF's "One City Day" volunteer event!

THIS SATURDAY! City Hope will be putting up another exciting Beautify the Block event to continue spreading radical hospitality throughout all of the Tenderloin this One City Day on July 11 (this weekend) from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm.

See you then! 👀

07/09/2026

Happy Disability Pride Month!

Join the San Francisco Disability Cultural Center's 2-year anniversary on July 19 for their first Disability Pride Festival.

07/09/2026

Join Mayor Daniel Lurie and First Lady Becca Prowda for a citywide day of service this Saturday, July 11.

Across San Francisco’s 11 districts, volunteers of all ages are invited to participate in meaningful service projects: from picking up trash, to beautifying your local park, or showing up for neighbors when they need it most. Whether you are a first-time volunteer or a long-time community champion, there’s a place for you to make a difference. Learn more: https://www.sf.gov/one-city-day-saturday-july-11-2026

Here are a few projects that specifically support the homelessness response system:

Serving Meals with Glide -> https://www.mobilize.us/onecityday/event/958923/

Paint Larkin Street Youth Services' Drop-In Center for Youth Experiencing Homelessness -> https://www.mobilize.us/onecityday/event/958924/

Community Care Hygiene Kit Assembly -> https://www.mobilize.us/onecityday/event/963095/

Beautify the Block neighborhood cleanup in the Tenderloin -> https://www.mobilize.us/onecityday/event/961520/

07/08/2026

Learn more about our recent opening at 78 Haight, an amazing opportunity for housing for transitional aged youth.

https://www.sf.gov/news-mayor-lurie-opens-64-new-affordable-homes-for-transitional-age-youth-low-income-families

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day from the San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing.

The Fourth of July is a time to reflect on the values that bring our communities together. At HSH, we're proud to work alongside our nonprofit partners, City colleagues, and community members to expand access to housing and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness.

Thank you to everyone whose dedication helps strengthen our community each day.

We wish you a safe and happy Fourth of July.

(Image: White graphic with the message "Wishing everyone a safe and happy" alongside a large decorative red, white, and blue "4th of July" design with stars. The HSH logo appears in the bottom left corner.)