Getting Out & Staying Out
A Guide to San Francisco Resouces for People Leaving Jails and Prisons
A publication of the Reentry Council of the edition City & County of San Francisco 2015/16 About The Artist
On the Cover: The cover of our 2015/16 edition is titled, Running through the City, a painting by a San Francisco Artist, Ronnie Goodman About the Artist: Ronnie Goodman was born and raised in San Francisco. He is a self-taught artist and long- distance runner. His love for art began at the age of 6, when he first started drawing. Growing up in the Fillmore district of San Francisco, he also discovered another passion, jazz, which has become a motif in his art. Life’s struggles took him away from art until later in life when he encountered the Art in Corrections program in San Quentin State Prison.
During his time in prison, Ronnie broadened his artistic skills and began long-distance running. He became a prolific artist and a long-distance runner, touched by the master artists and coaches who were his mentors. He transformed himself into an artist and athlete. Upon his release in 2010, Ronnie decided to rebuild himself and strengthen his core values to make up for time wasted in his youth. Ronnie resolves to continue raising awareness of our social ills and to give back to society through his art and his running.
To view more art by Ronnie Goodman, please visit: www.ronniegoodman.com
GETTING OUT & STAYING OUT A Guide to San Francisco Resources for People Leaving Jails and Prisons
2015/16 edition 2nd Printing
A publication of thend Reentry Council of2 the City and County of San Francisco2nd
© 2015 all rights reserved.
1st printing
To request additional copies of this Guide, provide updates to the Guide, or to get involved in our efforts, please contact:
Reentry Council of the City & County of San Francisco Adult Probation Department 880 Bryant Street, Room 200 San Francisco, CA 94103 [email protected]
Copies of the Resource Guide may be downloaded at www.sfgov.org/reentry
Please freely copy and distribute this Guide.
Since the original printing of Getting Out and Staying Out in 2007, many staff to the Reentry Council have contributed content, distributed copies, and made improvements so that it is as comprehensive and useful as possible. If you have suggestions about this edition or would like to add or edit an entry, please contact:
Steve Adami, MPA Reentry Services Coordinator San Francisco Adult Probation Department 880 Bryant Street, Room 200 San Francisco, CA 94103
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents ...... 3
Frequently Asked Questions ...... 15 New Public Policies: SF Fair Chance Ordinance and Prop 47 ...... 17 In the Spotlight: The Success of Formerly Incarcerated Individuals ...... 17 About the Resource Guide ...... 18 About the Reentry Council of San Francisco ...... 18 Reentry Council of San Francisco Subcommittees ...... 19
First Things First ...... 21
Advice for Individuals in Custody ...... 21 Advice for Individuals Who Have Recently Been Released ...... 22 Advice for Individuals Helping Others Returning to San Francisco ...... 23 211 Community Services ...... 24 311 San Francisco Services ...... 24 511 Bay Area Transportation ...... 24 Support Groups ...... 25 Crisis Lines ...... 25 Important Message About Drug Overdose ...... 26 San Francisco Public Library ...... 27 2016 Calendar ...... 29 2017 Calendar ...... 30 List of Free Things To Do in San Francisco ...... 31
Probation & Parole ...... 35
Successfully Completing Probation & Parole ...... 35 San Francisco Adult Probation ...... 36 Post-Release Community Supervision and Mandatory Supervision ...... 37 Division of Adult Parole Operations, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation .. 37 U.S. Federal Probation ...... 38
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Birth Certificate ...... 39 California State Driver’s License, ID, and DMV Print Out ...... 45 Social Security Card ...... 47 Record of Arrest and Prosecution (RAP) Sheet ...... 53 Your Right to Vote ...... 62 B County Adult Assistance Program (CAAP) ...... 63 CalWORKs ...... 65 Food Stamps (now CalFresh) ...... 66 Social Security Administration Benefits ...... 67 Veteran’s Benefits ...... 68 T A C A Medi-Cal ...... 70 OT E A A LABLE C S F Healthy Kids ...... 71 Healthy Workers ...... 71 Your Identity ...... 72 Credit ...... 72 Money ...... 72 Asset Building ...... 73 Money Management ...... 73 Credit Counseling ...... 74 Consumer Credit Counseling Service of San Francisco ...... 74 Savings ...... 75 C S Compromise of Arrears Program (COAP) ...... 78 Customer Service Outreach (Community & Jail Outreach Program) ...... 78 Noncustodial Parent Employment & Training Program (C-NET) ...... 78
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NEW PUBLIC POLICIES: SF FAIR CHANCE ORDINANCE AND PROP 47
Fair Chance Ordinance (San Francisco) On August 13, 2014, San Francisco’s Fair Chance Ordinance went into effect. The Ordinance requires some housing providers and employers in San Francisco to review an individual’s qualifications before inquiring about their arrest and conviction record. This ordinance applies to employers with 20 or more employees, contractors with city contracts over $5,000, and housing providers that have received funding from the City. Employers, contractors and housing providers must also consider the relevance of an applicant’s convictions, how long ago those convictions occurred and evidence of rehabilitation.
To view a list of frequently asked questions about the fair Chance Ordinance please visit the Human Rights Commission website at: www.sf-hrc.org/fair-chance-ordinance
Proposition 47 (California) In November 2014, Proposition 47 passed and went into effect immediately. Proposition 47 will have a very large impact on criminal justice policies in our state. It affects people who have been convicted of, are currently incarcerated for, or will be charged with the following felonies: . Grand Theft of property worth $950 or less . Shoplifting of property worth $950 or less . Receiving Stolen Property worth $950 or less . Writing Bad Checks under $950 . Check Forgery of $950 or less . Drug Possession for personal use In many cases, the law is a bit more complicated than this, but this is the gist of the new measure. If you have completed your sentence, you must petition the court to have your conviction reduced to a misdemeanor. Contact the Public Defender in your county of conviction to learn how to proceed in that county. Once your conviction has been reduced to a misdemeanor, you may be eligible for a criminal dismissal (§1203.4(a)). Again, your Public Defender will have the information you need to proceed.
If you live in San Francisco you can contact the San Francisco Public Defender Clean Slate Program: (415) 553-9337 (see page 245 of this resource guide). You may also contact the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights (see page 240 of this resource guide) at (415) 814-7610 or email them at [email protected].
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THE SUCCESS OF FORMERLY INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS In our 2015/16 edition, we are proud to display our new "In the Spotlight" editorials throughout the resource guide. All too often we overlook the remarkable changes people have made in their lives. Here we have highlighted the unique accomplishments of 28 formerly incarcerated individuals. Change is possible but requires a commitment to living life differently. If you are incarcerated and reading this guide, or if you are struggling in the process of change, please know the individuals we have spotlighted were once in your shoes, facing the same challenges and hardships. Do not be discouraged by resistance; set goals, stay focused, and rise to the challenge!
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ABOUT THE RESOURCE GUIDE he eentr ouncil of the it and ount of San rancisco is proud to release the 5 edition of etting t Staying t ide to San rancisco eso rces or eo le ea ing ails and risons he uide was first published in September 7 and was the product of a collaborati e reentr plannin process focused on impro in access to resources for indi iduals reinte ratin into San rancisco communities after incarceration Since the first issue o er bound and man more electronic copies ha e been distributed he uide is used b a wide ariet of indi iduals includin currentl or pre iousl incarcerated people and their famil members ser ice pro iders corrections staff attorne s probation and parole officers and other ad ocates People who use the uide find it comprehensi e accurate and use friendl he information the uide contains is as current as possible but we do ad ise ou to contact a listed resource directl for the most up to date information feedback postcard is enclosed—please fill it out and let us know how the uide can be impro ed hank ou
ABOUT THE REENTRY COUNCIL OF SAN FRANCISCO etting t Staying t ide to San rancisco eso rces or eo le ea ing ails and risons is ust one of the strate ies of the eentr ouncil of the it and ount of San rancisco to help indi iduals make successful and permanent returns from incarceration rom 5 until two ad hoc reentr councils focused on different aspects of the reentr of people from prisons and ails to San rancisco communities the Safe ommunities eentr ouncil (S ) co chaired b Super isor oss irkarimi and Public Defender eff dachi and the San rancisco eentr ouncil (S ) co chaired b District ttorne amala D arris and Sheriff ichael ennesse n September of these ad hoc councils were unified and stren thened throu h the creation of the eentr ouncil of the it and ount of San rancisco (see San rancisco dministrati e ode 5 ) ts purpose is to coordinate local efforts to support adults e itin San rancisco ount ail San rancisco u enile ustice out of home placements the alifornia Department of orrections and ehabilitation facilities and the nited States ederal ureau of Prison facilities he ouncil coordinates information sharin plannin and en a ement amon all interested pri ate and public stakeholders to the e tent permissible under federal and state law
he eentr ouncil is composed of members he represent the Office of the a or the oard of Super isors the Public Defender’s Office, the District Attorney’s Office, the Sheriff’s Department, the dult Probation Department the u enile Probation Department the Police Department the Department of conomic and orkforce De elopment the uman Ser ices enc the Department of Public ealth the Department of hild Support Ser ices the Department of hildren outh and their amilies the San rancisco Superior ourt the alifornia Department of orrections and ehabilitation Di ision of dult Parole Operations and the nited States Probation and Pretrial Ser ices S stem Se en formerl incarcerated indi iduals hold the remainin seats on the ouncil he o hairs of the eentr ouncil are the hief dult Probation Officer District
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Attorney, ayor or mayoral desi nee, Public Defender, and Sheriff or more information, please isit www.sfgov.org/reentry
REENTRY COUNCIL OF SAN FRANCISCO SUBCOMMITTEES he eentry ouncil has three subcommittees hese subcommittees are made up of members of the public and pro ide input and ad ice to the eentry ouncil he follo in are the three subcommittees
Assessment and Connections: ts purpose is to impro e assessments, referrals, and connections for indi iduals across systems and institutions, includin appropriate connections bet een institutions and outside, and criminal ustice and non criminal ustice entities The subcommittee’s focus is on immediate reentry issues, e , benefits, housin and employment
Policy and Operational Practices: ts purpose is to de elop local policy and la , and shape state and federal policy and la to better reflect the Council’s shared ision
Support and Opportunities: ts purpose is to de elop, promote, and e pand effecti e reentry pro rams, ser ices, and systems his subcommittee supports leadership de elopment, education, and ad ocacy of indi iduals impacted by incarceration
All three subcommittees are open to ne members eryone is elcome, and all meetin s are open to the public Subcommittees meet si times a year f you ould li e to oin a subcommittee or come to a meetin , please contact aren Shain at aren shain sf o or
or more information about the eentry ouncil and its subcommittees, please isit www.sfgov.org/reentry
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FIRST THINGS FIRST
FIRST THINGS FIRST FIRST The follo in es cont in ice fo the iffe ent ou s of eo le ho use this esou ce ui e in i i u ls ho e in custo in i i u ls ho h e ecentl been ele se f om custo n in i i u ls ho e hel in othe s etu nin to n ncisco
ADVICE FOR INDIVIDUALS IN CUSTODY
Th n ou fo ic in u this esou ce ui e n see in out hel e no th t l nnin fo ou ele se f om il o ison c n be ifficult fo numbe of e sons You don’t have access to the internet. It’s almost impossible to reach people b c llin collect ou mi ht not h e n one to m e n ements on your behalf. Maybe you’re feeling anxious about your upcoming t nsition e ho e this ui e ill m e it e sie fo ou to l n he e e is some b sic ice
et started early e ecommen th t ou be in l nnin fo ou ele se t le st th ee months in nce t is ne e too e l to st t thin in bout the thin s ou ill nee hen ou e ele se Write things do n. Sometimes it’s easier to face the things you need to do if you make a list. ot o n thin s ou no ou ill nee in o e to be successful such s l ce to li e ob t inin mo e e uc tion me ic l t e tment f mil su o t hel ith subst nce buse oblem le l ice etc Wor ac ards rom yo r list o needs. Now that you know what you’ll need, make another list of the things you’ll have to do before you can accomplish what you want to accomplish. Be realistic. Don’t make plans that you know would cause you to be out of com li nce ith ole o ob tion conditions. Don’t el on eo le o st te ies th t h e let ou o n in the st se the g ide to loo or o tions nce you’ve got your to o list o th ou h this ui e to fin o ni tions th t offe housin ob t inin e uc tion n the othe se ices ou nee e su e to e ll of the et ils bout e ch o ni tion c efull so th t ou no ou e eli ible fo the se ices ou nt f fo e m le ou see th t ou ill nee i entific tion o oof of income before you’re able to receive services those items to ou to o list s or hel f ou nee mo e info m tion bout se ice o o ni tion ite them lette n m il it to the ess liste in e ch ent s f ien to oof e ou lette to make sure what you’re asking for is clear and specific. Don’t be discouraged if you don’t ecei e es onse ite to them in ometimes ou ill h e to it lon time fo es onse to ou uestions Ma e a ac lan ou can’t always rely on Plan A, so it’s a good idea to come u ith l n Thin bout h t ou ill o if ou l ns f ll th ou h T to fi u e out othe options so that you’re not stuck without a plan. Stay organi ed and o timistic ee ll of ou notes n lists to ethe in the s me l ce so th t ou no he e e e thin is t ositi e e en hen thin s seem ifficult ou c n o it
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ADVICE FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE RECENTLY BEEN RELEASED
Congratulations! You’ve made it through a challenging time and now you have an opportunity to make some decisions which will help you move forward in your life. You may have heard that the first three months after your release from incarceration are the most important, because it’s during those days that you are at the greatest risk of being incarcerated again. This is not true for everyone, but some people find it difficult to make the transition, especially if they are struggling to find a stable place to live, a source of income, and a supportive group of people who will help them succeed. This guide will help you with some of those challenges. Here is some basic advice
. Ma e a list o riorities. If you weren’t able to plan prior to being released from jail or prison, or if you’ve had to change your plans, start now by making a list of your priorities. What do you need to do first? What’s in your way? Keep your list with you and scratch things off the list as you accomplish them. . ind a sa e s ace. If you don’t have a safe place to sleep, make that your number 1 priority. Finding housing in San Francisco can be very difficult, so be prepared to go through a long process before you are able to call a place “home.” Refer to the Housing section of this guide for advice about how to find the right housing for you. . oid ris y sit ations. You probably know what activities or neighborhoods or people can get you into trouble. Stay away from them hanging your life means letting go of old habits, hangouts, and relationships. It might be lonely or strange at first, but you will find other ways of filling your time soon. Hang in there and trust that this transition is only temporary. . Ma e and ee a ointments. se this guide to find organi ations that will help you meet your needs and goals. all or drop in for an appointment – and be sure to follow through Remember to refer to your list of priorities to see what is most important to accomplish. For example, do you need any medication Do you need to get enrolled in public benefits Do you need help with a mental health or substance use problem . denti y the eo le yo can rely on Sometimes people coming out of ail or prison decide that they need to put distance between themselves and their old friends, family members, or other associates because these relationships have had negative conse uences in the past. This might be a good idea, but you will need support from people who care about you and your best interest. ho can you count on Sometimes a case manager, a teacher, a counselor, or a parole agent or probation officer is the person you will need to rely on for support while you build a new circle of friends. . e roacti e. Even when you’re feeling overwhelmed, it’s important to keep accomplishing tasks on your to do list. Make and keep at least one appointment or commitment each day. Give yourself credit for making a plan and sticking to it.
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ADVICE FOR INDIVIDUALS HELPING OTHERS RETURNING TO SAN FRANCISCO
hank you for seeking out this guide to help you help others make a safe and successful return to THINGS FIRST FIRST an rancisco. Here are some tips for using the guide effectively
1. se the g ide as a teaching tool. ome individuals might not be familiar with reading a resource guide and will benefit from assistance in learning how to use it. how the person you’re helping how to navigate through the sections. o through the table of contents and inde together so s he knows how to search through the guide for what s he is looking for. ake sure you both are familiar with the format of each entry and know how to interpret eligibility information and other special instructions for accessing services. . eri y the acc racy o in ormation If you are using the guide within a few months of its most recent printing, chances are the guide is accurate and up to date, but it’s still a good idea to call specific organi ations to verify that the hours listed or contact information is consistent with what’s printed. Double check the organization’s website to make sure that there are no other major changes to services offered. . el s im ro e the g ide. et us know if you notice an error or omission in the guide. We update the guide regularly and will be sure to incorporate any edits or suggestions you have for improving the guide’s contents. We appreciate your help with this! . istri te the content reely. We want to make sure that this important tool is distributed as widely as possible and to the people with the greatest need. If you have copies of the guide, give them to people who are in custody or who have been released recently. lease prioriti e the bound copies for individuals who have e perienced incarceration and those without access to the internet. eople who have access to the internet are able to download the entire guide or portions of it at www.sfgov.org/reentry
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211 COMMUNITY SERVICES
provides important community services such as basic human needs, support for children and families, physical and mental health resources, employment services, support for seniors and persons with disabilities, and local volunteer opportunities and donations. is a service provided by nited Way of the ay rea as a service to people living in and around an rancisco. On your phone, simply dial “211.”
is free, confidential, and hour service for speakers of languages.
or , dial . Website www.211bayarea.org
f you are within an rancisco, call anytime, hours a day, days a week. f you are outside of an rancisco, call
311 SAN FRANCISCO SERVICES
provides information about non emergency services provided by the ity ounty of an rancisco. ighly trained customer service representatives will assist you.
On your phone, simply dial “311.” 311 is free, and 24 hour service is available for speakers of languages.
or , dial .
f you are within an rancisco, call anytime, hours a day, days a week.
f you are outside of an rancisco, call anytime, hours a day, days a week.
Website www.sf311.org
511 BAY AREA TRANSPORTATION
is a free phone and web service that consolidates ounty ay rea transportation information into a one stop resource. provides up to the minute information on traffic conditions, incidents and driving times, schedule, route and fare information for the Bay Area’s public transportation services, instant carpool and vanpool referrals, bicycling information and more. his is an invaluable resource for navigating the many transit systems in the ay rea, including , uni, altrain, , anta lara , ransit, olden ate ransit, am rans, West , and others.
is free, and available hours a day, within the ounty an rancisco ay rea region. n your phone, simply dial “511.”
Website www.511.org
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SUPPORT GROUPS
Alcoholics Anonymous offers more than meetin s in and around an rancisco. ore THINGS FIRST FIRST information on ho to find a meetin is a ailable in the “ ealth Wellness” chapter. ou can also call a 24 hour otline, 415 4 1 21 for an rancisco , and 415 4 4 for arin .
Narcotics Anonymous offers meetin s around the Bay Area, and ma es no distinction bet een dru s, includin alcohol. ore information is a ailable in the “ ealth Wellness” chapter. ou can call the A elpline at 415 21 .
CRISIS LINES
San Francisco Suicide Prevention pro ides telephone inter ention to people e periencin a suicidal crisis, as ell as more eneral counselin ser ices. ore information is a ailable in the “ ealth reatment” listings. ou can also call the 24 our otline at 415 1 5 . ebsite www.sfsuicide.org.
San Francisco Domestic Violence Hotline pro ides help to people e periencin domestic iolence, batterin , relationship abuse, or intimate partner iolence. omestic iolence is a pattern of beha ior used to establish po er and control o er another person throu h fear and intimidation, often includin the threat or use of iolence. omestic iolence is a crime that can include physical abuse, emotional abuse, economic abuse, and se ual abuse. Batterers use threats, intimidation, isolation, and other beha iors to maintain po er o er their ictims. omestic iolence impacts e eryone, re ardless of income, race, ethnicity, ender, se ual orientation, or reli ion. Are you e er afraid of your partner oes your partner threaten to hurt you oes your partner control all the money as your partner e er pushed or sho ed you, thro n thin s at you, or forced you to ha e se oes your partner stal you, or sho up unin ited at your ob or hen out ith friends f these e periences are part of your life, you are not alone and help is a ailable. f you are bein abused, call the an rancisco omestic iolence otline at 415 333 24 hours a day, days a ee . f you are in immediate dan er, call 11.
San Francisco Parental Stress Hotline 24 hour crisis and counselin line helps parents under stress. Operated by the an rancisco hild Abuse re ention ouncil, the A ine pro ides counselin to parents e periencin stress, and pro ides resources to support them in dealin ith the dama in effects of emotional abuse, lac of parentin s ills, substance abuse, fra mented families, relationship iolence, and po erty. f you are a parent ho is stressed out and needs support, call 415 441 24 hours a day, days a ee .
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT DRUG OVERDOSE
You may be at risk. Learn the facts, protect yourself. e se gs in t e st n e te te t se g in in t e t e te get t il is n. t is i t nt t n t t en e t il is n don’t have the same tolerance for drugs and alcohol that you might have had when you went in— even if you’ve only been locked up for a short time. This reduced tolerance for drugs and alcohol puts you at risk for overdose. e t e g e test n e e sing ing t e i st e ee s n nt s te get t i e i e t se g in.
Overdose facts: e ses n en it n g t e t ig est is i se e in ine es i ti n in ille s li e ne e les ntin e et ne e les i in s e g s s ine ent n l et ne. l t e ses en en e le se gs te e i n t sing—li e en t e get t il is n—because their tolerance is lower. This means your body can’t n le s gs l l t n it i e e. t is e is t i gs es e i ll ne s n e s li e e in n ine ne s it t e ne s—li e l l n ills l l n e in en i e ines (aka “benzos,” like Xanax, Klonopin, Valium, Ativan) and opiates (heroin, methadone, es i ti n in ille s .
Overdose deaths are preventable. There are ways you can lower your risk for overdose: et s t n ele se iss es it g se. ee t e se ti ns n n t in gen ies t t i e s st n e se t e t ent n ng ing s t e le in e e . e i e t se n t se l ne—n ne ill e le t el i e in t le. Try not to mix drugs, even “legal” drugs like prescription painkillers and alcohol—t ese e e nge s in ti ns. Don’t overestimate your tolerance. It has decreased since you’ve been incarcerated and your body won’t be able to handle the same amount you may have done before.
How do I get more information about preventing overdoses, or what to do if one happens?
e e e g s ll e t e t t te g e se e enti n n t t i s e ne n e ses. e t ese g s gi e t g lle n ls n n its gene i n e l ne t t el s st n e se n i tes li e e in et ne es i ti n in ille s. ese g s te t se n n es e e t ing t t t in se s e ne e ses n t e gi e n it e e gen ies. ese g s e ee n n i enti l. e inte este in le ning e t e enting e ses t t in se n e se le se nt t t e Harm Reduction Coalition t in t e g l sest .
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SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY FIRST THINGS FIRST FIRST
LIBRARY BRANCH PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION LIBRARY BRANCH PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Main BART*; Mission Bay N, T, 10, 30, 45, 47 F, J, K, L, M, N, T, 5, 6, 9, 19, 21, 26, 47, 49, 71 Noe Valley/Sally Brunn J, 24, 35, 48 Anza 18, 31, 31AX, 38AX, 38L, 38 to 48th & Pt. Lobos North Beach 8X, 8BX, 30, 39, 41**, 45; Cable Car: Powell-Mason Bayview T, 23, 24, 44, 54 Ocean View M Bernal Heights 24 Ortega 16X, 29, 48, 71, 71L Chinatown/Him Mark Lai 1, 8X, 8AX, 8BX, 10, 12, 30, 45 Park 33, 37, 43, 66, 71, 71L Cable Cars: Powell-Hyde, Powell-Mason Parkside L, 28, 28L Eureka Valley/Harvey Milk F, J, K, L, M, T, 22, 24, 33, 35, 37 Portola 8AX, 8X, 9, 9L, 54 Excelsior 14, 14L, 44, 49, 52 Potrero 10, 19, 22 Glen Park BART*; 23, 36, 44, 52 Presidio 1BX, 1, 2, 3, 24, 43 Golden Gate Valley 41**, 45 Richmond/Senator Marks 1, 2, 38, 38BX, 38L, 44 Ingleside K, 8X, K-Owl, 29, 49, 91-Owl, 95 Sunset N, 16X, 28, 28L, 29, 71, 71L Marina 22, 28, 30, 30X, 43 Visitacion Valley T, 8AX, 8BX, 8X, 9, 9L, 56 Merced M, 17, 18, 28, 28L, 29 West Portal K, L, M, 17, 48 Mission BART*; 12, 14, 48, 49, 67 Western Addition 2, 24, 38, 38L * Use your Adult "A" Fast Pass® for travel within San Francisco. ** The 41 operates from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays. ® Registered Trademark of the City and County of San Francisco
29 LIBRARY LOCATIONS and HOURS Effective February 23, 2013
PRESIDIO 355-2880 ANZA 355-5717 MERCED 355-2825 550 37th Ave. (near Anza) 94121 155 Winston Dr. (at 19th Ave.) 94132 3150 Sacramento St. (near Baker) 94115 M: 12-6; Tu: 10-9; W: 12-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; M: 10-6; Tu: 10-9; W: 1-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; M: Closed; Tu: 10-9; W: 1-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Sat: 1-6; Sun: Closed Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5
BAYVIEW 355-5757 MISSION 355-2800 RICHMOND/SEN. MILTON MARKS 355-5600 5075 Third St. (at Revere) 94124 300 Bartlett St. (at 24th St.) 94110 M: 10-6; Tu: 10-6; W: 1-8; Th: 10-8; F: 1-6; M: 1-9; Tu: 10-9; W: 10-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; 351 9th Ave. (near Clement) 94118 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 M: 10-6; Tu: 10-9; W: 10-9; Th: 1-9; F: 1-6; Children’s Room 355-2828 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 BERNAL HEIGHTS 355-2810 M: 1-6; Tu: 10-8; W: 10-8; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Children’s Room 355-5610 500 Cortland Ave. (at Moultrie) 94110 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 350 10th Ave. (near Clement) 94118 M: 10-6; Tu: 10-9; W: 1-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Sat: 1-6; Sun: Closed SUNSET 355-2808 MISSION BAY 355-2838 960 Fourth St. (at Berry) 94158 1305 18th Ave. (at Irving) 94122 CHINATOWN/HIM MARK LAI 355-2888 M: Closed; Tu: 10-6; W: 12-8; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; M: 1-9; Tu: 10-9; W: 10-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; 1135 Powell St. (near Jackson) 94108 Sat: 1-6; Sun: 1-5 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 M: 1-9; Tu: 10-9; W: 10-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Children’s Room 355-2818 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 NOE VALLEY/SALLY BRUNN 355-5707 M: 1-6; Tu: 10-8; W: 10-8; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Children’s Room 355-2889 451 Jersey St. (near Castro) 94114 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 M: 1-6; Tu: 10-8; W: 10-8; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; M: Closed; Tu: 10-9; W: 1-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 VISITACION VALLEY 355-2848 201 Leland Ave. (at Rutland) 94134 EUREKA VALLEY/HARVEY MILK 355-5616 NORTH BEACH 355-5626 M: 10-6; Tu: 10-6; W: 12-7; Th: 1-7; F: 1-6; MEMORIAL 2000 Mason St. (at Columbus) 94133 Sat: 1-6; Sun: Closed 1 José Sarria Court (16th Street near Market) 94114 M: 12-6; Tu: 10-9; W: 1-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; M: 12-6; Tu: 10-9; W: 12-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Sat: 1-6; Sun: Closed WEST PORTAL 355-2886 Sat: 1-6; Sun: Closed 190 Lenox Way (at Ulloa) 94127 M: 1-9; T: 10-9; W: 10-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; OCEAN VIEW 355-5615 EXCELSIOR 355-2868 345 Randolph St. (at Ramsell) 94132 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 4400 Mission St. (at Cotter) 94112 M: 10-6; Tu: 10-6; W: 10-7; Th: 1-7; F: 1-6; M: 1-9; Tu: 10-9; W: 10-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Sat: 1-6; Sun: Closed WESTERN ADDITION 355-5727 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 1550 Scott St. (at Geary) 94115 M: 1-9; T: 10-6; W: 1-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; ORTEGA 355-5700 GLEN PARK 355-2858 3223 Ortega St. (at 39th Ave.) 94122 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 2825 Diamond St. (near Bosworth) 94131 M: 10-6; Tu: 10-6; W: 1-9; Th: 1-9; F: 1-6; M: 10-6; Tu: 10-6; W: 12-8; Th: 1-7; F: 1-6; Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 MOBILE OUTREACH SERVICES 557-4346 Sat: 1-6; Sun: Closed Treasure Island location: PARK 355-5656 GOLDEN GATE VALLEY 355-5666 Parking Lot at 850 D Avenue 1833 Page St. (at Cole) 94117 M: 10-1; Th: 2-6 1801 Green St. (at Octavia) 94123 M: 10-6; Tu: 10-9; W: 1-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; M: 10-6; Tu: 10-6; W: 12-8; Th: 1-7; F: 1-6; Sat: 10-6; Sun: Closed EARLY LITERACY BOOKMOBILE 557-4346 Sat: 1-6; Sun: Closed Call for hours and locations. PARKSIDE 355-5770 INGLESIDE 355-2898 1200 Taraval St. (at 22nd Ave.) 94116 GREEN BOOKMOBILE 557-4346 1298 Ocean Ave. (at Plymouth) 94112 M: 1-6; Tu: 10-9; W: 1-9; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; Call for hours and locations. M: 10-6; Tu: 10-6; W: 12-8; Th: 1-7; F: 1-6; Sat: 10-6; Sun: Closed Sat: 1-6; Sun: 1-5 LIBRARY ON WHEELS/SENIOR 557-4346 PORTOLA 355-5660 BOOKMOBILE Call for hours and locations. MAIN LIBRARY 557-4400 380 Bacon St. (at Goettingen) 94134 100 Larkin St. (at Grove) 94102 M: Closed; Tu: 10-6; W: 12-8; Th: 1-7; F: 1-6; YOUTH MOBILE PILOT 557-4346 M: 10-6; Tu: 9-8; W: 9-8; Th: 9-8; F: 12-6; Sat: 1-6; Sun: 1-5 Call for hours and locations. Sat: 10-6; Sun: 12-5 POTRERO 355-2822 MARINA 355-2823 1616 20th St. (near Connecticut) 94107 1890 Chestnut St. (near Webster) 94123 M: Closed; Tu: 10-8; W: 12-8; Th: 10-6; F: 1-6; M: 10-6; Tu: 10-6; W: 1-9; Th: 1-9; F: 1-6; Sat: 1-6; Sun: 1-5 Sat: 10-6; Sun: 1-5 WEB SITE: sfpl.org
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2016 CALENDAR FIRST THINGS FIRST FIRST
2016 42370 42401 JANUARY Sunday FEBRUARY S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 3 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 4 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 5 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 42430 42461 MARCH APRIL S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 28 29 1 2 3 4 5 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 42491 42522 MAY JUNE S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 2 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 4 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 5 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 6 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 42552 42583 JULY AUGUST S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 42614 42644 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 4 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 5 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 6 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 42675 42705 NOVEMBER DECEMBER S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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2017 CALENDAR
2017 42736 42767 JANUARY Sunday FEBRUARY S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 2 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 4 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 5 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 6 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 42795 42826 MARCH APRIL S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 26 27 28 1 2 3 4 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 42856 42887 MAY JUNE S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 2 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 4 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 5 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 6 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 42917 42948 JULY AUGUST S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 42979 43009 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 4 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 5 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 43040 43070 NOVEMBER DECEMBER S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 31 1 2 3 4 5 6
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LIST OF FREE THINGS TO DO IN SAN FRANCISCO
FREE MUSEUMS & RECREATION THINGS FIRST FIRST
Asian Art Museum Conservatory of Flowers ree irst unday of every month ree irst Tuesday of every month 10am ‐ 5pm Always free for children age under arkin t. am – pm (between yde and Van ess) K Drive, olden ate ark (415) 581‐3500 (415) 831‐2090 www.asianart.org family.htm www.conservatoryofflowers.org
Cable Car Museum Contemporary Jewish Museum ree always ree irst Tuesday of every month 10am ‐ 5pm Always free for children ages under ason (at ashington) 11am ‐ 5pm (415) 474‐1887 ission treet (between rd and th www.cablecarmuseum.org treets) (415) 655‐7800 California Academy of Sciences www.thec m.org ree uarterly undays every year de Young Museum (Golden Gate Park) Always free for children ages under ree irst Tuesday of every month 11am‐5pm ree irst full weekends of every month for usic oncourse Drive ank of America ard olders olden ate ark Always free for children ages under (415) 379‐8000 9:30am ‐ 5:15pm www.calacademy.org agiwara Tea arden Drive Cartoon Art Museum (415) 750‐3600 ay hat ou Wish Day ‐ First Tuesdays; www.deyoung.famsf.org
Always free for children ages under Exploratorium 11am ‐ 5pm ree irst ednesday of every month ission treet (between ew Always free for children ages under ontgomery and Third) 10am ‐ 5pm (415) 227‐8666 ier , an rancisco, A www.cartoonart.org ( )
www.exploratorium.edu Children's Creativity Museum ree irst full weekends of every month for Golden Gate Park Carousel ank of America ard olders ree for children ages under when Always free for children ages under accompanied by paying adult ( per ride). Wed‐Sunday 10am ‐ 4pm $1 per ride for children ages 6‐12. 221 Fourth St. (415) 820‐3320 10am‐4:30pm daily (Memorial Day – abor www.creativity.org Day); Fri‐Sun only (starting day after abor Day) owling reen Dr., (415) 831‐5500 www.golden gate park.com golden gate park carousel.html
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Legion of Honor San Francisco Zoo Free First Tuesday of e ery month; Free First Wednesday of e ery month; Free First full ee ends of e ery month for l ays free for children ages 3 under an of merica ard olders; 10am ‐ 4pm l ays free for children ages 12 under Sloat l d. the reat igh ay 9:30am ‐ 5:15pm (415) 753‐7080 100 34th e. (at lement St.) .sf oo.org (415) 750‐3600 .legionofhonor.org Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Free First Tuesday of e ery month; Musée Mécanique l ays free for children ages 5 under Free al ays Tues, Thu‐Sat 12pm ‐ 8pm; Sun 12‐6pm, rd 10am ‐ 7pm 701 Mission St. (at 3 ) ier 45 at the end of Taylor Street (415) 978‐2787 Fisherman s Wharf .y ca.org (415) 346‐2000 .museemecani uesf.com 826 Valencia Free after‐school tutoring program & creative Randall Museum or shops Free al ays 826 alencia St 10am ‐ 5pm, Tuesday through Saturday (415) 642‐5905 199 Museum Way .826 alencia.org (415) 554‐9600 .randallmuseum.org FREE MUSIC & THEATER FESTIVALS
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Fillmore Jazz Festival Free First Tuesday of e ery month nnually in uly 11am ‐ 5:45pm 10am – 6pm l ays free for ages 12 under Fillmore Street ( et een ac son ddy St) (must e accompanied y an adult) hec schedule online or y phone 11am ‐ 5:45pm, Thu 11am ‐ 8:45pm, (800) 310‐6563 losed Wed .fillmore a festi al.com 151 Third Street ( et een Mission and o ard) Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival (415) 357‐4000 nnually in cto er .sfmoma.org Speed ay indley Mar Meado olden ate ar San Francisco Public Library for Kids hec schedule online Family Story Time .strictly luegrass.com 100 ar in St. (415) 557‐4554 San Francisco Free Folk Festival all or chec We site for hours nnually in une .sfpl.org inde .php pg 1009222301 residio Middle School
450 30th enue (at eary l d) hec schedule online .sffol fest.org
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San Francisco Symphony Free outdoor concerts n uly
olores ar THINGS FIRST FIRST hec online for more details sfsymphony org
Shakespeare in the Park n Septem er The Presidio’s Main Post Parade Ground Lawn ( et een raham St & eyes ve) hec schedule online sfsha es org
Stern Grove Festival E ery season Stern ro e esti al o ers an array o ree e ents 2pm start time for all concerts
Sigmund Stern rove at 19th ve & Sloat lvd hec schedule online or y phone (415) 252‐6252 sterngrove org
Yerba Buena Garden Festival
2012 Children’s Garden Series une – cto er er a uena arden at the corner of o ard
St & 4th St (near the oof arousel) hec schedule online y gf org
FREE SEASONAL FUN
Clancy's Christmas Trees & Pumpkin Patch Seasonal hours 1620 7th ve (415) 753‐2689 clancystrees com
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PROBATION & PAROLE
SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING PROBATION & PAROLE
Disabilities ou ha e a uali in disa ilit and annot understand the onditions o our ro ation or arole or you don’t think that you can comply with the conditions because of your disability, talk to your ro ation or arole o i er The eri ans with isa ilities t re uires that ou re ei e the onditions in an understanda le or at and that arriers to our o lian e e addressed & PAROLE Reporting to Probation or Parole PROBATION Prior to release ou will re ei e in or ation on our assi ned ro ation or arole o i er and when to re ort
Conditions of Your Release The onditions o our su er ision will ar Ma e sure ou understand all lo al state or ederal onditions
Loo losel at our asi onditions – e aware o our sta awa wea ons and sear h onditions Thin riti all s our re uired housin in a sta awa area Can the eo le li in with ou su ort the onditions o our ro ation or arole
Co uni ate re ularl with our ro ation o i er ee a oint ents Ma e hone all he ‐ins en when on ersations et tense sta le el headed Get answers
oti ro ation or arole i our address or o han es
Che with our arole or ro ation o i er rior to a in lans to tra el o er 50 iles ro our residen e to lea e our ount or ore than 48 hours or to tra el outside o Cali ornia
Prior to ro ation or arole ou should e noti ied o our re uire ent to re ister i ou ha e een on i ted o a s e i ied se dru or arson o ense e ister at the all o usti e 850 r ant Street oo 475
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SAN FRANCISCO ADULT PROBATION
The mission of the an rancisco Adult Probation epartment is: “Protectin the ommunity, er in ustice, and han in Li es.” You may be connected to specific programs and services, dependin on your needs, as determined by you and your probation officer The Adult Probation epartment is committed to assistin you to successfully complete probation, and to supportin you in ha in a healthier and happier life
Contact Information: Adult Probation epartment all of ustice Bryant treet, Room an rancisco, A Phone Office ours onday – riday, am – pm
I’m on Probation…Now What? (Some Guidance from the SF Adult Probation Department) Lea in ail and all other le al troubles behind is somethin that you ha e been lookin forward to for quite some time now, and now it’s finally happening. If you’re lucky you got some preparation before you ot out, assumin you were in custody But now, the Judge said that you’re on probation hat does that mean hat do you ha e to do
Let’s start at the basics – what is probation Probation is a suspended state prison or county ail sentence In other words, instead of doin time in custody, you ha e been i en an opportunity to o back to your community pro ided you follow some specific conditions All probation sentences are different howe er, there are some standard conditions that apply to most if not all persons placed on probation
1 - You need to contact the Probation Department as soon as you are released from custody. If you are released after pm, please contact the epartment the ne t business day Offices open at am and close at pm, onday throu h riday ain phone number is
2 - When you contact the Department you will need to provide our support staff with your full name and date of birth. If you ha e your court number, please pro ide it, too Our support staff will be able to i e you the name and phone number of your assi ned probation officer
3 - Your probation officer will schedule an appointment to meet with you. Please make sure to keep your appointment and be on time If you cannot make your appointment, you must call the day before to re schedule
4 - More likely than not the Court has ordered you to attend a counseling or rehabilitation program. ou and your officer will choose which pro rams best meet your needs It is important that you contact the pro ram and arran e for an intake session
5 - Stay out of trouble! We know you’re facing a lot of challenges and difficulties getting your life back to ether, but if you need help or support, call your officer before you do somethin that puts you at risk
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P S AS NI S P ISI N AND ANDA S P ISI N
In ctober , the tate of alifornia implemented the ublic afety ealignment ct of , also known as ssembly ill . transferred responsibility for some of the state prisoner population from to alifornia counties. nder , individuals who were committed to state prison for certain felonies will be released to ost elease ommunity upervision , which in most counties is administered by probation departments. In addition, requires that individuals convicted of certain felonies serve their time in local ails, where previously they would have been sentenced to state prison. he new sentencing scheme is outlined in h . If you have questions about whether you fall under , please contact your & PAROLE attorney. PROBATION
If you are informed that you will be on ost elease ommunity upervision or andatory upervision upon your release from ail or prison, you should contact the dult robation epartment for specific information about the length and terms of your supervision. he dult robation epartment is committed to your success and will work with you to make your return to an rancisco a safe and successful one.
ontact Information dult robation epartment all of Justice ryant treet, oom an rancisco, hone ffice ours: onday – riday, : am – : pm
DI ISI N F AD PA P A I NS A IF NIA D PA N F I NS AND A I I A I N
You must check in with your parole agent within hours of your release from custody. If you do not report, the parole agent will make reasonable attempts to contact you prior to issuing a warrant for your arrest. ome individuals may be required to register under se offense , . arson , or drug offense with the olice epartment. e sure that you understand the conditions of your parole, and work with your parole agent and community resources to successfully meet these conditions. www cdcr ca o parole
he ffice of ommunity artnerships offers resources by county on their website: www cdcr ca o ommunit Partner hip e ource Director a p
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IDENTIFICATION, BENEFITS & INCOME
ID N IFI A I N
I IFI A
W G I IFI A D P NDS N W W N
Born in City and County of San Francisco
G A IFI D P F I IFI A S ay ent et od a ter ard ca oney order or per ona or bu ine c ec payab e to epart ent of ub ic ea t
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BENEFITS ID, In Person: You are required to complete an “Application for Certified Copy of Birth Record,” and pre ent a id e a p oto roce in ti e for order in per on i appro i ate y inute ou u t no t i infor ation to fi out t e for u na e at birt ate of birt Mother’s u a e at irth Father’s Full Name ace of irt o pita na e if no n
Born in California – Outside of San Francisco
all the alifornia Department of ealth Ser ice ( ) for information
G A IFI D P F I I A o t
In Per on e ue t – County Recorder’s Office The best option is to go to the Recorder’s Office in the county in which you were born.
a t e a ifornia epart ent or ounty office and a ue tion inc udin o you need to o identification to et t e birt certificate o on doe it ta e to et t e birt certificate
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i ed n Re uest – C iforni e rt ent of e t er ices
If you can’t make it to another county’s Recorder’s Office, you can mail the request. California Department of ealth Ser ices Office of ital Records M.S. P.O. Bo Sacramento, CA
O C O O O O R R
Chec or money order made out to California Department of ealth Ser ices for Birth Certificate Application and Sworn Notari ed Statement Formal written or typed request for birth certificate – A sample can be found at the end of this section.
OR OR O O R
hen requests for birth certificates are mailed in, you must submit a s orn not ri ed st te ent along with the application. You will see that this statement is attached to the standard application. A Notary is someone who is legally empowered to witness signatures and certify a document s alidity.
There are many businesses that ha e a notary on staff. One suggestion is the PS Store at th Street, San Francisco, CA . Phone: . There is a fee for the notari ed ser ice – Fees may ary from place to place.
To get a notari ed statement, you need documentation of your identity, age, and legal presence. If you don’t yet have any personal identification, try to get a statement from your probation or parole officer that testifies to your name, age, birth date, address, and parents’ legal names. Also, bring a close family member who has I.D. with you to the notary. The notary may allow your family member to “verbally identify” you.
Remember, to mail in a birth certificate request, you need to include four things: The application, fee, notari ed statement, and written letter.
t t es out d ys for i ed in re uest to e rocessed
Call the Recorder’s Office in the county in which you were born and ask several questions: Can a family member with identification who still li es in the county request the birth certificate hat is the application process for an in person request ow much does it cost ow long does it ta e to recei e it hat is the application process for a mailed in request
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his is a formal request to receive a R I I O of my birth certificate. y legal name is elly inda ones and I as born in an rancisco ounty in .
nclosed is my payment for and the application for a birth certificate hich includes the s orn notari ed statement.
lease mail the birth certificate to elly ones ryant treet an rancisco, & INCOME ID, BENEFITS ID,
his is my permanent residence.
I can be reached at if you have questions about any of the submitted information.
hank you in advance for your assistance ith this request.
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43 State of California – Health and Human Services Agency California Department of Public Health APPLICATION FOR CERTIFIED COPY OF BIRTH RECORD PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS ON PAGE 2 BEFORE COMPLETING THIS APPLICATION
As part of statewide efforts to prevent identity theft, California law (Health and Safety Code Section 103526) permits only authorized individuals as listed on the application to receive certified copies of birth records. All others will be issued Certified Informational Copies marked with the legend, “Informational, Not A Valid Document to Establish Identity.” Please indicate the type of certified copy you are requesting: I would like a Certified Copy. This copy will establish the identity of I would like a Certified Informational Copy. This document will be the registrant. (To receive a Certified Copy you MUST INDICATE printed with a legend on the face of the document that states, YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO THE REGISTRANT by selecting from the list “INFORMATIONAL, NOT A VALID DOCUMENT TO ESTABLISH IDENTITY.” below AND COMPLETE THE ATTACHED SWORN STATEMENT declaring that you are eligible to receive the Certified Copy. The (A Sworn Statement does not need to be provided.) Sworn Statement MUST BE NOTARIZED if the application is submitted by mail unless you are a law enforcement or local or state governmental agency.) NOTE: Both documents are certified copies of the original document on file with our office. With the exception of the legend and redaction of signatures and Social Security Number, the documents contain the same information.
Fee: $25 per copy (payable to CDPH Vital Records). PLEASE SUBMIT CHECK OR MONEY ORDER – DO NOT SEND CASH CHECK ATTACH PLEASE (CDPH cannot be held responsible for fees paid in cash that are lost, misdirected, or undelivered). To receive a Certified Copy I am: The registrant (person listed on the certificate) or a parent or legal guardian of the registrant. (Legal guardian must provide documentation.) A party entitled to receive the record as a result of a court order or an attorney or a licensed adoption agency seeking the birth record in order to comply with the requirements of Section 3140 or 7603 of the Family Code. (Please include a copy of the court order.) A member of a law enforcement agency or a representative of another governmental agency, as provided by law, who is conducting official business. (Companies representing a government agency must provide authorization from the government agency.)
A child, grandparent, grandchild, brother or sister, spouse, or domestic partner of the registrant. HERE An attorney representing the registrant or the registrant’s estate, or any person or agency empowered by statute or appointed by a court to act on behalf of the registrant or the registrant’s estate. Appointed rights in a power of attorney, or an executor of the registrant’s estate. (Please include a copy of the power of attorney, or supporting documentation identifying you as executor.)
APPLICANT INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE) Today’s Date: Agency Name (If Applicable) Agency Case Number Inmate ID Number
Print Name of Applicant Signature of Applicant Purpose of Request
Mailing Address – Number, Street Amount Enclosed – DO NOT SEND CASH Number of Copies
$ ______Check $ ______Money Order
City Name of Person Receiving Copies, if Different from Applicant
State/Province ZIP Code Mailing Address for Copies, if Different from Applicant
Daytime Telephone (include area code) Country City State ZIP Code ( ) BIRTH RECORD INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE) Adopted: No Yes (If Yes, see #4 on Page 2) Complete the information below as shown on the birth record, to the best of your knowledge. FIRST Name MIDDLE Name LAST Name
City of Birth (must be in California) County of Birth
Date of Birth – MM/DD/CCYY (If unknown, enter approximate date of birth) Sex ___Female ___Male Father/Parent FIRST Name MIDDLE Name LAST Name (Before Marriage/Domestic Partnership)
Mother/Parent FIRST Name MIDDLE Name LAST Name (Before Marriage/Domestic Partnership)
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INFORMATION:
Birth records have been maintained in the California Department of Public Health Vital Records since July 1, 1905. The name required on Vital Records (see Items 1C, 6C, 7C, 9C, and 12C) is the name given at birth, or a name received through adoption, court‐ordered name change, or naturalization. AKAs (Also Known As) and assumed names cannot be entered as the legal name on the birth record.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. ONLY individuals who are authorized by Health and Safety Code Section 103526 can obtain a Certified Copy of a birth record to establish identity of the registrant (person listed on the certificate). (Page 1 identifies the individuals who are authorized to make the request.) All others may receive a Certified Informational Copy which will be marked, “Informational, Not a Valid Document to Establish Identity.”
Confidential Information on Birth Record: some individuals have special needs for a birth certificate that contains the confidential information provided at the time the birth record was prepared. This confidential information may be used to establish ethnicity, to provide health background, or for other personal reasons. For information on how to obtain a birth certificate containing the confidential information, please refer to the Birth Record section of our website at: www.cdph.ca.gov. Only specific individuals may obtain confidential copies.
2. Complete a separate application for each birth record requested.
3. Complete the Applicant Information section on Page 1 and provide your signature where indicated. In the Birth Record Information section, provide all the information you have available to identify the birth record. If the information you furnish is incomplete or inaccurate, we may not be able to locate the record.
& INCOME 4. If the registrant has been adopted, make the request in the adopted name. If the registrant was born outside the United BENEFITS ID, States and re‐adopted in California, mark the “Yes” box and complete the application with the adopted information. (If you are requesting a copy of the original birth certificate, you must provide a court order releasing the original sealed record.)
5. SWORN STATEMENT:
The authorized individual requesting the certified copy must sign the attached Sworn Statement, declaring under penalty of perjury that they are eligible to receive the certified copy of the birth record and identify their relationship to the registrant – the relationship must be one of those identified on Page 1. If the application is being submitted by mail, the Sworn Statement must be notarized by a Notary Public. (To find a Notary Public, see your local yellow pages or call your banking institution.) Law enforcement and local and state governmental agencies are exempt from the notary requirement. You do not have to provide a Sworn Statement if you are requesting a Certified Informational Copy of the birth record.
6. Submit $25 for each copy requested. If no birth record is found, the fee will be retained for searching for the record (as required by law) and a “Certificate of No Public Record” will be issued to the applicant. Indicate the number of copies you want and include the correct fee(s) in the form of a personal check or postal or bank money order (International Money Order for out‐of‐country requests) made payable to CDPH Vital Records. PLEASE SUBMIT CHECK OR MONEY ORDER – DO NOT SEND CASH (CDPH cannot be held responsible for fees paid in cash that are lost, misdirected, or undelivered).
7. Mail completed applications with the fee(s) to:
California Department of Public Health Vital Records – MS 5103 P.O. Box 997410 Sacramento, CA 95899‐7410 (916) 445‐2684
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SWORN STATEMENT
I, ______, declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California, (Applicant’s Printed Name)
that I am an authorized person, as defined in California Health and Safety Code Section 103526 (c), and am eligible to receive a
certified copy of the birth, death, or marriage certificate of the following individual(s):
Applicant’s Relationship to Person Listed on Certificate Name of Person Listed on Certificate (Must Be a Relationship Listed on Page 1 of Application)
(The remaining information must be completed in the presence of a Notary Public or CDPH Vital Records staff.)
Subscribed to this ______day of ______, 20___, at ______, ______. (Day) (Month) (City) (State)
______(Applicant’s Signature)
Note: If submitting your order by mail, you must have your Sworn Statement notarized using the Certificate of Acknowledgment below. The Certificate of Acknowledgment must be completed by a Notary Public. (Law enforcement and local and state governmental agencies are exempt from the notary requirement.) ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
CERTIFICATE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
State of ______)
County of ______)
On ______before me, ______, personally appeared ______, (insert name and title of the officer) who proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person(s) whose name(s) is/are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she/they executed the same in his/her/their authorized capacity(ies), and that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument. I certify under PENALTY OF
PERJURY under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing paragraph is true and correct.
WITNESS my hand and official seal. (SEAL)
______SIGNATURE OF NOTARY PUBLIC
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C OR R R’ C R O CO : ct al ees may ha e increased ind o t a o t c rrent rates e ore yo go to M ou can pay ith cash, check, money order or debit, no credit cards are accepted. California Driver’s License: alifornia Identification – ree for seniors age Reduced ee I ard – If you meet income requirements, a qualified agency ill give you a erification for Reduced ee form . rintout rintout overs ear istory Reissue ees If you are rene ing a suspended or revoked license, e pect to pay reissue fees. ees vary. all to get the specifics.
San rancisco M ice aly ity M ice ell treet at aker treet in the ullivan venue aight estern ddition eighborhood aly ity, an rancisco,
ave yourself a lot of ti e by akin an online a oint ent for all atters: . ind a computer ith Internet access. o to .dmv.ca.gov & INCOME
. You’ll see several yellow tabs. Click the one that says “online services.” BENEFITS ID, . You’ll see a menu of several options, glance down to “Appointments.” . Now you’re at “Appointment System.” Click the middle bar “office visit appointment.” . Next, click the “Map CA DMV Offices” bar. hen click the county you desire. . e t, let them kno ho many items you need to address. lick , or items, depending on ho many things you need to do. . nless you are registering a car or boat, click the first bo to get your state issue I. . or and a printout of your driving record. . croll do n and enter in your customer information – name and phone number. . Finally, click “submit.” . date and time for your appointment ill sho up on the screen.
If you choose to drop into a Office, call for office hour information for the an rancisco or other offices. Or, you can go online to .dmv.ca.gov and click the yello tab that says “offices.” Follow the prompts to get local office information.
WHAT YOU NEED TO GET YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD
all the or check the ebsite to get additional verification information.
roof of irth date and egal resence irth certificate or assport ertificate of aturali ation or iti enship ertification from alifornia epartment of orrections. alid I stamped Refugee, arole or arolee, sylee, or ection , ection , ection , ection d , or I
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Social Security Card Verification A Social Security Card is needed if you are applying for CDL for the first time. For duplicates, you ust need to verify the number they have in the system. A Medicare or .S Armed Forces dentification Card is also acceptable. o ensure a smooth DMV visit, prepare to bring your Social Security or other acceptable card.
roof of Address You need to bring proof of a stable residence or .O. ox number. ring official mail that has been sent to the address where you are staying – try to bring the most official piece of mail possible. ood examples of proof of address are letters from hospitals or healthcare providers that aren’t too old, parole or probation correspondence, or a cell phone statement.
I Driver’s License: Complete form “DL 44.” California D: Complete form “DL 44.” Printed DMV Record: Request an “H 6, Printed DMV Record” from the customer service agent.
HOW LONG DOES IT TA E TO GET YOUR LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD Your license and California .D. will be mailed within Days. he DMV will issue you temporary, paper CDL or ID’s. This will serve as your primary identification until the hard copy arrives. Make sure the address that is on file will still be active within days.
G I Online appointments will save you a lot of time. o to the website to schedule an appointment. Do not go to DMV unless you have all of the re uired application documents. f you have any holds or suspensions, or your license was at some point revoked, you will not be able to immediately get a CDL. You must take care of the dis ualifying issues first. ven if your license is suspended or revoked, you can still get a California D. M M : he CA DMV works closely with other city and state departments like Department of Child Support Services, for example. f you have outstanding payments owed to another state department or another unresolved matter, you will need to take care of that business first. f you run into a problem trying to get your CDL, get your California D and re uest a DMV print out so you can discuss the issues that are preventing you from getting the license. he California DMV has available and responsive customer service agents. Call . After you select the language you want to communicate in, press ero for the operator. f your license has been expired for months to years, you will need to take a written renewal test before you can get your CDL. here are uestions on this test and you may answer no more than incorrectly. t costs to take the test unless this is the first time you are taking it and you pass the first time. f your license has been expired for more than years, you will have to take the driving and written tests.
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SOCIAL SECURITY CARD COST ree of Charge
WHERE TO GET A SOCIAL SECURITY CARD IN SAN FRANCISCO ocial ecurity ffice Mission eigh orhood Valencia treet at nd treet , an rancisco, C 4 Phone: TT : ffice Hours: Monday – riday, : am to 4: pm. Call to confirm schedule. ocial ecurity ffice Downtown an rancisco th treet, nne irst loor at Mission treet , an rancisco, C 4 Phone: TT : ffice Hours: Monday – riday, : am to 4: pm. Call to confirm schedule. an rancisco ffice inancial District 6 earny treet an rancisco, C 4 Phone: TT : ffice Hours: Monday – riday, : am to 4: pm. Call to confirm schedule.
WHAT YOU NEED TO GET A SOCIAL SECURITY CARD completed orm. sample form follows. & INCOME ID, BENEFITS ID, Documentation that proves your . citi enship and Identity: o photocopies are accepted. o . . Driver’s license or tate Issued Identification Card o . . Passport o Certificate of aturali ation or a Certificate of Citi enship o irth Certificate If you do not have these specific documents or cannot get a replacement for them within days, you can also provide:
o mployee ID card o chool ID card o Health insurance card not a Medicare card o . . military ID card o doption decree If you are not a . . citi en, ocial ecurity must see your current . . immigration documents. ccepta le documents from the Department of Homeland ecurity include your: o orm I includes machine reada le immigrant visa with your une pired foreign passport o I 4 with your une pired foreign passport o ork permit card I 66 or I 6
ample application documents follow this page.
49 SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION Application for a Social Security Card Applying for a Social Security Card is free! USE THIS APPLICATION TO: ● Apply for an original Social Security card ● Apply for a replacement Social Security card ● Change or correct information on your Social Security number record
IMPORTANT: You MUST provide a properly completed application and the required evidence before we can process your application. We can only accept original documents or documents certified by the custodian of the original record. Notarized copies or photocopies which have not been certified by the custodian of the record are not acceptable. We will return any documents submitted with your application. For assistance call us at 1-800-772-1213 or visit our website at www.socialsecurity.gov. Original Social Security Card To apply for an original card, you must provide at least two documents to prove age, identity, and U.S. citizenship or current lawful, work-authorized immigration status. If you are not a U.S. citizen and do not have DHS work authorization, you must prove that you have a valid non-work reason for requesting a card. See page 2 for an explanation of acceptable documents.
NOTE: If you are age 12 or older and have never received a Social Security number, you must apply in person. Replacement Social Security Card To apply for a replacement card, you must provide one document to prove your identity. If you were born outside the U.S., you must also provide documents to prove your U.S. citizenship or current, lawful, work-authorized status. See page 2 for an explanation of acceptable documents. Changing Information on Your Social Security Record To change the information on your Social Security number record (i.e., a name or citizenship change, or corrected date of birth) you must provide documents to prove your identity, support the requested change, and establish the reason for the change. For example, you may provide a birth certificate to show your correct date of birth. A document supporting a name change must be recent and identify you by both your old and new names. If the name change event occurred over two years ago or if the name change document does not have enough information to prove your identity, you must also provide documents to prove your identity in your prior name and/or in some cases your new legal name. If you were born outside the U.S. you must provide a document to prove your U.S. citizenship or current lawful, work-authorized status. See page 2 for an explanation of acceptable documents. LIMITS ON REPLACEMENT SOCIAL SECURITY CARDS Public Law 108-458 limits the number of replacement Social Security cards you may receive to 3 per calendar year and 10 in a lifetime. Cards issued to reflect changes to your legal name or changes to a work authorization legend do not count toward these limits. We may also grant exceptions to these limits if you provide evidence from an official source to establish that a Social Security card is required. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS If you have any questions about this form or about the evidence documents you must provide, please visit our website at www.socialsecurity.gov for additional information as well as locations of our offices and Social Security Card Centers. You may also call Social Security at 1-800-772-1213. You can also find your nearest office or Card Center in your local phone book.
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50 EVIDENCE DOCUMENTS The following lists are examples of the types of documents you must provide with your application and are not all inclusive. Call us at 1-800-772-1213 if you cannot provide these documents. IMPORTANT : If you are completing this application on behalf of someone else, you must provide evidence that shows your authority to sign the application as well as documents to prove your identity and the identity of the person for whom you are filing the application. We can only accept original documents or documents certified by the custodian of the original record. Notarized copies or photocopies which have not been certified by the custodian of the record are not acceptable. Evidence of Age In general, you must provide your birth certificate. In some situations, we may accept another document that shows your age. Some of the other documents we may accept are: ● U.S. hospital record of your birth (created at the time of birth) ● Religious record established before age five showing your age or date of birth ● Passport ● Final Adoption Decree (the adoption decree must show that the birth information was taken from the original birth certificate) Evidence of Identity You must provide current, unexpired evidence of identity in your legal name. Your legal name will be shown on the Social Security card. Generally, we prefer to see documents issued in the U.S. Documents you submit to establish identity must show your legal name AND provide biographical information (your date of birth, age, or parents' names) and/or physical information (photograph, or physical description - height, eye and hair color, etc.). If you send a photo identity document but do not appear in person, the document must show your biographical information (e.g., your date of birth, age, or parents' names). Generally, documents without an
expiration date should have been issued within the past two years for adults and within the past four years for & INCOME children. BENEFITS ID, As proof of your identity, you must provide a: ● U.S. driver's license; or ● U.S. State-issued non-driver identity card; or ● U.S. passport If you do not have one of the documents above or cannot get a replacement within 10 work days, we may accept other documents that show your legal name and biographical information, such as a U.S. military identity card, Certificate of Naturalization, employee identity card, certified copy of medical record (clinic, doctor or hospital), health insurance card, Medicaid card, or school identity card/record. For young children, we may accept medical records (clinic, doctor, or hospital) maintained by the medical provider. We may also accept a final adoption decree, or a school identity card, or other school record maintained by the school.
If you are not a U.S. citizen, we must see your current U.S. immigration document(s) and your foreign passport with biographical information or photograph.
WE CANNOT ACCEPT A BIRTH CERTIFICATE, HOSPITAL SOUVENIR BIRTH CERTIFICATE, SOCIAL SECURITY CARD STUB OR A SOCIAL SECURITY RECORD as evidence of identity. Evidence of U.S. Citizenship In general, you must provide your U.S. birth certificate or U.S. Passport. Other documents you may provide are a Consular Report of Birth, Certificate of Citizenship, or Certificate of Naturalization. Evidence of Immigration Status You must provide a current unexpired document issued to you by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) showing your immigration status, such as Form I-551, I-94, or I-766. If you are an international student or exchange visitor, you may need to provide additional documents, such as Form I-20, DS-2019, or a letter authorizing employment from your school and employer (F-1) or sponsor (J-1). We CANNOT accept a receipt showing you applied for the document. If you are not authorized to work in the U.S., we can issue you a Social Security card only if you need the number for a valid non-work reason. Your card will be marked to show you cannot work and if you do work, we will notify DHS. See page 3, item 5 for more information.
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51 HOW TO COMPLETE THIS APPLICATION
Complete and sign this application LEGIBLY using ONLY black or blue ink on the attached or downloaded form using only 8 ½” x 11” (or A4 8.25” x 11.7”) paper.
GENERAL: Items on the form are self-explanatory or are discussed below. The numbers match the numbered items on the form. If you are completing this form for someone else, please complete the items as they apply to that person.
4. Show the month, day, and full (4 digit) year of birth; for example, “1998” for year of birth.
5. If you check “Legal Alien Not Allowed to Work” or “Other,” you must provide a document from a U.S. Federal, State, or local government agency that explains why you need a Social Security number and that you meet all the requirements for the government benefit. NOTE: Most agencies do not require that you have a Social Security number. Contact us to see if your reason qualifies for a Social Security number.
6., 7. Providing race and ethnicity information is voluntary and is requested for informational and statistical purposes only. Your choice whether to answer or not does not affect decisions we make on your application. If you do provide this information, we will treat it very carefully.
9.B., 10.B. If you are applying for an original Social Security card for a child under age 18, you MUST show the parents' Social Security numbers unless the parent was never assigned a Social Security number. If the number is not known and you cannot obtain it, check the “unknown” box.
13. If the date of birth you show in item 4 is different from the date of birth currently shown on your Social Security record, show the date of birth currently shown on your record in item 13 and provide evidence to support the date of birth shown in item 4.
16. Show an address where you can receive your card 7 to 14 days from now.
17. WHO CAN SIGN THE APPLICATION? If you are age 18 or older and are physically and mentally capable of reading and completing the application, you must sign in item 17. If you are under age 18, you may either sign yourself, or a parent or legal guardian may sign for you. If you are over age 18 and cannot sign on your own behalf, a legal guardian, parent, or close relative may generally sign for you. If you cannot sign your name, you should sign with an "X” mark and have two people sign as witnesses in the space beside the mark. Please do not alter your signature by including additional information on the signature line as this may invalidate your application. Call us if you have questions about who may sign your application. HOW TO SUBMIT THIS APPLICATION In most cases, you can take or mail this signed application with your documents to any Social Security office. Any documents you mail to us will be returned to you. Go to https://secure.ssa.gov/apps6z/FOLO/fo001.jsp to find the Social Security office or Social Security Card Center that serves your area.
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52 PROTECT YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER AND CARD Protect your SSN card and number from loss and identity theft. DO NOT carry your SSN card with you. Keep it in a secure location and only take it with you when you must show the card; e.g., to obtain a new job, open a new bank account, or to obtain benefits from certain U.S. agencies. Use caution in giving out your Social Security number to others, particularly during phone, mail, email and Internet requests you did not initiate. PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT Collection and Use of Personal Information
Sections 205(c) and 702 of the Social Security Act, as amended, authorize us to collect this information. The information you provide will be used to assign you a Social Security number and issue a Social Security card.
The information you furnish on this form is voluntary. However, failure to provide the requested information may prevent us from issuing you a Social Security number and card.
We rarely use the information you supply for any purpose other than for issuing a Social Security number and card. However, we may use it for the administration and integrity of Social Security programs. We may also disclose information to another person or to another agency in accordance with approved routine uses, which include but are not limited to the following:
1. To enable a third party or an agency to assist Social Security in establishing rights to Social Security benefits and/or coverage; & INCOME ID, BENEFITS ID, 2. To comply with Federal laws requiring the release of information from Social Security records (e.g., to the Government Accountability Office and Department of Veterans' Affairs);
3. To make determinations for eligibility in similar health and income maintenance programs at the Federal, State, and local level; and
4. To facilitate statistical research, audit or investigative activities necessary to assure the integrity of Social Security programs.
We may also use the information you provide in computer matching programs. Matching programs compare our records with records kept by other Federal, State, or local government agencies. Information from these matching programs can be used to establish or verify a person's eligibility for Federally-funded or administered benefit programs and for repayment of payments or delinquent debts under these programs. Complete lists of routine uses for this information are available in System of Records Notice 60-0058 (Master Files of Social Security Number (SSN) Holders and SSN Applications). The Notice, additional information regarding this form, and information regarding our systems and programs, are available on-line at www.socialsecurity.gov or at any local Social Security office.
This information collection meets the requirements of 44 U.S.C. §3507, as amended by Section 2 of the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 . You do not need to answer these questions unless we display a valid Office of Management and Budget control number. We estimate that it will take about 8.5 to 9.5 minutes to read the instructions, gather the facts, and answer the questions. You may send comments on our time estimate to: SSA, 6401 Security Blvd., Baltimore, MD 21235-6401. Send only comments relating to our time estimate to this address, not the completed form.
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53 SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION Form Approved Application for a Social Security Card OMB No. 0960-0066 NAME First Full Middle Name Last TO BE SHOWN ON CARD FULL NAME AT BIRTH First Full Middle Name Last 1 IF OTHER THAN ABOVE OTHER NAMES USED
Social Security number previously assigned to the person 2 listed in item 1 - - Office DATE PLACE Use 3 OF BIRTH Only 4 OF (Do Not Abbreviate) City State or Foreign Country FCI BIRTH MM/DD/YYYY Legal Alien Legal Alien Not Allowed Other (See CITIZENSHIP U.S. Citizen Allowed To To Work(See Instructions On 5 ( Check One ) Work Instructions On Page 3) Page 3)
Native Hawaiian American Indian Other Pacific ETHNICITY RACE Islander Are You Hispanic or Latino? Select One or More Alaska Native Black/African (Your Response is Voluntary) (Your Response is Voluntary) White 6 7 American Yes No Asian 8 SEX Male Female A. PARENT/ MOTHER'S First Full Middle Name Last NAME AT HER BIRTH 9 B. PARENT/ MOTHER'S SOCIAL Unknown SECURITY NUMBER (See instructions for 9 B on Page 3) - - A. PARENT/ FATHER'S First Full Middle Name Last NAME 10 B. PARENT/ FATHER'S SOCIAL SECURITY Unknown NUMBER (See instructions for 10B on Page 3) - - Has the person listed in item 1 or anyone acting on his/her behalf ever filed for or received a Social Security number 11 card before? Yes (If "yes" answer questions 12-13) No Don't Know (If "don't know," skip to question 14.) Name shown on the most recent Social First Full Middle Name Last Security card issued for the person 12 listed in item 1 13 Enter any different date of birth if used on an earlier application for a card MM/DD/YYYY TODAY'S DAYTIME PHONE 14 DATE MM/DD/YYYY 15 NUMBER Area Code Number Street Address, Apt. No., PO Box, Rural Route No.
16 MAILING ADDRESS City State/Foreign Country ZIP Code (Do Not Abbreviate) I declare under penalty of perjury that I have examined all the information on this form, and on any accompanying statements or forms, and it is true and correct to the best to my knowledge. YOUR SIGNATURE YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO THE PERSON IN ITEM 1 IS: 17 Natural Or Self Legal Guardian Other Specify 18 Adoptive Parent DO NOT WRITE BELOW THIS LINE (FOR SSA USE ONLY ) NPN DOC NTI CAN ITV PBC EVI EVA EVC PRA NWR DNR UNIT EVIDENCE SUBMITTED SIGNATURE AND TITLE OF EMPLOYEE(S) REVIEWING EVIDENCE AND/OR CONDUCTING INTERVIEW
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55 STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BCIA 8016RR Page 1 of 2 (orig. 04/2001; rev. 10/2014)
REQUEST FOR LIVE SCAN SERVICE (Record Review or Foreign Adoption) Print Form Reset Form
Applicant Submission
Type of Application (Check One Only) Record Review Foreign Adoption ORI (Code assigned by DOJ)
Reason for Application
Contributing Agency Information:
Agency Authorized to Receive Criminal Record Information Mail Code (five-digit code assigned by DOJ)
Street Address or P.O. Box Contact Name (mandatory for all school submissions)
City State ZIP Code Contact Telephone Number
Applicant Information:
Last Name First Name Middle Initial Suffix Other Name (AKA or Alias) Last First Suffix
Sex Male Female Date of Birth Driver's License Number
Height Weight Eye Color Hair Color Misc. Number (Other Identification Number)
Place of Birth (State or Country) Social Security Number Telephone Number
Street Address or P.O. Box City State ZIP Code
Level of Service: DOJ Only
If re-submission, list original ATI number (Must provide proof of rejection): Original ATI Number
Foreign Government Embassy: (Mandatory for Foreign Adoption requests pursuant to Penal Code section 11105(c)(12)) Designee -- Do not include Employer: (Optional for individual designated by applicant to Penal Code section 11124)
Designee or Embassy Name
Street Address or P.O. Box
City State Country ZIP Code Telephone Number
Live Scan Transaction Completed By:
Name of Operator Date
Transmitting Agency LSID ATI Number Amount Collected/Billed
ORIGINAL - Live Scan Operator SECOND COPY - Applicant
56 Kamala D. Harris State of California Attorney General DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION AND INFORMATION P.O. Box 903417 SACRAMENTO, CA 94203-4170 RECORD REVIEW (Live-Scan)
California Penal Code Sections 11120 through 11127 afford persons an opport unity to obtain a copy of their record, if any, contained in the files of the California Bureau of Criminal Information and Analysis and refute any erroneous or inaccurate information contained therein.
Beginning with live scan transactions submitted after April 6, 2006, the Department of Justice will only mail responses to the applicant.
You may use the information you receive to answer questions regarding past criminal history, or to complete an application or questionnaire. However, this process is not to be used to obtain a copy of your record to furnish to another person or agency for immigration, visa, employment, licensing, or certification purposes (refer to California Penal Code Section 11125).
GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING “REQUEST FOR LIVE SCAN SERVICE” FORM (BCIA RR8016) CATEGORY INSTRUCTION COMMENT & INCOME
1) Type of Application Place a check mark or “X” in the Record This is mandatory field and must be BENEFITS ID, Review Box completed.
2) Reason for Application: Write a brief explanation of why you Examples of explanation: Personal Use, need a copy of your criminal history Verify Accuracy of Record, Update FBI record. record, Prison visit, to Fill Out an Application
3) Name of Applicant & Personal Enter your full name, any known alias, Name, date of birth, and sex are Descriptors: date of birth, sex, height, weight, eye & mandatory fields and must be hair color, place of birth, social security provided. number, California driver’s license number. All others are optional
4) Applicant Address: Enter your home address. This is mandatory field and must be completed.
5) Daytime Telephone Number Enter telephone number you can be A telephone number is useful in helping reached at from 8:00am to 5:00pm. to resolve problems which could result in Please include the area code. a delay in the processing of your request
Contact your local Police Department or Sheriff’s Office regarding the availability of “Live-Scan” fingerprinting service, the fee charged by the agency for the taking of your fingerprints, and the types of payment they accept. A current listing of Live Scan sites offering electronic fingerprint services is available on the Attorney General’s website at: http://ag.ca.gov/fingerprints/publications/contact.htm
Go to the agency you have selected and have your fingerprints taken. Your total costs will be $25 plus the fingerprint rolling fee charged by the Live-Scan agency. You may also use the services of a private fingerprint service as long as the live-scan fingerprint technician is certified by the California Department of Justice.
If you have any further questions regarding the completion of the Request for Live Scan Service form (BCIA RR8016), contact the Record Review Unit at (916) 227-3835.
For inquiries regarding the status of your record review request, please contact us at (916) 227-3849.
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PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT The FBI’s acquisition, retention, and sharing of information submitted on this form is generally authorized under 28 USC 534 and 28 CFR 16.30-16.34. The purpose for requesting this information from you is to provide the FBI with a minimum of identifying data to permit an accurate and timely search of identity history identification records. Providing this information (including your Social Security Account Number) is voluntary; however, failure to provide the information may affect the completion of your request. The information reported on this form may be disclosed pursuant to your consent, and may also be disclosed by the FBI without your consent pursuant to the Privacy Act of 1974 and all applicable routine uses. Under the Paperwork Reduction Act, you are not required to complete this form unless it contains a valid OMB control number. The form takes approximately 3 minutes to complete. Applicant Information * Denotes Required Fields *Last Name *First Name Middle Name 1 Middle Name 2
*Date of Birth: *Place of Birth: U.S. Citizen or Legal Permanent Resident: Yes No
*Country of Citizenship: Country of Residence: Prisoner Number (if applicable):
*Last Four Digits of Social Security Number:
*Height: *Weight:
*Hair (please check appropriate box):
Bald Black Blonde/Strawberry Blue Brown Gray Green Orange Pink Purple Red/Auburn Sandy Unknown White
*Eyes (please check appropriate box):
Black Blue Brown Gray Green Hazel Maroon Multicolored Pink Unknown & INCOME ID, BENEFITS ID, Applicant Home Address *Address
*City *State *Postal (Zip) Code *Country Phone Number E-Mail
Mail Results to Address C/O ATTN Address
City State Postal (Zip) Code Country Phone Number (if different from above)
Payment Enclosed: (please check appropriate box) CERTIFIED CHECK MONEY ORDER CREDIT CARD FORM
Reason for Request: Personal review Challenge information on your record Adoption of a child in the U.S. International adoption Live, work, or travel in a foreign country Other
* APPLICANT SIGNATURE DATE
Mail the signed applicant information form, fingerprint card, and payment of $18 U.S. dollars to the following address:
FBI CJIS Division – Summary Request 1000 Custer Hollow Road Clarksburg, West Virginia 26306
You may request a copy of your own Identity History Summary to review it or obtain a change, correction, or an update to the summary.
59 1110-0046 3/21/2010 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 1. LOOP CJIS DIVISION/CLARKSBURG, WV 26306 APPLICANT CENTER THIS CARD FOR USE BY: OF LOOP 1. LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN FINGERPRINTING APPLICANTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS.* 2. OFFICIALS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF EMPLOYMENT, LICENSING, AND PERMITS, AS AUTHORIZED BY STATE STATUTES AND APPROVED BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE UNITED STSTES. LOCAL AND COUNTY ORDINANCES, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY BASED ON APPLICABLE STATE STATUTES DO NOT SATISFY THIS REQUIREMENT.* 3. U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND OTHER ENTITIES REQUIRED BY FEDERAL LAW.** 4. OFFICIALS OF FEDERALLY CHARTERED OR INSURED BANKING INSTITUTIONS TO PROMOTE OR MAINTAIN DELTA THE SECURITY OF THOSE INSTITUTIONS. Please review this helpful information to aid in the successful processing of hard copy criminal and civil fingerprint submissions in order to prevent delays or rejections. Hard copy fingerprint submissions must meet specific criteria for processing by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Ensure all information is typed or legibly printed using blue or black ink. Enter data within the boundaries of the designated field or block. Complete all required fields. (If a required field is left blank, the fingerprint card may be immediately rejected without further processing.) THE LINES BETWEEN CENTER OF •'b7 The required fields for hard copy fingerprint cards are: originating agency identifier number - date of birth - place of birth - name - sex fingerprint impressions - any applicable state stamp - Other (race, height, weight, eye color, LOOP AND DELTA MUST SHOW hair color) * criminal fingerprint cards also require an arrest charge and date of arrest. * civil fingerprint cards also require a reason fingerprinted and date fingerprinted 2. WHORL Do not use highlighters on fingerprint cards. Do not enter data or labels within ʻLeave Blankʼ areas. Ensure the ʻReply Desiredʼ field is checked when applicable (criminal only). Ensure fingerprint impressions are rolled completely from nail to nail. Ensure fingerprint impressions are in the correct sequence. Ensure notations are made for any missing fingerprint impression (i.e. amputation). DELTAS Do not use more than two retabs per fingerprint impression block. Ensure no stray marks are within the fingerprint impression blocks.
Training aids can be ordered online via the Internet by accessing the FBIʼs website at: fbi.gov, click on ʻFingerprintsʼ, then click on ʻOrdering Fingerprint Cards & Training Aidsʼ. Direct questions to the Identification and Investigative Services Sectionʼs Customer Service Group at (304) 625-5590 or by e-mail at
Social Security Account Number (SSAN). Your SSAN is needed to keep records accurate because other people may have the same name and birth date. Pursuant to the Federal Privacy Act of 1974 (5 USC 552a), the requesting agency is responsible for informing you whether THESE LINES RUNNING BETWEEN disclosure is mandatory or voluntary, by what statutory or other authority your SSAN is solicited, and what uses will be made of it. Executive Order 9397 also asks Federal agencies to use this number to help identify individuals in agency records. DELTAS MUST BE CLEAR Principal Purpose: Certain determinations, such as employment, security, licensing, and adoption, may be predicated on fingerprint-based checks. Your fingerprints and other information contained on (and along with) this form may be submitted to the requesting agency, the agency 3. A RCH conducting the application investigation, and/or FBI for the purpose of comparing the submitted information to available records in order to identify other information that may be pertinent to the application. During the processing of this application, and for as long hereafter as may be relevant to the activity for which this application is being submitted, the FBI may disclose any potentially pertinent information to the requesting agency and/or to the agency conducting the investigation. The FBI may also retain the submitted information in the FBI's permanent collection of fingerprints and related information, where it will be subject to comparisons against other submissions received by the FBI. Depending on the nature of your application, the requesting agency and/or the agency conducting the application investigation may also retain the fingerprints and other submitted information for other authorized purposes of such agency(ies).
Routine Uses: The fingerprints and information reported on this form may be disclosed pursuant to your consent, and may also be disclosed by the FBI without your consent as permitted by the Federal Privacy Act of 1974 (5 USC 552a(b)) and all applicable routine uses as may be published at any time in the Federal Register, including the routine uses for the FBI Fingerprint Identification Records System (Justice/FBI-009) and the FBI's Blanket Routine Uses (Justice/FBI-BRU). Routine uses include, but are not limited to, disclosures to: appropriate governmental authorities responsible for civil or criminal law enforcement, counterintelligence, national security or public safety matters to which the information may be relevant; to State and local governmental agencies and nongovernmental entities for application processing as authorized by Federal and State legislation, executive order, or regulation, including employment, security, licensing, and adoption checks; and as otherwise authorized by law, treaty, executive order, regulation, or other lawful authority. If other agencies are involved in processing this application, they may have additional routine uses.
Additional Information: The requesting agency and/or the agency conducting the application-investigation will provide you additional information pertinent to the specific circumstances of this application, which may include identification of other authorities, purposes, uses, and consequences of not providing requested information. In addition, any such agency in the Federal Executive Branch has also published notice INSTRUCTIONS: ARCHES HAVE NO DELTAS * 1. PRINTS MUST GENERALLY BE CHECKED THROUGH THE APPROPRIATE STATE IDENTIFICATION BUREAU, AND ONLY THOSE FINGERPRINTS FOR WHICH NO DISQUALIFYING RECORD HAS BEEN FOUND LOCALLY SHOULD BE SUBMITTED FOR FBI SEARCH. FD-258 (REV. 12-10-07) 2. IDENTITY OF PRIVATE CONTRACTORS SHOULD BE SHOWN IN SPACE “EMPLOYER AND ADDRESS”. THE CONTRIBUTOR IS THE NAME OF THE AGENCY SUBMITTING THE FINGERPRINT CARD TO THE FBI. 3. FBI NUMBER, IF KNOWN, SHOULD ALWAYS BE FURNISHED IN THE APPROPRIATE SPACE. ** MISCELLANEOUS NO. - RECORD: OTHER ARMED FORCES NO. PASSPORT NO. [FP], ALIEN REGISTRATION NO. (AR), PORT SECURITY CARD NO. (PS), SELECTIVE SERVICE NO. (SS) VETERANSʼ ADMINISTRATION CLAIM NO. (VA).
60 LEAVE BLANK TYPE OR PRINT ALL INFORMATION IN BLACK FBI LEAVE BLANK LAST NAME NAM FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME
APPLICANT* See Privacy Act Notice on Back
FD-258 (REV.12-10-07) SIGNATURE OF PERSON FINGERPRINTED ALIASES AKA O R I RESIDENCE OF PERSON FINGERPRINTED DATE OF BIRTH DOB Month Day Year
CITIZENSHIP CTZ SEX RACE HGT. WGT. EYES HAIR PLACE OF BIRTH POB
DATE SIGNATURE OF OFFICIAL TAKING FINGERPRINTS YOUR NO. OCA LEAVE BLANK EMPLOYER AND ADDRESS FBI NO. FBI
CLASS ARMED FORCES NO. MNU
REASON FINGERPRINTED SOCIAL SECURITY NO. SOC REF.
MISCELLANEOUS NO. MNU & INCOME ID, BENEFITS ID,
1. R. THUMB 2. R. INDEX 3. R. MIDDLE 4. R. RING 5. R. LITTLE
6. L. THUMB 7. L. INDEX 8. L. MIDDLE 9. L. RING 10. L. LITTLE
LEFT FOUR FINGERS TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY L. THUMB R. THUMB RIGHT FOUR FINGERS TAKEN SIMULTANEOUSLY
61 1-786 (1-31-10) Credit Card Payment Form * Denotes Required Fields
Applicant Name
* Name (as it appears on credit card) Company Name (if applicable) * Billing Address Billing Address 2 * City * State/Province * Postal (ZIP) Code * Country
* Credit Card #:
* Expiration Date (MM/YYYY) * Total Amount To Be Billed To Credit Card $ ( x $18 US Dollars Per Request)
* Card Holder Signature
No Charge Backs or Refunds All Sales Final
62 1-785 (Rev. 5-1-2013)
Did You Remember To...?
Please check the boxes to ensure that you have included everything needed to process your request.
Include a completed application form.
Sign your application. Note: If for a couple, family, etc., all must sign the application.
Include a completed fingerprint card. A completed fingerprint card includes the following:
1. Name 2. Date of Birth 3. Descriptive Data 4. All 10 rolled fingerprint impressions. 5. The plain impressions including thumbs of both hands. & INCOME ID, BENEFITS ID, 6. Current fingerprint card-no older than 18 months. Include a credit card payment form, certified check*, or money order for $18.00 per request. Note: This amount must be exact.
If using a credit card, please ensure the credit card payment form is filled out completely. Don’t forget to include the expiration date of the credit card that you are using.
If paying with a certified check or money order, make it payable to the Treasury of the United States.
CASH OR PERSONAL/BUSINESS CHECKS ARE NOT AN ACCEPTED FORM OF PAYMENT.
Include a form of contact information (i.e., e-mail, telephone number) in case we need to contact you.
*To issue a certified check, the bank verifies that sufficient funds exist in the requestor’s account to cover the check and so certifies payment at the time the check is written. Those funds are then set aside in the bank’s internal account until the check is cashed or returned to the payee.
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uni ast asses or to ens employment services are limited to mont s it a possible e tension of mont s if suc additional services are li ely to lead to employment ere is a day sanction for eli ibility re uirement related failures and a day sanction for mployment lan related failures clients o are discontinued for fraud are ineli ible for for t e duration of t e fraud sanction
is for individuals and t eir spouses o are receivin edi al benefits because t ey are eit er a ed or disabled but do not currently ualify for ere are penalties for non cooperation e cept for fraud ne or er at arrison treet provides bot edi al benefits and cas assistance al res or ers are also available at t e same location
is for individuals o ave medical verification t at t ey ave a disability ic eit er as lasted or is li ely to last at least consecutive mont s uni to ens for verified medical appointments are also provided ere are no sanction penalties for non cooperation e cept for fraud ase ana ement is available and continuin cases are andled by speciali ed or ers clients o are discontinued for fraud are ineli ible for for t e duration of t e fraud sanction
remains t e ounty safety net pro ram for indi ent adults t is desi ned for individuals o do not ualify for and and o eit er do not c oose to participate in or are not eli ible to receive n e c an e for t e benefit pac a e able bodied recipients are e pected to perform a number of or fare ours dependin on t e rant amount or an acceptable substitute recipients performin or fare receive a mont ly uni ast ass or to ens ro ram re uirement failures it out ood cause may result in a day sanction clients o are discontinued for fraud are ineli ible to apply for for t e duration of t e fraud sanction
asic eli ibility criteria are as follo s but are not limited to ou must live in an rancisco and you must ave resided in for continuous days days for prior to t e time of application ou must intend to reside in ou must ave t e ability ri t to reside in ou must be years old to apply unless you are applyin it your parent s and are not eli ible for al s or are le ally married or divorced e cept en t e marria e as been annulled f you live it your usband ife or domestic partner you must bot apply unless e s e receives on citi ens must prove le al status in t e unless you ave a terminal illness it a verified life e pectancy of mont s or less and ou must also meet ot er financial re uirements
resumptive eli ibility of one ee or more period may be ranted if you are apparently eli ible for our benefits may be in t e form of bus to ens s elters or under special circumstances cas benefits urin t e period you ill be e pected to provide t e
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necessary documentation for your or er to verify your eli ibility to one of t e ounty dult ssistance ro rams and to comply it ot er ro ram re uirements ic your or er ill discuss it you
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f you are an adult it dependent c ildren you may be eli ible for al s al s provides financial support and a variety of services to elp you et bac on your feet and into t e or force n employment specialist ill or it you to follo an individuali ed employment plan ven after you ave found a job and become self sufficient t ere may be follo up services available to elp you stay employed and move to better payin or f you participate in al s you may receive
inancial support up to mont s for parent and to a e for eli ible c ildren & INCOME efu ee cas assistance and assistance to nonciti en victims of traffic in domestic BENEFITS ID, violence and ot er serious crimes ob preparation assessment trainin and employment counselin ducation and job searc activities al res ormerly ood tamps edi al ubsidi ed c ild care ransportation allo ance inancial assistance it uniforms boo s or ot er support needed to participate in elfare to or activities ounselin for mental ealt substance abuse and domestic violence issues omeless assistance for move in costs of securin a ne residence ayment of up to t o mont s of bac rent to prevent eviction
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al res formerly no n as t e ood tamp ro ram is a overnment pro ram desi ned to eliminate un er and improve t e ealt of lo income families and individuals by providin funds to access a nutritious diet
ncome limits belo percent of t e federal poverty level and some non financial eli ibility factors determine o ualifies for al res benefits n an rancisco al res is distributed via Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card, which may be used at grocery stores and farmers’ mar ets omeless elderly or disabled individuals ualify to use al res at do ens of restaurants across an rancisco
ose it criminal records includin a dru felony may be eli ible to receive al res benefits ein on probation or parole does not impact your al res eli ibility o ever you cannot be a fleein felon i e ave a arrant or be in violation of your probation or parole and ualify for al res
ou may apply for al res in person by mail or online f you are found eli ible for t e al res pro ram you can be in receivin benefits as soon as t ree days after you apply pply online at or call our office at if you ave any uestions pplication forms are available in n lis inese ussian panis a alo and ietnamese ou may re uest a ne application form or submit a completed application to
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The ocial ecurity dministration ( ) is a federal agency that administers u lemental ecurity ncome ( ) and ocial ecurity isability nsurance ( ), among other rograms children (if child’s disability started before age 22).
ro ides monthly ayments to aged, blind and disabled eo le who ha e little or no resources and income licants need not ha e wor ed or aid ocial ecurity ta es to be eligible ro ides benefits to aged, blind and disabled eo le who ha e wor ed a certain number of years and aid ocial ecurity ta es The income limitations that a ly to do not a ly to To find out more about these rograms, call , onday riday, am m owe er, it is generally best to go in erson to a ocial ecurity istrict ffice
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lying for or may be time consuming ee out assistance from a ser ice ro ider listed in this uide, or contact the olunteer egal er ices rogram of the Bar ssociation of an rancisco, by calling ( ) , or by dro ing by Tuesdays between m and m at ission treet, nd floor – These are state run benefits for low income eo le t co ers children, the aged, blind, and or disabled and other eo le who are also eligible for u lemental ecurity ncome ontact the ocial ecurity dministration for information on enrollment – These are medical benefits for adults and older f you or your s ouse wor ed and aid edicare ta es for at least ten years, you may be eligible for edicare Benefits ontact the ocial ecurity dministration immediately at the abo e number to understand enrollment, eligibility, and benefits ou can also call the edicare el line at for information
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’ If you served in the US Military, you may be eligible for Veteran’s benefits. Start by contacting the follo i e offices o see if ou u lif
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he ffordable are ct bamacare as signed into la by resident arac bama on March , . he la e ands health coverage to all U.S. citi ens and egal ermanent esidents. If your em loyer does not rovide health coverage, or if you are unem loyed, you can sign u for health coverage through overed alifornia online at
Medi al is free or lo cost health coverage for children and adults ith limited income and resources.
Medi al covers lo income adults, families ith children, seniors, ersons ith disabilities, children in foster care as ell as former foster youth u to age , and regnant omen.
Medi al is health coverage, ust li e the coverage from overed alifornia health lans. If you ualify for Medi al, your health care ill be free or at a lo er cost to you and your family. Medi al plans and Covered California plans both offer a similar set of important benefits, called “essential health benefits.
ou can a ly online at his single a lication ill let you no if you ualify & INCOME ID, BENEFITS ID, for overed alifornia or Medi al coverage.
If you need hel a lying or have uestions, you can contact a trained ertified nrollment ounselor for free Search a list of local ertified nrollment ounselors or call .
If you live in San rancisco, you can a ly several ays or Monday riday am m uman Services gency, arrison Street or Mission Street, San rancisco, Monday riday am m available hours days a ee
ther ise, if you need to find county offices outside of San rancisco, chec the follo ing
If you ualify for Medi al, you ill get a benefits identification card I in the mail, and get a list of available health lans to choose from. ith the card, you can begin to use your health care as a ne Medi al member.
In some cases after you a ly, the county may need clarify or get more information from you so that e can ma e sure you ualify for Medi al or other affordable health coverage.
If you have applied and haven’t received a benefits issue card (BIC), please do not apply again but contact the Medi al either on the hone or in erson.
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ost individuals ho are unemployed or do not receive medical coverage from their employer can receive health coverage under the ffordable Care ct
Benefits rovides medical, dental and vision coverage Cost epending on income, edi Cal may be free ligibility ervices are available to lo income adults and children or information or to apply ( ) or ( ) or information on edi Cal for lo income adults, children, families, or long term convalescent care, o or ( onday riday am pm) o uman ervices gency, arrison treet or ission treet an rancisco, C ( onday riday am pm)
(for e ample, if you are undocumented), an rancisco has a strong net or of primary care clinics and connections to healthcare for almost all residents of an rancisco Connecting to ealthy an rancisco is the first best step to get connected to the care that you need
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an rancisco resident ho can provide proof of an rancisco residency ninsured for the last days ot eligible for public insurance program ( edi Cal, ealthy amilies, or ealthy ids™); Bet een the ages of and and iving ithin program income guidelines
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breaks the cycle of poverty by matching the savings of low wage workers and helping them invest in assets that build wealth creating a cycle of prosperity across generations. hen you invest money in an account they will match your money so that it grows more uickly. — n ID is a matched savings account for low wage workers to save towards an asset goal. lease note re uirements may vary per agency.
— he Starter ccount is your start to creating the spark to seeing your savings grow. ith each deposit you will steadily earn ewards each month.
— he Firefly ccount is designed for new savers. It gives financial incentives and coaching to help you turn saving into a habit you’ve been wanting to build.
—Want to save for your child’s education? Receive $3 for every $1 you save for your child’s education.
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hen you know where your money goes it s easier to pay your bills on time save money each month and find financial freedom. o get started think about your money. oney should go towards things you need things you want and towards your debts or into savings. place to live a way to get around and nutritious food to eat are things you can’t live without. Every month you make rent or mortgage payments and spend money on utilities as well as transportation. any people pay for different types of insurance and some pay for school fees and loans. These expenses are things you can’t do without. Ideally this should be half of your budget. If you lose your ob or have an une pected emergency e pense these are the things that you will still have to spend your money on. Do you en oy watching cable television shopping or eating in restaurants? While these aren’t things you need, it’s your life and you should enjoy it with a budget that fits you best. he best budget includes money to meet your needs and your wants as well as save for your future. hen you put money into your savings you can better plan for your retirement or education for your family. redit cards payday lenders and rent to own furniture stores charge very high interest rates. It’s important to pay down these debts first so that your savings can go farther. If you need help getting started build a budget and seek credit counseling to take control of your money
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If you find that you are so indebted that you need help, contact a reputable non profit credit counseling agency. o not fall for the many predatory scams that are advertised as debt counseling. ne well known and reputable non profit credit counseling agency is oney anagement International I . It provides credit counseling as well as other financial educational services. ounseling is also available hours a day, days a week by phone 1 3 . Website
onsumer redit ounseling ervice of an rancisco is a non profit service and a member of the ational oundation for redit ounseling . y providing comprehensive financial counseling and education, we help consumers achieve financial independence through debt reduction, homeownership, and improved money management skills. s a financial resource center, we offer the tools to help our clients set and achieve financial goals. Whether you need immediate help to pay off debt and avoid bankruptcy or you just need guidance in designing a spending and savings plan or buying a first home, we offer a variety of programs and services that put you in control of your financial future. There is no charge for money management, debt, or housing counseling services. ebt anagement lan participants pay a small monthly administrative fee to cover the cost of handling their accounts the fee never exceeds $3 per month.
taff English, panish. ree and low cost. info cccssf.org ll individual 1 years of onday riday, am pm age and older arket treet, 1 th loor, an o. rancisco, 1 lease call first to schedule an appointment.
ebt anagement redit ounseling inancial ounseling omeownership ounseling Workshops. Referrals to other resources available as needed.
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aving is important because having it whatever the amount brings you peace of mind and the ability to pay for things without using credit. Even if you think you can’t afford it – Even if it is only a few dollars out of each paycheck. What’s next? If you’re going to start saving, you’ll need to have a budget for assistance building your budget, check out The eehive, online at . se these seven steps to make a successful financial plan 1. tart as early as possible . et goals short and long term 3. Tell your family members or others with whom you share finances . upport your plan with a practical, working budget . o your homework – think about your options and be flexible . ut your plan in writing . Review your plan every month or two Budgets are just the beginning. Your plan won’t make much sense unless you also learn to build & INCOME credit, save, and invest wisely. BENEFITS ID, The best way to make a budget for the future is to figure out how you spend your money now. irst, look at where your money comes from and where it goes. Track all of your income and expenses for one month before creating your budget. ou ll need to keep track of all of your purchases by writing them down by category in a notebook or holding on to receipts organi ed by category. Write down how much you spend in each category every month. on t forget to include money that you save each month to help you meet your future goals. e realistic about your budget, so that it s easy for you to follow.
our income is the most important part of your budget—it allows you to take care of your family and yourself. ou can put that money into a budget to figure out how you spend your money now and how to make the most of it in the future.
It is also important to know where you spend your money. eeping track of your receipts and watching your statements is the best way to see how much you spend. If you already have a way of recording daily expenses, like a diary, use that information to fill out this section.
There are many ways to look at your personal finances. ou may own some things that are worth money that you never even considered. Think about things like electronics, jewelry, or even your home. These things, plus the money in your savings or investment accounts, are part of your assets.
If you are struggling with debt, you can help yourself by making a plan. ou might owe money to many people or companies, but you can make a big difference by writing down those numbers. e
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honest with yourself about how much you owe. nce you know how much you have to pay, your budget plan can help you figure out how to get rid of your debt. o not enter any account numbers in this section. You will only need to write the amount of money you owe.
t n et If your budget shows you have more e penses than income, there are many ways to get out of trouble. emember, everyone has different priorities. You will have to make the decisions that are right for you.
What payments should I make first if I don’t have enough money to pay for all my bills? . irst, pay off your necessary household e penses, such as rent or mortgage, utilities, and food. You need to pay your rent or mortgage to ensure you don’t get evicted or have your property foreclosed upon. hink about the health and safety of your family when making these types of decisions. . any utilities, such as the telephone company, electric company, and gas company, have programs to lower your bill if you ualify. If you think you need assistance, contact your utility company.
What sh an a nth h seh ex enses t a ha n t e a n ans? . ay off the loan with the highest interest rate first to save on interest payments. . alk to your creditor. Your creditor may be willing to reduce your payments or change the terms to accommodate your situation by offering e tensions, smaller payments over a longer period of time, or accepting partial payments. . et a debt consolidation loan. Be cautious of this option. If loan fees and interest rates are too high, it may not be the best option for you. . et professional advice. eputable credit counselors can help you deal with your financial problems. ome organi ations charge little or nothing for their services. . Be cautious of companies that promise to fi your credit problems right away. redit repair can be a long process that might take several years.
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It is very diffi ult to find affordable housing in an ran is o tart looking as early as possible and utili e all of your resour es On August 13, 2014, San Francisco’s Fair Chance Ordinan e ent into effe t he rdinan e re uires some housing providers and employers to review an individual’s ualifi ations before in uiring about their arrest and onvi tion re ord his ordinan e applies to employers ith or more employees ontra tors ith ity ontra ts over and housing providers that have re eived funding from the ity mployers ontra tors and housing providers must also consider the relevance of an applicant’s convictions, how long ago those convictions o urred and eviden e of rehabilitation
I I I u sidi ed housing in an rancisco is contro ed y the an rancisco ousing uthority through t o separate progra s u ic ousing and ection ousing he u ic ousing progra consists o ui dings run y the ousing uthority here they revie your app ication and are your and ord ection is a housing voucher ith a certain a ount o oney on it that an individua can use to pay rent in su sidi ed housing or in private housing
either progra is oc ed or individua s ho have past convictions a though there are asic e igi i ity re uire ents or oth ost su sidi ed per anent housing opportunities in an rancisco re uire that the person current y reside in an rancisco and that the person have so e or o inco e or ene its oth o these ua i ications usua y re uire so e or o proo and ost housing app ications re uire a sho ing o so e ind o inco e eyond these asic re uire ents each provider ay have additiona e igi i ity re uire ents such as age or senior ui dings or docu ented proo o a disa i ity or certain progra re ated housing oth ection and u ic
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ou can he p yourse e an attractive app icant y staying current ith any re uire ents o any pro ation or paro e and see ing out support or treat ent that adds positive e orts to your history t is i portant to a ays a e sure you are honest in your app ication to the i deter ines that you have ied at any point they can and i deny your app ication e sure to consider i you ight e e igi e or any govern ent ene its such as socia security or genera assistance especia y since so e ene its progra s are connected to she ter or housing t is i portant to create as any options or yourse as you can
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he San Francisco ousing Authority – Wait ist Stat s Main ine – www sfha org
esidential reatment Facilities are listed in the ealth reatment chapter See that chapter if you are see ing residential treatment for su stance a use or mental health needs
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CO O S A S C ion. CHP’s m www chp sf org
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CA O C C A S C O Cathonic Charities/CYO’s mission is to house homeless people with disabling HIV and AIDS. At Leland Ho s i o i s m n n o sin s on o si n s on H m ion sis o in i io s s om i i o o s n n im s o si n ms s. www cccyo org
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CO ASS FA S C S Compass S HO helps amilies in danger o homelessness to stabili e and maintain their housing and rapidl re houses homeless amilies so that the can wor towards long term economic sel su icienc . he program is designed to help homeless amilies ind a unit and then pro ide a rental subsid paired with case management until the amil increases their income to the point that the can pa the rent on their own. www compass sf org
o et Connected hings o now Contact erson eth itchell rogram anguages Spo en nglish Spanish. Director hat to ring e will let ou now what hone e t. documents are needed at the time ou appl . mail bmitchell compass s .org Accessi ility heelchair accessible. ocation ar et St th loor S Client fees, if any one although amilies otes lease call or more in ormation and must pa o their net income towards to recei e an application pac et. o re erral the rent in their unit. re uired but we prioriti e amilies who are ligi le opulation Homeless amilies sta ing either in a shelter or on the Connecting oint in San rancisco. ust ha e more than amil shelter waitlist. custod o a child under minimum income o ma imum income A I. ust ha e a concrete plan to increase our income to the point where ou can a ord rent. Faith ased o.
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In ate graduated rom college recei ing his A rom Cali ornia Institute o Integral Studies. In ate graduated rom ro ect e ade at Stan ord ni ersit and recentl started his own non profit organization called, “Choice for Freedom” (www.choices or reedom.org . Committed to outh de elopment reconciliation and restorati e ustice ate wor s or estside Communit Ser ices as a mental health case manager.
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A O FA C ur mission is to rea the c cle of homelessness and povert hrough a housing first approach, we provide a continuum of housing solutions and hands on services that promote self sufficienc for families and individuals, and foster the potential of children and outh he udle partments is a unit ermanent upportive ousing development where amilton famil Center offers intensive case management services for single adults, seniors, Families, and children managing disa ilities who have e perienced homelessness www hamiltonfamilycenter org o et Connected hings o now Contact erson ar rown, Case anager anguages Spo en nglish, panish hone ( 1 8 1 8 10 hat to ring tate issued , ocial ecurit Fa ( 1 8 1 8 Card rogram will assist clients getting these mail m rown hamiltonfamil center org documents ocation 1 th treet, an Francisco, C Accessi ility heelchair accessi le 9 10 Client fees, if any Client pa s 0 of their otes lease call for an appointment income toward rent eferral from a service provider who can ligi le opulation en, women, suppl a certificate of homelessness is transgender, pregnant women, women with re uired waitlist is managed through children, families here are e tensive erc ousing restrictions for this program as it wor s with ee listing under amilton First venue erc ousing providing ection 8 units program for other housing options and lease contact the udle partments staff instructions for more information Faith ased No
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n partnership with the San Francisco Adult Probation Department the Center on u enile and Criminal Justice’s Cameo ouse ser es criminally in ol ed pregnant and parenting women who are certified as homeless (as defined by the City and County of San Francisco). The goal of Cameo ouse is to identify eligible women who are awaiting ad udication and recommend to the courts that they be sentenced to Cameo ouse in lieu of state prison or county ail when appropriate. All women residing at Cameo ouse must ha e at least one child in their custody ha e acti e reunification ser ices with at least one of their children or be pregnant at the time of enrollment. Cameo ouse is a month program but clients can remain for up to two years. All residents must be willing to participate in case management and other clinical ser ices as a condition of the residency. During their stay at Cameo ouse women are e pected to obtain employment reunify with at least one of their children remain clean and sober ( erified through random UAs conducted at Cameo ouse at least once per month) satisfy their Probation re uirements and obtain steady employment with the goal being for them to obtain and sustain permanent housing. Cameo ouse residents work intensi ely with our on site Case Manager and Therapist to insure that all these ob ecti es are met.
ntake Staff nglish and Spanish. ( ) ( ) one. hours days Formerly incarcerated Located in San Francisco. rite to women with young children. May not ha e a Cameo ouse oardman Place San criminal con iction for a se offense or be a Francisco CA . registered se offender. Clients may call for more information o. about the referral process. Appointments re uired.
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Growing up in San Francisco’s Mission istrict uis roc e as a are o t e an an street li e t at surroun e is communit lt ou conscientious o t e arm an mem ers ere oin to t e communit e oun it i icult to esca e t e e o iolence ter ser in se eral ears in i erent u enile acilities across t e state o Cali ornia a rosecutor too a s ecial interest in uis an o ere im a secon c ance a o rom cleanin s immin ools to ser in itc ell s ce Cream uis sa em lo ment as t e e innin o is ne li e
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n C loe com lete a Communit ealt or er Certi icate s eciali in in ost rison Release and graduated from Stanford University’s Project ReMade in 2012. In May 2013, she ra uate rom t e ni ersit o an rancisco it a in r ani ational e a ior an Leadership. She currently works for the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department as a Rehabilitation er ice Coor inator at t e an runo ail acilit
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ompass lara ouse is a two year transitional housing program of ompass Family Services and is aimed at supporting families with minor children to permanently break the cycle of homelessness. hrough intensive case management, on site therapy, life skills classes, parenting support, on site licensed childcare for children through age , after school programs, education vocational support, money management, and recovery support, our two year program helps families build a lasting foundation for success. Felicia Less, Intake nglish, Spanish. oordinator First, case manager or 1 0 0 e t. 10 referring agency speaks with intake fless compass sf.org coordinator. fter that, necessary documents Monday – Friday, 10 00am to 00pm include learance, proof of custody of 111 Page Street, San Francisco, minor s , proof of income if any , and 102 identification information state issued or lients must be referred by a social other are re uired. service agency such as a family shelter or heelchair accessible. ther substance abuse treatment program . disabilities are accommodated. ppointment re uired. 30 of monthly income for program fees, and a mandatory 20 of monthly income towards savings, returned upon e it. nly homeless families with minor children. Parents or guardians must have 0 legal and physical custody of the children or a solid reunification plan. lients must have months clean prior to being referred. lients who have e perienced domestic violence must be able to HOUSING demonstrate at least 2 months separation from batterer. Must not have a conviction for a violent offence, se offenses, or arson. o.
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affordable housing options it cannot be applied to subsidi ed options li e housing authority here the family’s rental amount is determined by a percentage of their income. Families enrolled in this program receive home based support services for the duration of their financial assistance.
• Family is living in a shelter or transitional housing program in San Francisco or is housed in San Francisco and at ris of losing their housing • ave a household member ho is or ing part or full time, and/or families on al or s ho are transitioning into or • f the family did not receive the subsidy they ould be paying over of their income to ard rent • ncome must be less than AM in San Francisco • Family has the ability to increase their monthly income and ta e over the full rent by the end of the program term.
First Avenues viction revention assistance is a one time, ma imum , grant to families facing imminent eviction and subse uent homelessness. The grant must prevent an eviction and avert the family from entering shelter. First Avenues viction revention targets households ho are at ris of eviction and ho ould be able to retain their housing ith one time rental assistance. ouseholds receive follo up phone calls to ensure that they have remained stably housed.
Must have legal custody of at least one minor child • Must have a legal lease • from the landlord or can obtain one from the landlord • viction otice ithin days • Ability to pay rent for ard.
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he amilton Family enter ransitional ousing program see s to brea the cycle of homelessness and poverty. hrough a housing first approach e provide a continuum of housing solutions and hands on services that promote self sufficiency for families and individuals and foster the potential of children and youth. he ransitional ousing rogram offers high needs families interim housing ith comprehensive support services for up to months. Front es nglish Spanish. e t State ssued Social Security ard birth certificates for children in thp.inta e hamiltonfamilycenter.org physical legal custody and bac rent notice ayes St San Francisco or certification of homelessness. rogram ill try to assist client in getting these. lients are re uired to have a referral heelchair accessible. ther from a social service provider and a certificate disabilities are accommodated. of homelessness. ppointment re uired. lients pay of their income to ards rent and an additional into savings that is returned to them hen they e it the program. Families any adult s ith children ith at least one child under in physical or legal custody or be in the rd trimester or th month of high ris pregnancy o.
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he etro o itan resh tart ro ram is a si month or on er) aith based transitiona and out atient ro ram desi ned for men struggling with life’s problems. The program is designed to rovide ro ressive rehabi itation based on time tested socia mode ro rams the rocess o earnin throu h doin and e eriencin , us e osure o c ients to ositive ro e mode s throu h sta and vo unteers ichard uydam, nta e n ish oordinator dministrator inimum month or ) ) residentia treatment undin avai ab e or admin reshstarthouse or veterans ice ours ai y, am to m en, a es ust be c ean and sober, must not have any th ve , , medica or menta hea th condition that wou d rohibit ro ram artici ation ay o , , not have conviction or se o ense or be a o re erra needed ointments re istered se o ender on y a nta e oordinator o dro ins es o tiona
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’ To help men and women maintain re o er while ta ing on e er da life hallenges to self independen e. uritha a son nglish. T learan e. rogram will assist lient in getting this. nann s.sober.li ing gmail. om aries depending on ar . lease all or write first. in ome. a dale enue an en and women ran is o ears and older. annot ser e hild se o referral needed. o drop ins. offenders or minors annot ser e indi iduals lease all or write for appointment. with a riminal on i tion for gang related offense arson or are registered se offenders. o.
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Phatt hance o unit Services Inc P S is a nonpro it organi ation that provides transitiona short and ong ter housing and other asic support services to individua s reintegrating to societ a ter incarceration ho e essness and those ith enta hea th concerns P S provides a sa e c ean and so er iving environ ent asic ps chosocia services as e as a tercare or c ients in various stages o drug and/or a coho a use recover P S uti i es a reintegration ode that provides ini u structure paired ith a i u accounta i it hich a o s progra participants to pursue e p o ent continued education counse ing services and other o site responsibilities when appropriate. The duration of clients’ stay at Phatt Chance Community Services depends entire on the individua needs o each c ient
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eor e Turner rew up in a land California. self described former under round entrepreneur r. Turner mana ed to escape the blea outcome of his loved ones and moved on to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology, and a Master’s degree in erontolo y from San rancisco State niversity.
eor e is also a certified dru and alcohol counselor and founder and ecutive irector of Phatt Chance Community Services nc. a c a California ssociation of ddiction ecovery esources C certified nonprofit or ani ation providin clean and sober transitional housin for formerly incarcerated men.
fter spendin years and months in the California Prison system and losin years of his life to a methamphetamine addiction arry made a commitment to chan e. n durin his last term of incarceration arry was dia nosed with ilateral ptic europathy and deemed le ally blind.
pon his release from state prison in he went directly to substance abuse treatment at ealth T . fter completin treatment in li ht of all of the obstacles he faced arry attended City Colle e of San rancisco and earned a C ru lcohol Certificate and is currently employed as a case mana er with ealth T .
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Transitional housing and su orti e ser ices for eo le in reco ery fro su stance a use addiction. hris Jones nglish. 15 2 0 11 15 5 5 2 o docu ents needed rior c 122252 yahoo.co to entry. rogra will assist with Monday – riday, 00a 5 00 docu entation after intake. 10 il an treet, an rancisco, 00 onth 12 ll indi iduals and fa ily o referral needed. oint ent e ers. re uired. o.
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fter graduating fro Delancey, hris was hired as the rogra oordinator at ro Darkness, and later as a case anager at ealthR T 0. hris is currently e loyed y an Mateo ounty orrectional Mental ealth as an in custody rogra counselor with the hoices rogra . dditionally, he is the founder and ecuti e Director of Reentry Today, a transitional housing rogra in an rancisco.
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The mission of the Asian Women’s Shelter is to eli in te o estic violence ro oting the soci l econo ic n olitic l sel determination of women. AWS is committed to every person’s right to live in violence ree ho e It s eci ic ll resses the c lt r l n l ng ge nee s o i igr nt re gee n born Asian women and their children. AWS’s perspective is reflected in the agency’s broad strategy, which integrates culturally knowledgeable and language ccessi le shelter services e c tion l rogr s n co nit se initi tives n voc c Crisis Line r ic eng li C ntonese D tch rsi Georgi n G r ti on – ri to in i In onesi n nese v nese chi ter ho rs crisis line rolls over to nn ore n L o n rin n i O Inc ssi n nish g log i nese il th treet el g h i os C heelch ir ccessi le Other o re err l nee e C ll crisis line t is ilities re cco o te n ti e Loc tion is con i enti l so no ro one ins t c ll to get connecte ith services o en r nsgen er eo le regn nt o en o en ith chil ren ll ilies o le lts over the ge o o ergenc helter; ent l ove in ssist nce; ccess to Internet; Clothing; oo re re e ls; giene erson l C re Ite s; hone oice il; ho er cilities; tor ge cilities; r nsit o chers; e lth ellness c tion; Intensive C se n ge ent; O tre ch; Chil c re ergenc ; Chil ren rogr ctivities; renting ort c tion; ervices or Chil ren e err ls to other reso rces v il le s nee e
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a asa offers a comprehensive continuum of support services for survivors of domestic violence. a asa offers safety first, empowerment and client centered services. t offers crisis response, emergency shelter, and ongoing counseling and resource advocacy. nding or escaping domestic violence is a process. Services are confidential. ndividuals do not have to leave the abusive partner before accessing support. nglish, Spanish, andarin, arsi, and others. info lacasa.org Wheelchair accessible. onday – riday, am to pm ree and confidential. ission Street, Suite , San Women Transgender rancisco, A or ryant Street, th Women Women w hildren regnant loor S , San rancisco, A Women Teens, Age if facing domestic o referral needed. rop ins available. violence. Shelter location is confidential. o.
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After losing ten years of her life to drugs and crime, achel took an opportunity to get treatment for her addiction. After completing months at Asian American esidential Treatment rogram, she has reunited with her family and works as a production assistant for oad , a high end clothing manufacturer that employs formerly incarcerated women.
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The overall mission of D P is to provide e emplary instruction support services and access to students with disabilities. D P will support students with disabilities in educationally related activities consistent with the mission and vision of CC and in compliance with federal and state laws to level the playing field for students with disabilities through ensuring e ual access to programs and facilities and to provide reasonable accommodations for documented disabilities. Individuals with a disability that causes a limitation in an educational setting. ohn dams am s No Hayes treet an rancisco CA cean am s Phelan Ave an rancisco CA tudents can ma e an appointment to see a D P counselor at the Mission Downtown Chinatown and outheast campuses by calling .
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Our mission is to ma e the dream of attending college a reality for former foster youth or out of home placement youth in the uvenile ustice system.
eceptionist English panish Additional language translation possible. Monday –Thursday am to erification of foster youth or pm Closed riday. out of home placement status for at least one year when minor. Program will assist client in uardian cholars Program getting documentation. Phelan Avenue All individuals who Multi Use uilding have e perienced foster care. oom MU No. an rancisco CA
Confirmation of foster youth or out of home placement status is re uired. oster Youth tatus eferral from County Human ervices agency Out of Home Placement tatus eferral from County uvenile ustice agency or tate ocial ervices Agency . Drop in services provided appointments made on re uest.
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Five eys Charter School provides basic adult educational options for obtaining a High School Diploma or High School uivalency ur goal is to increase educational levels for successful re entry, finding employment and reintegrating into the community Class times and schedules are fle ible, offering students classroom based instruction, independent study and online learning Five eys partners with respected C s that provide wrap around support services that our students need to meet their educational and career goals We have over community locations throughout San Francisco where a teacher is integrated into the program model so education, treatment or wor readiness is integrated into education
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R C C C R C R The San Francisco Conservation Corps SFCC is a non profit job and academic training organi ation serving young people ages s cc or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson oPierre Davis, n u es o en nglish utreach ecruitment Associate W t to r n Will assist individuals get the one or re uired documents for orientation ccess t Wheelchair accessible m jdavis sfcc org C ent ees n o fees ours onday – Friday, am to pm e o u t on All individuals and family oc t on Fort ason, San Francisco, CA members, ages t se o otes Wee ly info session every Thursday at pm at Fort ason
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R C C R C R C C On August 13, 2014, San Francisco’s Fair Chance Ordinance went into effect. The Ordinance requires some housing providers and employers to review an individual’s qualifications before inquiring a out their arrest and conviction record his ordinance applies to employers ith or more employees, contractors ith city contracts over , , and housing providers that have received funding from the City
Post where readily accessible to job applicants and employees. CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO EDWIN M. LEE, MAYOR
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS AND EMPLOYEES San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance Police Code, Article 49
Starting August 13, 2014, the Fair Chance Ordinance (San Francisco Police Code, Article 49) requires employers to follow strict rules regarding the use of arrest and conviction records in hiring and employment decisions. The ordinance covers job applicants and employees who would be or are performing work in whole, or in substantial part, in San Francisco and applies to employers who have 20 or more employees (regardless of the employees’ locations).
Certain matters are off-limits. An employer may never ask about, require disclosure of, or consider: an arrest not leading to a conviction (other than an unresolved arrest that is still undergoing criminal investigation or trial); participation in a diversion or deferral of judgment program; a conviction that has been expunged or made inoperative; any determination in the juvenile justice system; a conviction more than 7 years old; and a criminal offense other than a felony/misdemeanor. Matters that are off-limits cannot be used by the employer for any reason at any stage of the hiring process.
An employer cannot ask about an individual’s conviction history or unresolved arrests at the start of the hiring process. This includes through a job application form, informal conversation, or otherwise.
A mandatory interactive process for matters not off-limits. Only after a live interview has been conducted, or a conditional offer of employment made, is the employer allowed to ask about an individual’s conviction history (except as to matters that are off-limits) and unresolved arrests. Only those convictions and unresolved arrests that directly relate to the individual’s ability to do the job may be considered in making an employment decision.
Before the employer may take an adverse action such as failing/refusing to hire, discharging, or not promoting an individual based on a conviction history or unresolved arrest, the employer must give the individual an opportunity to present evidence that the information is inaccurate, the individual has been rehabilitated, or other mitigating factors. The individual has seven days to respond, at which point the employer must delay any adverse action for a reasonable time and reconsider the adverse action. The employer must notify the individual of any final adverse action.
Evidence of rehabilitation include satisfying parole/probation; receiving education/training; participating in alcohol/drug treatment programs; letters of recommendation; and age at which the individual was convicted. Mitigating factors include coercion, physical or emotional abuse, and untreated substance abuse/mental illness, that contributed to the conviction.
Preemption. Where federal or state law imposes a criminal history requirement that conflicts with a requirement of the Fair Chance Ordinance, the federal or state law will apply.
No Retaliation. An employer may not take an adverse action against an applicant or employee for exercising their rights under the ordinance or cooperating with the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement OLSE.
If you need more information, or wish to report an employer that you believe has violated this ordinance, please contact the OLSE at 415-554-5192 or email [email protected].
9/14 OFFICE OF LABOR STANDARDS ENFORCEMENT City Hall, Room 430 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco CA 94102-4685 Tel. (415) 554-6235 Fax (415) 554-4791
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Comprehensive Access oint onday – Friday, 00am to 00pm 1 00 ission Street, San Francisco, CA 4103 41 4 0
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Chinatown eighborhood Access oint onday – Friday, 00am to 00pm 01 ac son Street, San Francisco, CA 4133 41 00
ission eighborhood Access oint onday – Friday, 00am – 00pm 2301 ission Street, Ste 301, San Francisco, CA 4110 41 2 2 3334
estern Addition eighborhood Access oint onday – Friday, 00am to 00pm 144 ebster Street, San Francisco, CA 411 41 4 000
isitacion alley eighborhood Access oint onday – Friday, 00am to 00pm 10 Sunnydale Avenue, San Francisco, CA 4134 41 23 0
te tes Civic Center Career Center onday – Friday, 00am to 00pm 01 Tur Street, San Francisco, CA 4102 41 4 03 EDUCATION & EDUCATION ust present ight to or ocuments EMPLOYMENT
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os t t n t t e The os itality nitiati e offers a road range of em loyment and training ser ices to o seekers that hel su ort the growth of a di erse and well ualified hos itality sector workforce in San Francisco. The nitiati e ro ides o readiness training customer ser ice focused and se eral ocational skills training tracks in Culinary uard Card Security and anitorial aintenance. o lacement assistance is also offered to training graduates as well as o seekers with related work e erience in the sector. For information regarding the ne t u coming information session lease contact the ffice of conomic and orkforce e elo ment at 1 1 8 8 or isit www.workforcede elo ment.org training rograms.
ec Tech SF offers a range of training rograms in high growth T occu ations that are currently in demand including etworking Security Tech Su ort Administration Programming and ultimedia in order to re are San Francisco s residents for entry into careers in the nformation Technology ndustry. TechSF ro ides ocational skills training work e erience o ortunities and offers o lacement assistance and career ad ancement to training artici ants and other indi iduals working in the T field. For information regarding the ne t u coming orientation lease contact the ffice of conomic and orkforce e elo ment at 1 1 8 8 or isit www.workforcede elo ment.org training rograms.
n oe olunteered with the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department (SFSD) Re ntry Program which later turned into an internshi and e entually changed his life. n 11 oe was hired y San Francisco Pretrial i ersion as a case manager and facilitator. n 1 he egan a new osition with the Center on u enile and Criminal ustice C C as a Transitional S ecialist assisting indi iduals in ol ed in the criminal ustice system .
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R R he alifornia Department of ehabilitation works in partnership with consumers and other stakeholders to provide services and advocacy resulting in employment, independent living and equality for individuals with disabilities re c net o
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C C R C t is our mission to train homeless individuals in culinary arts and to assist them in finding and keeping employment, in order to support their move out of homelessness ecs s or
o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons ally ay or mile anders, n u es o en nglish mployment pecialist W t to r n taff will assist cleints with one ally ay 3300 necessary documents mile anders 3300 0 ccess t heelchair accessible Other 3330 disabilities are accommodated ote tudent m must be able to work safely in a small kitchen sray ecs sf org or esanders ecs sf org C ent ees n o fees ours onday – riday, am to pm e o u t on ust be homeless and oc t on atoma treet resident an rancisco, 03 t se o otes ntake takes place at several points throughout the year, and requires three professional references o formal referral form is needed, and drop ins are welcome lease call or write for more information
rect er ces mergency helter ermanent ousing ccess to nternet lothing repared unches ygiene ersonal are tems ntensive ase anagement ost ncarceration upport asic emedial ducation D igh chool ducation ocational ducation mployment raining and lacement mployment etention ob eadiness ife kills oney anagement ersonal inancial ducation eferrals to other resources available as needed
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R Mission Hiring Hall’s (MHH) purpose is to meet the immediate and long San Francisco’s employers and its lo m ss on r n or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson n u es o en one oc t on W t to r n ours – ccess t otes C ent ees n e o u t on t se
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W C R C t S e can help you ith the s ills and resources you need to ind the right o ur o search assistance program is specially tailored to meet your particular employment needs e or ith o see ers that truly represent the road di ersity o San Francisco and e or ith some o the est ay rea companies in healthcare administration reatil and technology ur echnology enter helps people impro e their o related computer s ills and pro ides online o search opportunities ou can search or a o impro e your typing speed and Microso t ice s ills ith sel paced tutorials use our so t are and print li rary to e plore your career options uild your resume co er letter and asic s ills and study or the and s or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson licia ele i ers nta e n u es o en ussian nglish oordinator antonese Spanish ote on nati e one ( ) ( ) spea ers are elcome to access the m a ele ri ers s org echnology enter acilities although the o search resources are primarily in nglish ec no o Center Cont ct erson enni er W t to r n uthori ation to or in the ol oordinator nited States one ( ) ( ) ccess t heelchair accessi le ther m ol s org s org disa ilities accommodated C ent ees n one ours Monday Friday am to pm e o u t on ll indi iduals ho are oc t on ush Street Suite est clean and so er and comply ith a or o y San Francisco ocused pro essional acility otes o re erral needed et started online t se o at s org elcome or attend a drop in elcome Session (e ery ednesday at pm
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li is a nati e o San Francisco and as raised in the estern ddition neigh orhood li entered the criminal ustice system as a u enile then later on ent to prison He has spent o er years incarcerated ter he as released rom ederal prison li reentered the orld ith a ne ision
pon his release li egan to educate himsel a out his community and later studied dministration o ustice at ity ollege o San Francisco He is currently the resident o the e Community Leadership Foundation and founder of “Raw Talk for Life.” He teaches personal and pro essional de elopment in the San Francisco ounty ail and in his community
ani s li e o turmoil started early hen she entered u enile hall at the age o ue to lo sel esteem a li e o prostitution and drug addiction ept her in and out o the criminal ustice system
ani no has een clean or years and has een or ing on urthering her education She recently EDUCATION & EDUCATION completed a Bachelor’s egree in nterdisciplinary Studies and is no entering into a Master’s EMPLOYMENT program in ommunity Health at ali ornia nstitute o ntegral Studies Her dream is to help other omen that are e periencing these disparities etter their li es
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R RC C R ositi e Resource Center’s Employment Services Program pro ides ocational reha ilitation and o search ser ices to people with H or with mental health disa ilities. ur mployment er ices ro ram assists clients who are considerin temporary work self employment permanent part time or full time work or trainin and education opportunities. ositi e Resource Center is the only employment ser ice pro ider in the an Francisco Bay rea that has specifically de eloped its pro ram for people who are facin multiple employment arriers. RC mployment er ices supports a whole person approach usin harm reduction and supports a self efficacy model to support people with disa ilities to li e independent li es. os t eresource or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson oe Ramire Forcier n u es o en n lish panish. ana in irector W t to r n ro ram will assist client in one ettin necessary documents. m oer positi eresource.or ccess t heelchair accessi le. Facilities ours onday – Friday am to pm. appro ed y C RF and C oR. rientation is e ery eds at pm. C ent ees n one. oc t on arket treet th Floor an e o u t on ll indi iduals with Francisco C H ental Health other disa ilities. otes o referral needed for H clients t se o. Clients with disa ilities can attend the orientation.
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R C R R R C R r goal is to assist re entry clients e plore entreprene rs ip eca se e n erstan t at it is ar to get a o once yo ave a recor rencenter or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson pril il ert Program n u es o en Englis Spanis irector S ccess t eelc air accessi le one C ent ees n Sli ing Scale arie m agil ert rencenter org epen ing on program ours on ay – ri ay am to pm e o u t on ll in ivi als oc t on t Street San rancisco t se o otes o re erral nee e rientations o ere t ice mont ly all or etails rect er ces siness Planning Start p raining siness ar eting raining entors ip re it epair i e S ills oney anagement Personal inancial E cation Employment a e errals to ot er reso rces availa le as nee e
C C C lean ity Partners ip Program provi es neig or oo ase transitional employment training an o placement assistance to omeless an lo income in ivi als t ro g comm nity improvement pro ects an vocational training e provi e participants it pai employment o rea iness assistance an assist clients in permanent ll time employment s c e nc t or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson Program ice n u es o en Englis an Spanis one ccess t eelc air accessi le ours on ay – ri ay am to pm C ent ees n one ce oc t on E y Street San e o u t on ll in ivi als years rancisco an ol er st e a San rancisco resi ent otes o re erral nee e st atten an an a le to pass a pre employment r g test orientation to e eligi le or employment t se o rientations are o ere ee ly please c ec e site or location o orientations
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W R R C R T T M Maintenance Program embraces the San Francisco Department of Public Health’s principles of harm e c or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson M n u es o en E one T ec c nt e s n mes M W t to r n R ours M – ccess t oc t on A e o u t on A A t se N otes N
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C R R C R RC C R C R C Secon hance attoo emo al Program pro i es tattoo remo al ser ices for oung a ults ishing to remo e gang relate tattoos Dental ser ices inclu e emergenc ental care cleanings e aminations ra s e tractions root canals fillings pit an fissure sealants enture repairs cro ns an referrals for other ental ser ices c recens or o et Connecte n s o no one For tattoo remo al ser ices call n u es o en nglish Spanish or o oes t s ro r m ser e n u s m info carecensf org ose r m r n u e s not n s For ec c nt e s n mes all for other than Spanish e can access etails interpretation ser ices ours Mon a – Fri a am to pm W t to r n Secon hance attoo oc t on Mission Street Suite San emo al Program pplication or eferral Francisco ccess t heelchair accessible ther otes o referral nee e Ma e an isabilities are accommo ate appointment or rop in to in uire C ent ees n Free to those ho ualif e o u t on ll in i i uals an famil members For tattoo remo al ser ices ages onl Men ransgen er people Pregnant omen t se o
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A ter years in the criminal justice system Marilyn returned to school and completed a Master’s Degree in ducation rom San rancisco State niversity Additionally Marilyn has coauthored reentry research articles and rote an autobiography titled “From Crack to College and Vice Versa”.
Currently Marilyn is pursuing her doctorate degree in ducational eadership and has ounded a nonpro it called “Because Black is Still Beautiful”.
rnest served years in state prison and as released in Since his release he has been appointed to the eentry Council o San rancisco volunteers at the uvenile ustice Center and or s or Health HT He recently completed the Community Health Wor ers Certi icate Program at City College and does regular outreach in the San rancisco County ail n rnest received an early discharge rom parole became a certi ied Peer eentry avigator and a published photographer
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R C C tr ns t onsc n c or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons n u es o en W t to r n one – m ccess t C ent ees n C n c ours e o u t on oc t on t se u c r ns ort t on Commun t e t Wor ers er ces otes future doctor’s appointments, please contact
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R R R S F C SC V C C e o nto n linic offers primar care and a ide arra of mental ealt ser ices, includin roup and indi idual counselin , su stance a use, , and compensated or t erap The clinic is one of VHA’s first Comprehensive Homeless Veterans Centers providing a full range of ser ices to omeless eterans, and it pro ides special care to omeless eterans t rou t e ealt are for omeless eterans pro ram e o nto n linic is a part of t e an rancisco edical enter stem s n r nc sco o o et Connecte n s o no n r nc sco o nto n C n c oc t on n u es o en n lis , a alo rd treet, an rancisco, ranslation ser ices a aila le for ot er one lan ua es ours onda rida , am to pm W t to r n isc ar e form otes o referral needed rop ins elcome ro ram ill assist enterin clients in ettin n r nc sco e c Center t is oc t on lement treet, an rancisco, ccess t eelc air accessi le t er disa ilities are accommodated one C ent ees n one collected ere, means test determines fees e o u t on ll eterans of t e ilitar t se o
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W C R C S V C S F S estside Communit ervices has een providing an arra of communit ased prevention mental health su stance a use and social services to clients in the Cit and Count of an rancisco for ears ncorporated in estside is one of the oldest communit ased mental health agencies in the nation The range of programs and services has varied over the ears hile a commitment to providing e cellent high ualit culturall and communit appropriate programs has remained central to the core of the organi ation ests e e t or
o et Connecte n s to no e or e t er ces n u es o en nglish oc t on th treet an rancisco CA ccess t heelchair accessi le W t to r n rogram ma re uire photo one or other documentation Contact estside for specifics m crisisclinic estside health org C ent ees liding scale edi Cal share of outpatient estside health org cost if appropriate ACT estside health org e o u t on an rancisco residents et one nten nce eto c t on other eligi ilit re uirements ma appl oc t on ierce treet an rancisco Contact program for specifics CA t se o one m methadone estside health org est n Counse n n es C se n ement ome C re oc t on a treet an rancsico CA one m A estside health org CT estside health org
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W C C C S C C C C S V C S The mission of the Women’s Community Clinic is to improve the health and ell eing of omen and girls e elieve preventive educational care is essential to lifelong health and that all omen deserve e cellent health care regardless of their a ilit to pa e or hard to ensure that each client feels comforta le and safe using her voice to direct the care she receives omenscommun t c n c or o et Connecte n s o no one n u es o en nglish panish ones st e onda – rida pm to ccess t heelchair accessi le pm Tuesda rida and aturda C ent ees n All services are free am to pm e o u t on omen transgender o ntment ours onda and people ears and older omen ith ednesda pm to pm Tuesda and children Thursda pm to pm rida am t se o to pm aturda am to pm ro n ours Tuesda s eginning at am pen until full oc t on illmore treet an rancisco CA otes o referral needed rop ins allo ed ee a ove
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R C R C R R C u im y o l is to ch n e n in i i u l s su st nce usin lifestyle This ch n e comes out th ou h fou fun ment l ocesses i st in i i u ls must c no le e thei o lems thei o n oles n es onsi ilities in usin su st nces econ they must h e the illin ness to esol e n ch n e thei su st nce usin eh io Thi the e nee s to e n un e st n in n econcili tion of ny conflict ithin themsel es thei f milies n cultu l t itions in lly they nee to e elo ilities n s ills in m n in thei li es in the soci l economic n olitic l e lity of thei en i onment n community The esi enti l is the eutic community hich eco ni es the nee fo o i in st uctu e su o t n o o tunity ithin multi cultu l en i onment t is hi hly st uctu e en i onment ith efine oun ies oth mo l n ethic l The o m em loys community im ose s nctions s ell s e ne ncement of st tus n i ile es s t of the eco e y n o th ocess ein t of somethin e te th n oneself is n es eci lly im o t nt f cto in f cilit tin ositi e o th rs or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons te hen iel s o m n u es o en n lish C ntonese n e W t to r n oof of esi ency T one Cle nce o m ill ssist ente in clients m sfiel s s o in ettin these c t ours hou s ys nt e hou s ccess t Wheelch i ccessi le the on y – i y m to m is ilities ccommo te oc t on yes t eet n ncisco C ent ees n o fee C e o u t on en Women n otes o efe l nee e C ll o ite fo ol e y not h e c imin l con iction fo ointment o o ins This is smo e se offense n el te offense o son f ee f cility y not e e iste e se offen e t se o
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C R Delancey Street is a residential education center for former su stance a users and e convicts. ts hiloso hy is that the eo le with the ro lems can teach themselves to ecome the solution. he rogram re uires a minimum two year commitment and many individuals stay for longer. e nce street oun t on or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons ntake Coordinator n u es o en nglish S anish. one ccess t heelchair accessi le. ther c t ours hours days disa ilities accommodated. oc t on m arcadero San Francisco CA C ent ees n o fee. e o u t on Men women otes o referrals needed. Dro ins transgender eo le ages older. May not welcome. have a criminal conviciton for arson may not e a registered se offender may not have a serious medical mental health condition re uiring medication. t se o.
rect er ces ransitional ousing Assistance etting Driver’s icense or ther D Clothing Food Pre ared Meals ygiene Personal Care tems Shower Facilities Medical Care mergency Anger Management Mentorshi asic Remedial ducation College raduate ducation D igh School ducation Reading iteracy ocational ducation m loyment raining m loyment Retention o Readiness ife Skills Money Management Personal Financial ducation nmate Parolee egal ssues oting utreach ducation Parenting Su ort ducation. Referrals to other resources availa le as needed.
Ro ert Mansfield was released from San uentin State Prison in . on release he ecame a long term resident of the Delancey Street Foundation where he graduated magna cum laude with a A in r an Studies from San Francisco State niversity. More recently Ro ert received a Master of Science Degree in ealth
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e currently works as communications analyst for CSF lo al ealth Sciences serves on the uity Advisory Committee to the San Francisco uman Rights Commission is a mem er of the Community Advisory rou for the SFM A Central Su way Pro ect and has won several awards for fundraising for A DS alk San Francisco. e artici ated in eadershi San Francisco and SP Academy a worksho for non rofit communicators and was recently featured in the uffington Post ver Career Reinvention as an individual who has redefined himself rofessionally.
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R R Progress oun ation offers me ication e ucation symptom management mental health case management an referrals to other resources ro ress oun t on or o et Connecte n s o no ener n orm t on Main Office n u es o en nglish Spanish La Amista ; Clay W t to r n Proof of San rancisco Street ; Progress House resi ency; clearance; a physical ithin the ; Seniors ; Ash ury past months Program can assist ith omen chil ren ; physical an tests Supporte Living Program Phone ccess t Avenues Clay an Ash ury are a heelchair accessi le Res ent re tment c t ours C ent ees n Sli ing scale; free for hours/ ays in ivi uals ith no income u orte n ce am to pm e o u t on All in ivi uals an case manager on call at all times families inclu ing seniors age an ol er oc t on arious Locations Main Office is ith an A is I mental health isor er Must ell Street San rancisco CA not e registere se offen er must not have otes eferral re uire from any case a criminal conviction for arson manager therapist or psychiatrist t se o rect er ces Access to enefits SSI GA A et al ; Accompany to Court Dates; Anger Management; Co occurring Disor er/Dual Diagnosis; Counseling; amily eunification; oo /Meals; Healthcare; Life S ills; Parenting Support; Phone/ oicemail; esi ential/Housing; Sho ers; ransit ouchers; rauma ecovery eferrals to other resources availa le as nee e
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he St Anthony Foundation’s Father Alfred Center provides the Bay Area’s only licensed no fee resi ential recovery program to homeless men ho are rea y to uil so er sta le futures he program serves men from San rancisco Marin Alame a Contra Costa an San Mateo counties The Father Alfred Center’s year long or structure program empo ers men ith no income or resources ith the tools to overcome a iction an the support to esta lish pro uctive an healthy lives he multi program access available through St. Anthony’s own services is rare in the field of recovery an allo s the spee y assessment an resolution of clients’ medical, legal, vocational an e ucational nee s most or all of hich have een affecte profoun ly y their cycles of poverty an a iction st nt on s or Reco er ro r m o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons Inta e n u es o en nglish Spanish one C ent ees n o fee nt e ours Mon ay through ri ay e o u t on Men ages an ol er am am May not have a criminal conviciton for arson; nt e oc t on Gol en Gate Avenue may not e a registere se offen er; may not San rancisco CA have a serious me ical/mental health otes o referrals nee e Drop ins con ition re uiring me ication Client must elcome e a le to pass a physical e amination given by St. Anthony’s Me ical Clinic as part of the inta e process t se Step ase program
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rect er ces Mental ealth Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment Methadone Subo one ndividual Counseling Therapy. Tur Street location offers FAC T program for pregnant clients on methadone. eferrals to other resources available as needed.
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R C R C R R C Asian American ecovery Services C ASA s, a program of ealth T , provides challenged and underserved community members with mental health and substance abuse pretreatment services for direct placement into San Francisco based community programs. rs or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons Stephen Fields, rogram n u es o en nglish. Manager. W t to r n TB Clearance. rogram will one assist clients in getting these. m sfields aars.org ccess t heelchair accessible. ther ours Monday – Friday, am to pm disabilities are accommodated. oc t on ayes Street, Suite , San C ent ees n ublic ealth funded, no Francisco, CA client is turned away for lac of money or otes o referral needed. rop ins are insurance. welcome. e o u t on All individuals who do not have a criminal conviction for arson and are not registered se offenders. t se o.
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R C R RC R Co nity e lt C re C is non ro it entity est lis ed to ro ide edi l re t ro g net or o o nity lini s C o ses ri rily on ro iding lo ost ri ry re ser i es to indigent o l tions C nd its rede essors e een ro iding ser i es or ye rs rt ro r ms com or rt e t c re or n e tm o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson edi l e ret ry n u es o en nglis nis g log one ssi n oc t on r et treet n r n is o ccess t eel ir essi le t er C dis ilities re o od ted r et treet ours ee d ys e e t C ent ees n edi C l P liding ee ednesd y to ednesd y s le to e o u t on ll indi id ls nd ily otes o re err l needed ro ins el o e e ers ges nd older t se o Cont ct erson edi l e ret ry one oc t on r treet n r n is o C ur treet ours ee d ys e e t ednesd y to ednesd y to otes o re err l needed ro ins el o e
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R e ission o e lt is to gi e o e ild e lt nd nge li es or eo le in need e do t is y ro iding o ssion te integr ted re t t in l des ri ry edi l ent l e lt nd s st n e se disorder tre t ent r ser i es i to relie e t e rden o so iet l ro le s y ro oting ellness e lt y rel tions i s rod ti e li ing nd o nity e t r t or
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R R C C C Horizons’ primary goal is to engage, educate or ons s or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons n u es o en one W t to r n n one m ec c nt e s n mes ccess t C ent ees n ours – e o u t on oc t on t se otes
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R C R C C e mission o Hyde treet ommunity er ices, nc , is to pro ide compre ensi e integrated e a ioral ser ices to adult residents o an rancisco o are in need o t ese ser ices to ac ie e and maintain t e ma imum uality o li e and greatest degree o independence possi le e pro ide e a orial ealt ser ices to an adult population in an rancsico to impro e t e uality o li e or t ose it c ronic and se ere e a ioral ealt issues estreetcs or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons n duty sta n u es o en nglis , panis , one ietnnamese, inese, ra m in o ydestreetcs org ccess t eelc air accessi le t er ours onday – riday, am to pm disa ilities are accommodated oc t on Hyde treet, uite , an C ent ees n e linic accepts edi al, rancisco, edi are, Healt y an rancisco lients may otes lients may drop in to apply or e c arged according to t e state ser ices scale e o u t on e elcome all residents o an rancisco o do not a e pri ate insurance t se o
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R R u stance a use and related treatment ser ices rs or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct erson driana uzman, nta e n u es o en nglis , panis pecialist W t to r n roo o an rancisco one residency rogram ill assist clients in m in o i rs org o taining t is ours onday – riday, am to pm ccess t eelc air accessi le aturday, am to pm C ent ees n one i client as edi ro n ours uesday pm pm al edicare ery lo sliding scale ased on ednesday riday pm pm income o pri ate insurance accepted oc t on ission treet, an rancisco, e o u t on ndi iduals it mental ealt diagnosis ust not e a danger to otes o re erral needed e irst step to ot ers ust not a e pri ate medical access ser ices is to come during our drop in insurance ours no appointment necessary t se o
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C he r ose of this ro ram is to ro ide c lt rally com etent mental health ser ices in s ort of the Sheriff’s Department NoVA Program’s goals of aiding offenders’ successful reentry into the comm nity and red cin recidi ism treatin all indi id als ith di nity com assion and res ect.
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R C R C C R Assist immigrant families in ad usting adapting to hardships in American societies and aim to pro ide any ser ices needed through referrals r cu tur center or o et Connecte n s o no one n u es o en nglish m info ara culturalcenter org W t to r n State ssued D Proof of San ours onday Friday am to pm Francisco residency oc t on Pla a Street San Francisco A ccess t heelchair accessi le C ent ees n None otes No referral needed y appointment e o u t on All indi iduals and family only No drop ins mem ers t se No
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R W ’ C R ’ C R A offers a ariety of direct ser ices that address immediate needs and assists ith achie ing long term sta ility A s ad ocacy planning and policy or on issues of lo income children and families has had a positi e impact on the li es of thousands since e opened in A s long term pro ects ha e resulted in the creation of playgrounds a recreation center school and family center cc or o et Connecte n s o no Cont ct ersons Diane Van Stralen Nancy n u es o en nglish antonese ng or idge ilson andarin imited Spanish and Vietnamese one W t to r n Some form of D ours uesdays and hursdays am to ccess t heelchair accessi le pm drop in C ent ees n None oc t on ea en orth Street San e o u t on omen transgender Francisco A indi iduals including those pregnant or ith otes No referral needed Drop ins are children elcome Appointments can e made t se No
rect er ces lothing Dental are in partnership ith SF Food Pantry iteracy asic ducation Scholarship Fund for enderloin ollege Age Students eferrals to other resources a aila le as needed
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T C C C O E I S E S R C C S Night; Women’s HIV Prevention Education; Referrals for health s
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Hospitality House is a community center for San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood, providing o ortunities for ersonal gro th and self determination to homeless eo le and neigh orhood residents. The agency’s mission is to build community strength by advocating olicies and rendering services that foster self sufficienc and cultural enrichment We encourage self hel mutual res ect and increased self esteem he goal of these efforts is to ma e the heart of an rancisco a etter lace for us all acilities include the enderloin elf Hel enter H the i th treet elf Hel enter a shelter the ommunit rts Program P the Em lo ment Program EP and the ommunit uilding Program P English anish hinese ll rograms heelchair H accessi le ther disa ilities are i th treet accommodated helter ll individuals and famil P mem ers Em lo ment Program No P info hos italit house org H on ri am to m i th treet on ri am m helter on ri m to am; hours Wee ends Holida s P W m; ue hurs am m P on ri m Main ice S omm nity ilding rogram ur treet an rancisco Si th Street Sel el tr i th t an rancisco Shelter eaven orth t an rancisco omm nity rts rogram ar et t an rancisco Em loyment rogram eaven orth an rancisco No referral needed ro ins elcome
Emergenc helter; Rental ove in ssistance; ccess to Internet; ssistance etting river’s icense or ther I ; H giene Personal are Items; P o ail ervice; Phone Voicemail; ransit Vouchers ental Health reatment; u stance use reatment; o ccurring isorder ual iagnosis reatment; Health Wellness Education; rou ounseling hera ; Individual ounseling hera ; Post Incarceration u ort; Em lo ment Placement; Em lo ment Retention; o Readiness ife ills; ou les amil ounseling; eals; ho er acilities Referrals to other resources availa le as needed
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The enter for estorative ustice or s unites children, families, and communities SUPPORTIVE separated by crime and the criminal ustice system. calls the community to set aside pre udgments about omen and men in prison in order to or together to accompany families torn apart by the crime and the criminal ustice system, create a areness about the negative impacts of incarceration on children and families, and advocate for programs and policies that restore relationships. re eaves the eb of relationships that have been torn apart by crime and the policies of the criminal ustice system. is a program of The . et n The us brings children and their guardians caregivers from throughout the state of alifornia to visit their mothers and fathers in prison. n annual event, et n The us offers free transportation for the children and their caregivers to the prison, provides travel bags for the children, comfort care bags for the caregivers, a photo of each child ith his or her parent, and meals for the day brea fast, snac s on the bus, lunch at the prison, and dinner on the ay home — all at no cost to the children’s family. On the bus trip home, follo ing a four hour visit, each child receives a teddy bear ith a letter from their parent and post event counseling.
nglish, Spanish. ain ffice Southern alifornia ffice compliant. hildren nfant to info getonthebus.us years of incarcerated mothers fathers onday – Friday, am to pm including caregivers . nta e Tuesday – Friday. nter Faith. aurel anyon lvd. Ste orth Holly ood, o referral needed. pplications are received from the incarcerated parent at select institutions. all for more information.
ach year around other’s Day and Father’s Day, hundreds of children and their caregivers board buses and travel from cities all over the State of alifornia to be united ith their parents.
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For 20 years, the Center for Young Women’s Development D has empo ered and inspired thousands of youn omen e periencin incarceration or life on the streets to create positi e personal and social chan e. D offers a paid internship pro ram for youn omen e itin the u enile ustice system or under round street economy. Our mission is to empo er and inspire youn omen ho ha e been in ol ed ith the u enile ustice system and or the under round street economy to create positi e chan e in their li es and communities. ro ram Director n lish. heelchair accessible. info cy d.or omen and irls a es onday – Friday, am to pm , pre nant omen, omen ith children nta e onday – Friday. ho are in ol ed in the criminal u enile Folsom treet, uite , an ustice system. Francisco, o. o referral needed. Drop ins elcome.
mployment ro ram ccess to nternet lothin Food repared eals y iene ersonal are tems hone oicemail ommunity ducation ediation ost ncarceration upport mployment rainin . eferrals to other resources a ailable as needed.
The Center on Juvenile Justice’s NoVA mission is to pro ide hi h uality professional pre release plannin and intensi e case mana ement to indi iduals ho are returnin to the community from San Francisco’s jails. erald iller, Director of n lish, panish. ommunity ased er ices heelchair accessible. ll indi iduals onday – Friday, am to pm incarcerated in or recently released from an oardman treet, an Francisco, Francisco ounty ail and referred by re rial Di ersion. ll referrals are made throu h an o. Francisco re rial Di ersion. o drop ins.
ccess to nternet ssistance Getting Driver’s License & D lothin y iene ersonal are tems ntensi e ase ana ement ndi idual and roup herapy ounselin entorship Outreach ost ncarceration upport mployment rainin .
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Years of rug a iction le to multiple terms in state prison for Geral iller n , Geral receive his A from Gol en Gate niversity an spent years ith the internationally reno ne Delancey Street Foun ation, here he irecte the nstitute for Social ene al
Currently, Geral is the Director of A ult Community Corrections Services ith the Center on Juvenile an Criminal Justice n a ition to his international e perience presenting on community corrections, r iller serves on the a visory oar s of a num er of community an civic organi ations, inclu ing t o terms ith the eentry Council of San Francisco
Steve A ami currently or s in the eentry Division of the San Francisco A ult ro ation Department e is a gra uate of the Delancey Street Foun ation in San Francisco an spent numerous years involve in the criminal justice system
Since being released from prison in 2010, he earned a Master’s Degree in Public Administration u lic olicy Criminal Justice from San Francisco State niversity as in ucte into i Alpha Alpha, a National onor Society for u lic Affairs an A ministration an receive the San Francisco State University’s Barbara Jordan Award for Academic Excellence. Steve is also a member of the Support an pportunities Su committee for the eentry Council of San Francisco
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Centerforce’s Positive Connections Program provides intensive transitional case management services for individuals who are leaving prison and returning to either San Francisco or Alameda ounty.
Jessica Mc hie sorio English, Spanish. 1 0 ext 20 ranslation services will be arranged when mcghie centerforce.org possible. one. nta es are completed on an ongoing basis, individuals either during incarceration in prison or shortly currently incarcerated in – or recently after release, in the community. released from – state prison, returning to Bay Area Bay Area ounties. P o. Box 1 , San uentin, A For other enterforce programs call 1 0.
Pre and Post elease ransitional ase Management to lin clients with housing, food, clothing, transportation, benefits assistance, case management and primary care in the community.
John ilson was convicted and sentenced to 2 years to life in 1 under alifornia’s hree Stri e aw. During his incarceration, he became an agent of change, first by obtaining an Associate of Arts degree from Patten ollege at San uentin State Prison.
After completing his Associate of Arts degree, he became a facilitator for the ictims ffender s Education roup, o More ears violence prevention group , and eaching and hanging Adolescent ives. urrently, John is employed by eaders in ommunity Alternatives. e will be attending San Francisco State in the spring semester 201 .
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SERVICES SUPPORTIVE e C C is a one stop comm nit corrections reentr center t at ridges P pro ation s pervision services it compre ensive case management arrier removal and income enefits ac isition assistance e C C co locates services t at ild self s fficienc incl ding a c arter ig sc ool vocational and emplo ment readiness training mental ealt and s stance a se prevention services batterers’ intervention programs cognitive e avioral interventions and meeting space for comm nit partners e goals of t e C C are to red ce recidivism ild self s fficienc s ills and increase p lic safet P provides on site pro ation s pervision services eaders in Comm nit lternatives is t e CASC’s primary services provider and coordinates all CASC services t er e partners incl de ive e s C arter c ool Center on venile and Criminal stice merica or s Comm nit or s est enior ffender Program P ransitions Clinic ealt enderloin o sing Clinic t e epartment of P lic ealt man ervices genc and epartment of C ild pport ervices
nta e nglis panis ang age access for limited nglis proficient onda esda rsda P individ als is availa le rida am pm ednesda am pm one t treet an rancisco C Clients of t e an rancisco d lt Pro ation epartment or referrals please contact o r P o at or general C C services information please contact C C Program irector eff sse at or email at esse lcaservices com or t e sst Program irector onica aldivie at or email at mvaldivie lcaservices com
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’ e o n en’s eentry ro ram is a ll service reentry pro ram or year old previo sly incarcerated men is a restorative stice t eater ensemble or ormerly incarcerated yo n men a es years old e pro ram starts in late all early inter and meets twice a week at the San Franscisco Sheriff’s Department (SFSD) Comm nity ro rams and c lminates in several p blic per ormances in t e Sprin oices on t e ise is a paid ob opport nity
eeoni e som n lis one tne som comm nity or s est or en a es San Francisco Sheriff’s Department o Comm nity ro rams a rove San rancisco CA onday riday am pm
ntensive Case ana ement ndivid al Service lans t at adress mployment oals o sin d cation Co nselin and S bstance Ab se ob evelopment i e S ills in in or a C an e and analive Classes estorative stice eater ro ram or o n en
omen isin isin oices provides ormerly incarcerated yo n omen it t e tools reso rces to lead ealt y and prod ctive lives as ell as red cin t eir rates o re arrest by providin a ll contin m o services combinin t e principles o restorative stice and yo t development t ro a paid t eater interns ip and case mana ement is a restorative stice t eater ensemble or ormerly incarcerated yo n omen a es isin oices is a paid ob opport nity
C loe rner n lis one ct rner comm nity or s est or pen to all ormerly San rancisco S eri ’s Department incarcerated omen a es years old Women’s Resource Center, 930 Bryant Street o San rancisco CA onday riday am pm
ntensive Case ana ement ndivid al Service lans t at adress mployment oals o sin d cation Co nselin and S bstance Ab se ob evelopment i e S ills in in or a C an e and analive Classes estorative stice eater ro ram or o n omen
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Compass Connectin oint (CC ) is a uni ue pro ram that i es any San Francisco fami y SUPPORTIVE e periencin a housin crisis uick access to the ser ices that they nee most, inc u in e iction pre ention, emer ency she ter, hea th care, chi care, an e uctiona pro rams CC mana es the she ter waitin ist for the City fun e on term fami y she ters ur oa s are to p ace fami ies into she ter an pro i e supporti e ser ices urin that wait, inc u in emer ency foo , iapers, transportation assistance, an intensi e supoort with housin search itiona y CC pro i es a one time interest free oan for mo e in fun s an e iction pre ention
ny hot ine worker or Crisis n ish, Spanish, nter ention Counse or Cantonese, an arin, erman We are a e ( ) 3 to arran e S interpreters ( ) 3 Whee chair accessi e on ay 9am one pm an pm pm ues ay 9am pm an fami ies, pre nant 3pm pm We nes ay 9am pm an pm women, women with chi ren i i e pm hurs ay 9am pm an pm pm an fami ies ha e at east one e a a u t p us Fri ay 9am pm an pm pm either a minor chi in their custo y or a o referra re uire c ients are pre nancy here is no ma imum fami y si e re uire to o a minute phone intake o er For she ter wait ist, fami ies must e the hot ine at ( ) 3 Drop in home ess an recei in pu ic enefits in SF ser ices are a ai a e on ay 9am pm, or wi in to transfer to SF For renta We nes ay 0 30am pm, Fri ay 9am assistance, fami ies must e SF resi ents For pm Fami ies are typica y on the wait ist mo e in fun s, they must e home ess in SF for to months urin which we pro i e an ha e a unit they ha e een accepte into supporti e ser ices o
mer ency She ter Renta o e in ssistance ccess to nternet ssistance Getting Driver’s License and Other ID; Clothin Foo repare ea s y iene ersona Care tems Bo ai Ser ice ransit ouchers enta ea th reatment ea th We ness ucation ssistance pp yin for Ca fresh Foo stamps
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DCC or all no n as the C Center on Dea ness a rogra o a il ervice genc o an rancisco elton Instit te rovides o t atient ental health and s stance a se services or individ als ho are Dea Dea lind ard o earing and Late Dea ened
; ideo hone nglish erican ign Lang age dccs elton org roo o residenc on ri a ervices are or eo le ran lin treet an rancisco ho are dea hard o hearing and dea lind C d lts seniors and children lease call or in or ation o
ental ealth stance se ssess ent and hera ; s chiatric edication ervices; Co Occ rring D al Diagnosis reat ent; ealth and ellness d cation; Gro and Individ al Co nseling hera ; Intensive Case anage ent; asic e edial d cation; ort ith ssess ent and lication or ood ta s General ssistance and I; one anage ent and ersonal inance d cation; Co les Co nseling hera ; arenting ort d cation; Co nseling hera or Children e errals to other reso rces availa le as needed
he ission o Dress or ccess is to ro ote the econo ic inde endence o disadvantaged o en roviding ro essional attire a net or o s ort and the career develo ent tools to hel o en thrive in or and in li e
Gia arsi rogra anager nglish a Dress or ccess an san rancisco dress ors ccess org rancisco does not re ire ID at chec in onda – rida a Chec in at sec rit des re ired tter treet an heelchair accessi le rancisco C one ritten e erral re ired or a iting e ale onl ; ears oint ent o al in’s, a oint ent and older; st e activel o searching onl iting a oint ents are esda – attending a o air net or ing event or h rsda a – o children or visitors enrolled in a o training internshi rogra are allo ed to acco an o to o r Clients are eligi le to e seen t ice a ear or a oint ent ll ite s are ased on clothing services once or an initial intervie inventor o t it; again hen o have sec red art ti e ll ti e e lo ent o
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SERVICES SUPPORTIVE ging an isa i it esour e enters s o er t e genera pu i a sing e sour e or onne ting to ree in ormation an assistan e on issues a e ting o er peop e an peop e wit isa i ities, regar ess o t eir in ome ese resour e enters are we oming an on enient o ations or ou an our ami to get o e ti e an a urate in ormation, a i e, an a e a ess to a wi e ariet o ser i es it u s t roug out an ran is o, t e n ormation an ssistan e pe ia ists pro i e a wi e range o ser i es in mu tip e anguages
ntake ng is an ot er anguages P ease a or in ormation ission t an ran is o, stations are a essi e eniors an oung For more info visit one or our ADRC’s u ts wit isa i ities or onta t uper isor at No
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The ADRC’s can support individuals with information, referral, and/or assistance in t e follo in areas Care iver Assistance an Su ort Case ana ement Services m lo ment an rainin O ortunities Financial Assistance an lannin Foo an utrition ealt an ellness ousin an S elter n ome Care e al Assistance es ian, a , ise ual an rans en er ro rams an Services, e ical an Dental Care ental ealt an Counselin Services a er or an A lication Assistance rescri tion Dru Covera e Senior Centers, ranslation Services rans ortation
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SERVICES TART is desi ned to provide coordinated and inte rated services to support recover in SUPPORTIVE partnership with Episcopal Community Services’ Skills Center, permanent housing placement support, and benefits advocacy in San Francisco’s single adult homeless shelters.
Contact an TART case n lish, panish mana er wor in inside one of the shelters anctuar is not full wheelchair listed elow accessi le ther shelters have elevators onda throu h aturda , am to one pm Adults TART operates inside each of o the three lar est adult homeless shelters e t Door, C outh, and anctuar o referral needed TART does not provide shelter eds it serves people who are alread inside the emer enc shelter s stem
Case ana ement for ndividuals with ental ealth and u stance A use Disorders roup Counselin and Therap ntensive Case ana ement ndividual Counselin /Therap utreach Referrals to other resources availa le as needed
The Adult ducation Center speciali es in providin a sta le, carin and individuali ed learnin environment for students who are copin with the inter related challen es of homelessness, illiterac , learnin disa ilities, su stance a use, and mental health issues hile created particularl for homeless adults and those formerl homeless adults livin in supportive housin , the Adult ducation Center is open to all low income individuals in an rancisco who would li e to further develop their academic s ills or need o counselin , trainin , and placement
taff n lish e t heelchair accessi le onda Thursda , am to one pm rida , am pm Adults, a e and older th treet, an rancisco, CA o o referral needed Drop ins welcome rientations are drop in ever onda Thursda at pm
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he goal of this program is to provide three nutritious meals a day, days a year, to anyone in need. ruce c inney, anager English, Spanish heelchair accessible. ther disabilities are accommodated. onday – Friday one. reakfast am to am ll individuals and family unch pm to pm members. inner pm to pm o. Saturday Sunday o referral needed. rop ins welcome. reakfast am am unch pm pm agged dinner provided after lunch Ellis Street, San Francisco, C
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en n rogress is a iolence ntervention rogram dedicated to working with all men in straightforward and practical ways on issues that affect their lives. he goal is to support men to gain understanding and strength in their relationships with themselves, partners, family, friends, and community. roup Facilitator English, Spanish. heelchair accessible. ther uesday and hursdays pm pm disabilities are accommodated. Ellis Street, San Francisco, C one. go to Freedom all ll individuals and family o oin the group you must show up members. on a uesday at pm. o referral needed. o. rop ins welcome.
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s a social enterprise vent re ireh echnologies Inc ireh ech serves as a p lic ene it c organi ation that as incorporated in Fe r ar s social entreprene rs the ireh ech anage ent tea is engaged in creating a s staina le odel o itigating the digital divide and tili ing in or ation and co nications technolog as a tool or co nit develop ent I Director nglish so e panish tate iss ed ID and ail irehtech co clearance Progra ill assist entering clients Monda – Frida a p in getting this orth road a t ite Wheelchair accessi le Other Waln t Cree C disa ilities are acco odated o re erral needed ppoint ents are o ee to clients pre erred t drop ins are accepted ver one elco e o t the organi ation is ho sed ithin a aith ased Christian acilit
ee digital literac co rse hich teaches and assesses asic co p ting concepts and s ills so that people can se co p ter technolog in ever da li e Progra also provides Access to Internet; Assistance Getting Driver’s License/Other ID; o eadiness/Li e ills e errals to other reso rces availa le as needed
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SERVICES L I is an organi ation or es ian ga ise a transgen er eer an estioning o th ages SUPPORTIVE 24 and younger. LYRIC’s mission is to build community and inspire positive social change through e cation enhance ent career training hea th ro otion an ea ershi eve o ent ith LG o th their a i ies an a ies o a races c asses gen ers an a i ities L I or s to eet o th here the are an s ort the in getting hat the nee o th A vocates ng ish anish rench hee chair accessi e Other isa i ities are acco o ate ricin o ric org o on a – ri a a to A in ivi a s en o ing oo t an rancisco o en transgen er eo e to ears A o regnant o en o en ith chi ren o re erra nee e Dro ins e co e o
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LC allo s participants to serve their time in the community or ing supporting amily and receiving treatment hile still being accountable. Inta e nglish panish agalog. 4 2 or 44 ll individuals involved in 4 4 4 4 or 2 4 the uvenile or criminal ustice system in ran lin t. a land C custody and in community programs or 4 alternative custody programs. onday – riday am to pm o. ay sel re er or be re erred by Court supervising authority or community based program.
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arm reduction drop in center in the ission district targeting the homeless and those at ris in the neighborhood ith a ocus on Latino immigrants. eer led and pro essionally supported sta . dditionally RC o ers screening urgent care primary care acupuncture and I counseling and testing. ur omen’s program on Thursday nights (6 pm provides dinner hygiene its needle e change and social support or omen. ny inta e sta nglish panish. hone 4 2 4 2 heelchair accessible other mail in o mnhc.org accommodations made as needed. onday riday am to pm one. Women only hursday pm to pm ll individuals and amily biological and transgender emales members. Capp treet bet een th o. th an rancisco C 4 o re erral needed. rop in only.
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SERVICES SUPPORTIVE With en rms a an ran is o nitiati e or omen o ers ase management ser i es or omen senten ed to state prison or ounty ai in uding drug treatment menta hea th ser i es trauma re o ery housing ene its enro ment hi d reuni i aiton hi d eha iora hea th assistan e o training and immediate p a ement ega assistan e ontinuing edu ation opportunities so ia support and ami y strengthening and empo erment The program represents a o a orati e e ort y ea th T 6 ome ess renata rogram Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights ean ity an ran is o du t ro ation epartment and an ran is o aro e rogram ire tor ng ish ( T earan e rogram i onday riday am to pm assist entering ients in getting this ission treet an ran is o hee hair a essi e ther disa i ities are a ommodated ay se re er or e re erred y ou may e e igi e i you paro e pro ation or ommunity ased are a oman in ounty ai ho has een organi ation senten ed to state prison or to ser e a o a prison senten e under (h (a or ( you are urrent y in ar erated in a state prison and i e re eased to an ran is o on paro e or post re ease ommunity super ision ( you are urrent y on paro e or in an ran is o Transgender omen e ome o
Transitiona ousing ess to nternet ssistan e etting ri er’s i ense or ther othing ood repared ea s ygiene ersona are tems o ai er i e hone oi emai ho er a i ities torage a i ities Transit To ens ea th e ness du ation ase anagement nger anagement entorship utrea h ost n ar eration upport o ationa du ation ssessment pp i ation or ood tamps enera ssistan e and mp oyment Training mp oyment a ement o eadiness i e i s oney anagement ersona inan ia du ation epresentati e ayee er i es nmate aro ee ega ssues oting utrea h du ation ami y euni i ation arenting upport du ation e erra s to other resour es a ai a e as needed
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o o ti ally strive to rovi e the highest ality of re a ost release o rt alter atives rovi i g Co rt referre lie ts with imme iate a ess to servi es while mai tai i g a stro g aware ess of omm ity safety a restorative sti e glish a ish a o ay ri ay am m Chi ese itio al la g ages serve y th t a ra is o C i ter reter heel hair a essi le ther erior Co rt referral ee e e isa ilities are a ommo ate referre lie ts may ro i o e ivi als a ol er referre y erior Co rt o
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’ SERVICES SUPPORTIVE The San Francisco Sheriff’s Department esta lishe the Comm ity rograms to rovi e educational, vocational, substance abuse treatment, and batterers’ intervention classes, as well as a variety of s e iali e servi es esig e to hel e offe ers s essf lly ree ter the omm ity he goal is to a hieve s essf l omm ity rei tegratio o all levels e rt re o goi g olla oratio s with a wi e ra ge of omm ity ase age ies to hel a ress the ee s of the lie ts rthermore lie ts are rovi e the o ort ity to arti i ate i the ive eys Charter hool glish a ish o ay – ri ay am to heel hair a essi le first floor m o ly Limite servi e to visio im aire o ay ri ay am to o e ees are o ly m harge for or le tro i o itori g a rove treet a ra is o ll i ivi als ages C a ol er o referrals re ire ro i s o ly o o ay ri ay am m otherwise y a oi tme t
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’ The primar oal of the o ro ect is to address the violence pla uin San Francisco and in particular, the si nificantl hi h crime communities of a view unters oint, estern ddition, and the ission Districts, b providin intensive services to formerl incarcerated individuals with a histor of violence to aid in their reentr into the communit and reduce recidivism The o ro ect approach en a es men and women, and encoura es them to ta e control of their violent behavior throu h rehabilitation, and to the e tent possible, successfull reenter the communit as a productive member of societ This comprehensive approach stresses offender accountabilit and violence prevention education S t Dunn n lish one ova SFSD sf ov or en and omen who onda – Frida , am to pm have been convicted of a violent crime s o drop ins ust be soon to be recentl released from eferrals are re uired o first time count ail drop ins o
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SERVICES Senior Offender rogra S O gives direct and referral services to older adult offenders and SUPPORTIVE for erl incarcerated individuals ages and over. S O is the first rogra in the nation to s ecificall work with older offenders who are transitioning ack to the co unit . A rogra of the a iew unters oint ulti ur ose Senior Services the Senior Offender rogra rovides counseling infor ation and referrals for e offenders who are seniors. Dr. rank illia s nglish. Office ; heelchair accessi le. Ad inistration one. info seo sf.org All for erl incarcerated onda and rida a to eo le who are older adults. en ages ose ite Avenue San and older and o en ages and older. rancisco A ousing is not rovided for se offenders. o referrals re uired. Dro ins o. welco e.
ase anage ent; ransitional ousing; ounseling; lothing; ersonal are giene Ite s; Su stance A use ounseling; ood eals; ounseling; ood eals; hone oice ail. Referrals to other resources availa le as needed.
rank illia s is the Director of the Senior Offender rogra S O in San rancisco the first of its kind rogra in the nation which focuses on older adults e iting the cri inal ustice s ste . e is a for erl incarcerated erson who turned his life around ears ago. In a rank co leted a doctoral degree fro orthcentral niversit . He holds Master‘s Degrees in u anit and Leadershi and in ri inal Justice.
Additionall rank is a certified su stance a use counselor a otivational s eaker artist author and entor. r. illia s received the a ridge ho s ho in . As a s oken word artist he has received nu erous awards such as the ational lack usic Award the All Indies Award Oakland Indie Award and a Gra nod in for his D he hair an of S oken ords II. In rank received the lack usic AI Award recognition for outstanding co unit work.
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St. Anthony Foundation’s Free Clothing Program is San Francisco’s largest free clothing program, providing warm clothes, interview or employment apparel, and children’s clothing to homeless and
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he Social or Center provides comprehensive services for families and individuals under who are dealing with issues related to homelessness and poverty. he primary goal of the Center is to provide services that support, sta ili e, and improve the uality of life for homeless, low income, undocumented, and wor ing poor individuals and families. avid onterde, nta e nglish, Spanish. Coordinator heelchair accessi le. one. dmonterde stanthonysf.org All individuals and onday, uesday, hursday, Friday, older and families with the city and county of am to pm, pm to pm San Francisco. ednesday, am to pm closed the es. nd hursday of each month at pm olden ate Avenue, nd Floor, San Francisco, CA o referral needed. y appointment. Call or wal in to schedule. imited drop in spaces availa le on uesdays and hursdays at am and Fridays at pm.
Su stance A use nta e Father Alfred Center, onday hursday, am am Case anagement Counseling Crisis ntervention Advocacy Assistance limited monthly vouchers, irth Certificates, SF City Program ousing ental Assistance Supplemental Food program Clothing ouchers. nformation a out eligi ility for enefits SS , Cal or s, CalFresh,CAAP . eferrals to other resources availa le as needed.
he enderloin ech a is the Tenderloin’s only free technology center specializing in bridging the digital divide and loo ing for technology solutions for issues of poverty. he offers free intensive computer classes, one on one tutoring, o search counseling and life s ills courses, all designed specifically for the learning style of adults struggling with poverty, addiction, mental health challenges or homelessness. n addition to the wor in our physical space, we also wor with developers to create mo ile technology solutions for challenges this population is facing. Program Assistant nglish. heelchair accessi le. Call for g ic el stanthonysf.org information. onday Friday am am, one. pm pm closed ednesday pen to the pu lic. afternoon Saturday am pm es. olden ate Avenue, rd Floor, minute orientation re uired for all San Francisco, CA first time guests and guest who have not visited in past months. Call for info.
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SERVICES SUPPORTIVE St. Vincent De Paul Society’s Wellness enter is dedicated to responding to the call of o r co nity e bracing a holistic healing approach to the needs o r participants carry daily nspired by o r core al es of co passion social stice and spirit ality e are co itted to bringing ellness reco ery and clinical best practices to all ho co e thro gh o r doors sing a har red ction odel the ellness enter stri es to eet people here they are by foc sing on lending contin ed s pport to those ho are str ggling ith s bstance ab se iss es and other debilitating diagnoses r daily progra consists of stress red ction techni es e ercise selections of personal and spirit al de elop ent as ell as health topic sessions ood n tritional g idelines play a pi otal role at the ellness enter e offer healthy free snac s and l nch based on a tho ghtf lly designed en of fresh local foods ith high dense n tritional al e ll are elco e and enco raged to participate on the le el that best fits their needs
Tyler tterfield rogra nglish anager heelchair accessible e t one siness o rs a p ll indi id als years of lass o rs a p age and older pen to the p blic o ard treet an rancisco es ll sessions are free rop ins elco e nch is pro ided for those participating in orning sessions
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e ision o S ords to Plo s ares is t at all eterans ill a e access to t e care and ser ices t ey need and deser e to rebuild t eir li es. War causes ounds and su erin t at last beyond t e battlefield. Swords to Plowshares’ mission is to heal the wounds, to restore dignity, hope and sel su iciency to all eterans in need and to si ni icantly reduce omelessness and po erty amon eterans. ounded in S ords to Plo s ares is a community based not or pro it or ani ation t at pro ides counselin and case mana ement employment and trainin ousin and le al assistance to eterans in t e San rancisco ay Area. We promote and protect t e ri ts o eterans t rou ad ocacy public education and partners ips it local state and national entities. ames obinson nta e n lis Spanis a alo li ibility Specialist Mandarin. State ssued D military robinson stp s .or disc ar e orm DD . Pro ram ill assist Monday riday am to pm enterin clients in ettin t ese and ill see and pm to pm clients be ore t e documentation is complete. Ho ard Street San rancisco W eelc air accessible. t er A disabilities are accommodated. ransitional and Permanent Housin o client ees. pro rams at ot er sites and not a ailable or All indi iduals and drop in. older o are eterans o t e .S. Military. mployment ser ices at Van ess Suite Disc ar e status irrele ant. o. o re erral re uired. Drop ins are elcome. ransitional and permanent ousin are o site and not a ailable or drop ins.
mer ency S elter; Hotel Vouc ers; Permanent Housin ; ental Mo e in Assistance; ransitional Housin ; Access to nternet; Assistance Gettin Dri er’s icense or t er D; lot in ; ood Prepared Meals; Hy iene Personal are tems; Mail Ser ice; P one Voicemail; ransit Vouc ers; Mo e in out assistance; Mental Healt reatment; Substance Abuse reatment; o occurrin Disorder Dual Dia nosis reatment; Medical are; An er Mana ement; ommunity ducation Mediation; Group ounselin erapy; ntensi e ase Mana ement; ndi idual ounselin erapy; Mentors ip; utreac ; Post ncarceration Support; rauma eco ery Ser ices; Vocational ducation; Assessment Application or ood Stamps General Assistance SS ; redit epair; mployment rainin ; mployment Placement; mployment etention; ob eadiness i e S ills; Money Mana ement Personal inancial ducation; epresentati e Payee Ser ices; Housin iction De ense; VA bene its assistance; amily euni ication; Parentin Support ducation; Visits o amily Members in ails Prisons. e errals to ot er resources a ailable as needed.
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enderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation’s (T mission is to pro ide safe, affordable SUPPORTIVE housing with support ser i es for low in ome people in the enderloin ommunity and to be a leader in ma ing the neighborhood a better pla e to li e. he So ial or nit pro ides ser i es with a arm edu tion approa h and operates under the philosophy of meeting lients where they are at. enants are not re uired to parti ipate in support ser i es and all tenant parti ipation is oluntary. nglish. Some Spanish, onday riday am pm agalog, antonese, andarin, erman, aylor Street, San ietnamese. ran is o, . State ssued , So ial Se urity o referral needed. rop ins wel ome. ard. ndi iduals must be housed at to heel hair a essible. ther re ei e ser i es from the So ial or nit. disabilities are a ommodated. o fees. ent is based on regulatory re uirements of ea h site. ll urrently homeless indi iduals with multiple diagnoses, referred by uman Ser i es gen y. ay not ha e a riminal on i iton for a iolent offense within fi e years. ay not ha e a riminal on i tion for a se offense lifetime , and may not be a registered se offender. o drug related on i tions within three years. o.
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Tenderloin Housing Clinic’s Representative Payee program provides representative payee and mone management servi es to lo in ome individ als residing in an ran is o and re eiving bene its rom the o ial e rit dministration (this in l des D and Clients m st be permanentl ho sed or m st be illing to see permanent ho sing at the time o program entr The program assists lients ith their ho sing sear h The program helps lients re eiving o ial e rit bene its b dget their in ome amo nt in a a that allo s them to pa their essential bills and meet essential needs irst and oremost This in l des rent ood and tilit bills
pi anio i nglish panish ( ( Cantonese andarin ssamese The epresentative a ee o i e epi anio th lini org has a small step at the ront door There is an onda – rida am to pm o i e a ross the street rom the pa ee o i e T r treet an ran is o C that is heel hair a essible and servi es an be rendered there or mobilit impaired Clients ma drop in to in ire abo t lients servi es b t ill need an appointment or an No ees inta e Clients an be pla ed on the aitlist Clients m st reside in an thro gh a re erral rom a omm nit agen ran is o and m st re eive o ial e rit or a lient sel re eral ndivid als ho are bene its in order to be eligible or the mandated b o ial e rit to have a pa ee program o sing is not a re irement at and those in o sing irst b ildings are program entr b t lients m st be illing to priorti ed on the aitlist and obtain ho si ng a ter enrollment in the program No
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SERVICES This acred pace is an organi ation hose o ective is to share ith those ho are currently or SUPPORTIVE ormerly incarcerated the message that spiritual reedom is availa le no sing dialogue contemplation and meditation our program points to this sacred space here the mind and heart e periences the peace that is eternally present enneth Dale ohnson nglish heelchair accessi le enny thissacredspace org o ees onday – riday am to pm All individuals currently in o air a CA prison or ail or recently released ust e clean and so er o re erral needed Contact to set up es an appointment
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SERVICES SUPPORTIVE The following “Free Eats” and “Free Pantry” Charts are updated quarterly, and are available at many community locations in an rancisco as ell as online at * * 10. Peninsula North Food & Pantry
indicates important changes since important indicates Glide Memorial Church Church Glide Memorial 7. Fraternité Notre Dame 6. Food5. Not Bombs Worry Without Curry 4. Center Senior Curry 3. Team City 2. Ministries All Saints’ Episcopal Church 1. Martin de Porres Martin House of Hospitality 9. Jones Memorial United Methodist Jones Memorial 8. April-June 2016. April-June 415-292-1086 (8am-1pm) 330 E 54 T 16 H 333 T 164 - 6 1350 W
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Jul 19, Aug 16, 20 Sep Dinner: 6:30-8:30pm Dinner Breakfast Lunch 5-7pm 7-9am -1:30pm 11:30am Jul 8, 22; Aug 12, 26; Dinner: 6-9pm Sep 9,Sep 23 Dinner Breakfast Lunch Tues-Fri 5-7pm 7-9am -1:30pm 11:30am Tues-Fri 1 hour after Breakfast 10:30am (coffee & pastry mandatory sermon & prayer service); doors close 10:45. doors close sermon & prayer service); mandatory Doors open 3:45pm, mandatory prayer service 4pm. prayer service Dinner: Doors open 3:45pm, mandatory Monday-Friday, 6-6:30pm Dinner Breakfast Lunch Lunch Jul 23, Aug 27, Lunch: 11:30am-1pm July 16,July Aug 20, Lunch: 1:30-3pm 5-7pm 7-9am 12:45-2pm -1:30pm 11:30am Sep 24 Sep Sept 17 Sept Sandwich Dinner Breakfast Lunch Lunch 5-7pm 7-9am 1:30pm 12:30- -1:30pm 11:30am Jul 10, 24; Aug 14, 28; Lunch: 10am-noon Jul 17, Aug 21, 18 Sep Breakfast: 9:30-11am Jul 10, 24; Aug 14, 28; Dinner: 4:30 or 5pm Sep 11,Sep 25. Sep 11,Sep 25. out 'til food runs Dinner Breakfast Lunch 5-7pm 7-9am -1:30pm 11:30am bread, milk. of the month:4th Sundays entrée, fruit, cereal, juice, Vegetarian. course A full month: eggs, rice, beans, & cocoa or punch; . Vegetarian of each Breakfast on the 3rd Sunday 4:30-5pm. month: soup, coffee & bread. between Meal starts of the on the 2nd & 4th Sundays A hot meal served Vegetarian. Vegan!option. Fri: comedy; 4th Fri: vaudeville. Volunteer 2-9pm. & 4th Friday of each month: entrée, salad, bread. 2nd month. 6:30-8:30pm, out. or until food runs on the 3rd A full course meal served Tuesday of each the meal. of each month.Sunday There’s blessing before a short before the 4th the Saturday A full course meal served rice pudding (contains milk).rice Clothing available. of each month.3rd Saturday Rice, beans, curry, juice & Vegan! with Vegetarian option. A hot meal on the Dinner Breakfast Lunch Sandwich This chart may be reproducedThis chart (but revised freely 4-6pm 7-9am -1:30pm 11:30am food runs out food runs 4pm until only with permission).only ©2016 Free Print Shop. side for more eats! Page other 2. See close early or be cancelled. early close sometimes available. Meals may Full-course dinner. Blankets Hot breakfast. Hot dinner. hearty lunch.hearty Optional Bible study before a punch & dessert. Meat, bread, vegetables, salad, carry a tray: 10-11:30am. carry kids, or age 59+, or unable to Full-course meal. Folks with A simple sandwich. Notes meal serv A full course meal the 2nd A full course meal the 2nd Notes ed on the 2nd &
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SERVICES SUPPORTIVE *S *S 211. C B P Food Locator. * roject Open Hand. 730 P income, & address; photo ID. on application; plus proof of medical insurance, need your physician’s signature 11am-4pm. They’ll accepted, pick up food Tues 9am-4pm or Wed-Sat S be incomplete or unreliable.) may information zip code. (However, 211 pantry in their to a food pantry can call 211 for a referral cy & income required). & canned goods (proof of age, residen- box of dry seniors age 60+ can register for a monthly 35-lb Bay Area 273-6222) for signup info. Low-income showing SF address. food box for any SF resident with photo ID Call M-F 9am-4pm for one-time-only emergency cancer). residents with critical illness (including HIV, AIDS, or 415-447-2326 or 800-551-6325 (toll-free). For SF ID required. 14, 28) to pick up 5th Wed of the month Jones). Sign up for weekly groceries. See Note at right. where you can apply to find a neighborhood pantry ayview TLC Family Resource Center. indicates important changes changes important indicates since April-June 2016 April-June since upplemental Food Program. .F. Rescue Mission T (at Quesada, in Bayview YMCA). 415-822-9404. July-September July-September ALL 211 ( Call M-Sa 9am-4pm 2016 Closed Aug 10. OR Visit
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St. Aidan’s. 101 G S B N up food weekly. where you may pick assign you to a nearby pantry screened by the Food they’ll Bank. If you qualify, during the hours listed. Your application will be Bring photo ID & proof of SF address to any pantry require advance registration. U O alvation Army, Mission. 6, Sep 3. Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish. mostly zip code 94124. English, Serving Sat 9:30-10am (except 1st Sat of the month). 415-559-2637. See Note above. A pply in person Wed 8am . Serving (nr. Ingalls). 94131. English, Spanish. mostly zip code 94107, 94110, 94114, or Serving appointment. M–Th 9am-11am for interview & 23rd Sts). 415-648-0260. See Note above. Call Serving mostly zip code 94131. Serving Blvd). See S box for any SF resident. M-F 9am-4pm for one-time-only emergency food mostly zip code 94124. Call 10am-3pm . Serving See Note above. Apply in person Mon Tu Wed Fri mostly zip ayview TLC Family Resource Center. nited Council of Human Services. nited Council of Human Services. ote: All neighborhood pantries listed below ur Lady of Lourdes. of Lourdes. ur Lady T Bayview/Hunters Point/Visitacion Bayview/Hunters (at Quesada, in Bayview YMCA). 415-822-9404. Mission/Potrero/Castro Neighborhood pantries Neighborhood 6 code 94124. Note above. Apply 415-671-1100 (M-Th 9am-5pm). See OLDMINE Note above. Apply in person 410 H 6 D Closed Jul 4, Sep 5. Closed Jul 1, 4; Sep 5. 1156 V R (at Diamond Heights AWES How to register: in person Fri 1-2pm 6 ALENCIA Closed Jul 2, Aug (at Innes). 1065 O (bet. 22nd 1601 L AKDALE ANE 6
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. S S S O Women's Building. 3543 18 alvation Army South of Market. alvation Army Kroc Center.alvation Army Chinatown. alvation Army Khmer. 94103, or 94115. ID required. English, Cantonese, mostly zip code 94102, person Fri 7:30am . Serving B Jul 1, 4; Sep 5. or 94107. English, Cantonese, & Mandarin. mostly zip code 94103, 94105, 8am-3pm . Serving appt or apply in person Fri 9am-5pm for interview Folsom). 415-777-2677. See Jones). Jul 4, Sep 5. Mandarin, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese. code 94112, 94127, or 94132. English, Cantonese, mostly zip month (Jul 25, Aug 22, Sep 26). Serving monthly food box 9am-12pm fourth Mon of the Tu Wed Fri 8:30am-2pm. Mon proof. Apply in person for weekly pantry above. F Mandarin. Closed Jul 1, 4; Sep 5. 94129, 94130, 94133, or 94158. English, Cantonese, mostly zip code 94108, 94109, 94111, 94123, Serving appointment. M-F 11am-4:30pm for interview Broadway). 415-781-7002. Cantonese, Spanish. 1-5pm; TuThFri 1-5pm; Wed 1-7pm. SF residents. Apply in person ForW 10am-7pm). See Note at left. immigrant 415-431-1180 ext. Guerrero). 11 (M-F 10am-5pm, MI Senior Ctr (Catholic Charities CYO). EVERLY ca iwSne/ ichmond View/Sunset/R Ocean Tenderloin/Chinatown/SoMa (at Shields). 415-334-5550. See Note Closed Jul 1, 4; Sep 5. 415-345-3414. See This chart may be reproduced freely (but revised chart This or seniors 60+& disabled adults, with only with permission). ©2016 Free Shop. permission). Print only with
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estsi e o nit ervices has een rovi in an arra of co nit ase revention ental health s stance a se an social services to clients in the it an o nt of an rancisco for ears ncor orate in estsi e is one of the ol est co nit ase ental health a encies in the nation he ran e of ro ra s an services has varie over the ears hile a co it ent to rovi in e cellent hi h alit c lt rall an co nit a ro riate ro ra s has re aine central to the core of the or ani ation
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he omeless dvocacy ro ect may e a le to help you if you have legal issues and are homeless, or threatened ith homelessness, especially if you have a disa ility or minor children living ith you also provides supportive social services to its legal clients to address underlying psychosocial needs e primarily assist clients ith federal disa ility and other enefit issues eviction prevention and immigration documentation
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he econd Chance egal Clinic assists clients who are wor ing to overcome arriers to emplo ment and housing ecause of their criminal records. or
Clinic Coordinator nglish panish. heelchair accessi le. lease contact the a ove phone one. num er for clinic dates times and location ll individuals. as well as how to get our sheet. o. teuart treet uite an rancisco C o receive the est legal advice we encourage wal in clients to come with a recent RAP sheet. Please contact Lawyers’ Committee to find out how to get a sheet. rop in o a . o referral re uired.
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he Prison Law ice strives to i rove the livin con itions o ali ornia state risoners y rovi in ree le al services. he Prison Law ice re resents in ivi al risoners en a es in class action an other i act liti ation e cates the lic a o t rison con itions an rovi es technical assistance to attorneys thro ho t the co ntry.
n lish. heelchair accessi le. ther th treet er eley A isa ilities ay e acco o ate lease yo or a a ily e er have an contact. iss e that yo elieve we can assist with one. lease ree to contact o r o ice. Letters ali ornia state concernin in ivi al risoners an rison risoners an occasionally to ali ornia state con itions can e a resse to arolees. o. Do to the lar e n er o in iries we cannot acce t tele hone calls ro risoners an their
a ilies. & LEGAL ADVOCACY or over years this non ro it lic interest law ir has een in the ore ront o le al e orts to en orce the onstit tion an other laws insi e the walls o ali ornia s risons. ith a s all sta o attorneys an s ort ersonnel the Prison Law ice re resents in ivi al risoners en a es in class action an other i act liti ation e cates the lic a o t rison con itions an rovi es technical assistance to attorneys thro ho t the co ntry. he o ice enerally oes not han le cri inal a eals or ha eas cor s etitions challen in cri inal convictions.
ali ornia s risons re ain an ero sly overcrow e at o esi n ca acity with over risoners cra e into instit tions l s another risoners ho se o t o state an in co nity acilities. asic necessities o li e s ch as e ical an ental health care are o ten lac in . Prisoners with isa ilities are not reco ni e as isa le an any are not rovi e reasona le acco o ations as re ire y the A ericans with Disa ilities Act. hro h oth in ivi al an i act liti ation the Prison Law ice has chan e any ali ornia De art ent o orrections an Reha ilitation olicies an ractices an has alleviate any o the cr el an n s al con itions that have een in licte on tens o tho san s o state risoners.
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Root Rebound’s mission is to reduce barriers and maximize opportunities for people returning ro rison an ail in the ay Area thro ho t ali ornia an eyon . ho h o r Le al A vocacy an Direct ervices Pro ra we wor with clients to i enti y arriers that a e reinter ation ost challen in an a ress these nee s y rovi in le al sericvices in ho se an y colla oratin with service rovi ers across the ay Area to rovi e e tra le al services.
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Post ncarceration ort lean late onviction n e ent ervices n ate Parolee Le al ss es loy ent Law Discri ination a ily Law o sin viction De ense.
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e mission of t e ffice of itizen omplaints is to promptl fairl and impartiall in estigate complaints of police misconduct n addition to complaint in estigation t e office pro ides a olunteer mediation program performs polic anal sis for recommendations to t e olice ommission and runs communit outreac efforts panis antonese agalog ussian onda to rida am pm eelc air accessible t er an ess enue an disabilities are accommodated rancisco ll indi iduals and famil o referrals needed rop ins allo ed members o is to ma e a complaint regarding a s orn an rancisco olice epartment officer o ediation and n estigation of complaints against olice fficers eferrals to ot er resources a ailable as needed
LEGAL & LEGAL ADVOCACY The San Francisco District Attorney’s Back on Track Initiative is a court dri en program for offenders ages o are c arged it t eir first adult felon drug sales offense efendants accepted into ac on rac spend a minimum of one ear attending progress earings and commit to complete communit ser ice obtain t eir ig sc ool diploma and find emplo ment e partner with Criminal Justice Specialists at Goodwill Industries, who both monitor individuals’ progress and assist it ob training ob placement and ot er critical supports uccessful participants a e t eir cases dismissed and arrest records sealed anon oss ac on rac nglis panis anager eelc air accessible ax one ranon ross sfgo org oung adults in t e onda – rida am to pm criminal ustice s stem ere are additional r ant treet rd loor an re uirements please call for more rancisco information eferrals are re uired for program o call for referrals
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The Victim Services Division of the District Attorney’s Office provides comprehensive advocacy and support to victims o crime and witnesses to crime ur ictim Advocates provide services in n lish, Cantonese, andarin, Spanish, and ietnamese e start by assessing each victim’s needs. This can mean crisis intervention, counselin , accompanyin a victim to court, assistance with victim compensation, makin uneral arran ements, intervenin with employers and creditors when victims cannot work, and providing many other services needed to restore a crime victim’s life. Our ictim Services sta is diverse and committed to providin culturally competent services
Jackie rti n lish, Cantonese, andarin, Spanish, and ietnamese other ac ueline orti s ov or translation available onday – Friday am – pm heelchair accessible Bryant Street, rd Floor, San one Francisco, CA Victims of crime; victims’ Individuals who are currently on amily members witnesses to crime probation or parole are not eli ible to receive o State ictim Compensation Funds durin the period o their probation or parole
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Clean Slate is a program of the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office that can help people “clean up” their criminal records. nglish Spanish. ust obtain copy of A Sheet from dentification ureau all of Applicants must complete the ustice ryant Street oom San one page “Clean Slate Program Application” rancisco A can re uest by mail or in hich can be obtained at the ublic person onday – riday am pm . Defender’s office or by viewing the website: heelchair accessible. Other .sfpublicdefender.org. Applicants ill disabilities are accommodated. also need a copy of their A sheet available one. from the S D dentification ureau for free. All people ith a criminal Send applications to arrest and or conviction or uvenile matter PUBLIC DEFENDER’S OFFICE from the ounty of San rancisco. Do not Attn lean Slate rogram need to be a former client of the ublic Seventh Street nd loor Defender but must meet financial eligibility San rancisco A criteria. LEGAL & LEGAL
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Dismissal of onvictions; rop eductions; Seal Destroy Arrest ecords sub ect to capacity limits ; ertificate of ehabilitation; arly Termination of robation; and eduction of elony onviction to isdemeanor. epresentation at court dates. eferrals to other services as appropriate.
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Children of Incarcerated Parents Social or er and Adult Social or ers wor with current and former clients of the Public Defender. Simin Sham i anager of English Spanish and Reentry Unit other languages accommodated as needed. heelchair accessible. Other disabilities are accommodated. onday – Friday : am to : pm None. Seventh Street San Francisco No. CA Referral re uired from Public Defender Attorney. By appointment only.
Assistance with Access to Benefits SSI A ANF et al Accompany to Court Dates Counseling Parenting Support elp ouchers to et State ID etc. Legal Assistance Advocacy Referrals to reatment ousing edical and Other Services.
o provide linguistically and culturally appropriate self help services to individuals see ing to access and navigate the legal system in the county of San Francisco. Areas of law are limited to Family Law and Civil Law Cantonese andarin onday uesday hursday : am – oisanese Spanish Italian. olunteers also : pm and : pm : pm spea Russian French Portuguese agalog cAllister Street Room French and other languages. aterials are San Francisco CA multilingual. No referrals needed. Drop ins heelchair accessible. ASL available. interpreters available. Other disabilities are accommodated. None. All individuals and family members. No.
Family Law Services: Dissolution of arriage Domestic Partnership Legal Separation Annulment Nullity of arriage Established Paternity Parental Relationship Child Support Domestic iolence Restrating Orders Step Parent Adoptions. Civil Law Services: Small Claims Civil arassment Restraining Orders Name Changes ender Changes Evictions uardianship of the Person Conservationship of the Person.
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he Center for mployment Opportunities (C O) is dedicated to pro iding immediate effecti e and comprehensi e employment ser ices to men and women with recent criminal con ictions Our highly structured and tightly super ised programs help participants regain the s ills and confidence needed for successful transitions to stable, productive lives. CEO’s vision is that anyone with a recent criminal history who wants to wor has the preparation and support needed to find a ob and to stay connected to the labor force
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Our Homeless Ser ices rogram wor s specifically with indi iduals facing homelessness and the multitude of related challenges his program offers employment and comprehensi e support ser ices to homeless indi iduals and families in Alameda County his rogram is primarily supported by a Housing and rban e elopment (H ) grant which pro ides for housing stabili ation case management and in house counseling for those facing chronic homelessness as well as community members more recently impacted by the economic downturn oodwill pro ides these support ser ices at our One Stop Homeless mployment Center in downtown Oa land Goodwill’s “Bridges to Work” initiative helps our homeless participants secure transitional employment and ob training and once s ills are established search for competiti e employment n our Homeless Ser ices rogram ser ed indi iduals and continues to meet high demand for their ser ices as community members continue to struggle with rising unemployment and subse uent instability in their housing
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N C N N he new ransitional ay eporting Center C is a co unity corrections reenrty center that bridges probation supervision services with co prehensive case anage ent, barrier re oval, and inco e benefits ac uistion assistance. n addition to the services C will have on site at the C, LCA will utilize Alameda County probation Department’s existing contracts for e ploy ent, vocational services and housing. We also plan to utili e current contracts of the la eda County behavioral health Care ervices for substance abuse and ental health treat ent. he goals of the C are to reduce recidivis , build self sufficiency skills, for a thriving healthy co unity.
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C C At Options we do not ust treat addiction we treat the whole person Our mission is to brea the cycle o addiction which causes homelessness crime and bro en amilies ti ns e e y
et C nne te in s n C nta t e s n: Greg ottage Inta e an a es en: nglish Coordinator essi ility: heelchair accessible ne: Client fee’s, if any: edi Cal/A / e s: uesday/ hursday am pm; ntry Court/ rivate ay per session onday/ ednesday/ riday am pm li i le lati n: en and women ages ati n: Center treet er eley CA and older transitional houses are located in ait ase : /A Oa land and er eley tes: o appointments/wal ins are welcome
i e t e i es: Out atient Alcohol Drug reatment/ ransitional ousing Options is a day treatment recovery program including step study sel esteem groups relaxation training yoga anger management li e s ills relapse prevention smo ing cessation individual counseling acupuncture and a host o other services Other services include shelter/housing and mental health treatment
: A day treatment recovery program including step study sel esteem groups relaxation training yoga anger management li e s ills relapse prevention smo ing cessation individual counseling acupuncture and a host o other services Men’s G s: am inta es at am wal ins accepted Women’s G s: pm inta es at pm wal ins accepted a ati n: Options lus is a twelve month program; graduates have the option to participate in the A tercare rogram upon completion
Outpatient program or people who are wor ing or studying and cannot attend during the day pm inta es at pm wal ins accepted a ati n: vening Options is a twelve month program; graduates have the option to participate in the A tercare rogram upon completion
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W W C M C Our mission is to improve employment vocational training and educational outcomes via direct intervention/prevention post release o clients currently on parole or probation rogram is to achieve a reduction o recidivism rates and associated recidivist behaviors associated with eturning Citizens Lin to resource guide oa lan i o eent y
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C N Rubicon’s mission is to transform East Bay communities by equipping low Rubicon finds support that’s right for each individual – i on o a s o
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NC E ER nc strives to reali e a vision Re building lives one family at a time by giving them a home the s ills and the resources to live the life they deserve he mission of E ER nc is to prevent and end homelessness for low income residents of ontra osta ounty by providing resources that lead to self sufficiency ur wor encompasses three main elements preventing homelessness through rental assistance case management and housing counseling services ending the cycle of homelessness by providing to months of housing in combination with supportive services such as ob training educational services and counseling and by providing affordable housing to low income households including such special needs groups as transition age youth people with and those with mental health disabilities s elte in o
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N The Salvation Army’s Adult Rehabilitation Centers provide spiritual, social and emotional assistance for men and omen ho have lost the a ility to cope ith their pro lems and provide for themselves. ach center offers residential housin , or , and roup and individual therapy, all in a clean, holesome environment. The physical and spiritual care that pro ram participants receive prepares them to re enter society and return to ainful employment. Many of those ho have een reha ilitated are reunited ith their families and resume a normal life. a e sfiel sat o e a ilitation o a
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The staff of ericho ro ect has determined through professional research and numerous years of personal e perience that a structured lifestyle is critical to long term recovery. We believe that it is essential to provide each individual ith a regular schedule of activities designed to promote stable and responsible living. ericho ro ect is an education center for addicts and e convicts. ur philosophy is that the drugs ere not the main problem, but a symptom of the problem. The problem has al ays been honesty. We ork on developing a sense of morals and values that can help keep an individual focused and clean. ur philosophy focuses on healing the body, mind, and spirit. ur ocational Training department prepares residents for careers in construction, retail, transportation, arehousing and administrative careers. We also have a state of the art fitness gym here residents are trained by our certified trainers or a General hysical Trainer.
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INDEX 111 TAYLOR, 94 BENGALI, 114 211 COMMUNITY SERVICES, 24 BHAC, 145 311 SAN FRANCISCO SERVICES, 24 BIRTH CERTIFICATE, 39 511 TRANSPORTATION, 24 BLACK COALITION ON AIDS, 183 A BETTER WAY, 223 CAAP, 63 A WOMAN'S PLACE, 90, 111 CALFRESH, 66 ABODE SERVICES, 253 CALIFORNIA COALITION FOR WOMEN PRISONERS, ACCESS CENTER, 246 248 ACCESS CHILD CARE, 226 CALIFORNIA HIV/AIDS HOTLINE, 145 ACCESS POINTS, 125 CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER, 131 ACTCM, 149 CALWORKS, 226 ADDICTION RESEARCH AND TREATMENT, 167 CALWORKS, 65 ADRIAN MALDONADO, 164 CAMEO HOUSE TRANSITIONAL HOUSING ADULT EDUCATION CENTER, 195 PROGRAM, 91 AFFORDABLE CARE ACT, 69 CANTONESE, 86, 87, 96, 105, 110, 112, 114, AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER, 193 137, 138, 149, 158, 170, 175, 176, 177, AIDS LEGAL REFERRAL PANEL, 233 178, 182, 191, 199, 215, 216, 224, 226, ALAMEDA COUNTY PROBATION, 253 228, 229, 234, 235, 243, 244, 246, 247 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 25, 146 CANTONIESE, 239 ALL OF US OR NONE, 249 CARECEN, 148 ALPHA PROJECT, 278 CASC, 189 ALRP, 233 CASH ASSISTANCE LINKED TO MEDI-CAL (CALM), AMERICA WORKS OF CALIFORNIA, 129 64 ANDERS AND ANDERS FOUNDATION, 128 CATHOLIC CHARITIES/CYO, 83 ARA FIRST STEP, 88 CATS, 90, 111 ARAB CULTURAL AND COMMUNITY CENTER, 182 CCWP, 248 ARABIC, 114, 174 CENTER FOR EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, 254 ARRIBA JUNTOS, 128 CENTER FOR RESTORATIVE JUSTICE WORKS, 185 ASIAN AMERICAN RECOVERY SERVICES, 158, 168, CENTER FOR YOUNG WOMENS DEVELOPMENT, 169, 170 186 ASIAN LAW CAUCUS, 234 CENTER ON JUVENILE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE, 91, ASIAN NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN, 130 186 ASIAN WOMEN'S SHELTER, 114 CENTER ON JUVENILE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE, 131 ASSAMESE, 86, 87, 216, 247 CENTERFORCE, 188 ASSET BUILDING, 73 CENTRAL AMERICAN RESOURCE CENTER, 148 BAART COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE, 171 CENTRAL CITY HOSPITALITY HOUSE, 184 BAART PROGRAMS, 167 CENTRAL CITY OLDER ADULT CLINIC, 176 BACK ON TRACK INITIATIVE, 243 CERTIFICATE OF HOMELESSNESS, 81 BAY AREA LEGAL AID, 235 CHARITY CULTURAL SERVICES CENTER, 132 BAY AREA WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S CENTER, 182 CHEFS, 135 BAYLEGAL, 235 CHILD CRISIS SERVICES, 230 BAYVIEW HUNTERS POINT FOUNDATION FOR CHILD SUPPORT, 78 COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT, 147 CHILDREN’S COUNCIL OF SAN FRANCISCO, 224 BAYVIEW SENIOR SERVICES TRANSITIONAL CHINATOWN NORTH BEACH MENTAL HEALTH HOUSING, 89 SERVICES, 175
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CHINESE, 121, 142, 143, 145, 149, 153, 174, DAVID LEWIS COMMUNITY REENTRY CENTER, 281 184, 204, 211, 230, 237 DEAF COMMUNITY COUNSELING SERVICES, 192 CHLOE TURNER, 92 DEFY VENTURES, 133 CHRIS JONES, 108 DELANCEY STREET FOUNDATION, 160, 264 CITY BUILD ACADEMY, 126, 132 DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION, 134 CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO, 117, 118, DISABLED STUDENTS PROGRAMS & SERVICES, 117 119, 120 DISCOVERY HOUSE SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM, CITYTEAM, 159, 287, 288 259 CITYWIDE CASE MANAGEMENT FORENSIC DMV, 45 PROGRAM, 180 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, 25 CITYWIDE NOVA THERAPY PROGRAM, 181 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS, 114 CLARA HOUSE, 93 DR. FRANK WILLIAMS, 209 CLEAN SLATE PROGRAM, 245 DRESS FOR SUCCESS, 192 CLINICA ESPERANZA, 152 DUTCH, 114 COAP, 78, 228 EARLY PERIODIC SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, AND COMMUNITY & JAIL OUTREACH PROGRAM, 229 TREATMENT, 227 COMMUNITY ACTION OF NAPA VALLEY, 273 EDC, 237 COMMUNITY ACUPUNCTURE PROJECT EAR CLINIC ELI CRAWFORD, 139 AT THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF TRADITIONAL EMERGENCY SHELTER, 110 CHINESE MEDICINE, 149 EPCOT, 78, 229 COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT AND SERVICES CENTER, EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY SERVICES, 135, 195 189 EPSDTP, 227 COMMUNITY HOUSING PARTNERSHIP, 82 ERNEST KIRKWOOD, 150 COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, 205 EVICTION DEFENSE COLLABORATIVE, 237 COMMUNITY WORKS WEST, 190, 225 FAIR CHANCE ORDINANCE SAN FRANCISCO, 124 COMPASS CLARA HOUSE, 93 FAMILY OF FRIENDS CLEAN & SOBER LIVING COMPASS CONNECTING POINT, 112, 191 NETWORK, 105 COMPASS FAMILY SERVICES, 84, 93, 112, 191, FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS, 291 226 FARSI, 114, 115, 153 COMPREHENSIVE OUTREACH PROGRAM FOR FATHER ALFRED CENTER, 166 PACIFIC ISLANDERS AND ASIAN SUBSTANCE FIVE KEYS CHARTER SCHOOL, 121, 205, 265 ABUSERS, 168 FOOD ADDICTS ANONYMOUS, 146 COMPROMISE OF ARREARS PROGRAM, 78, 228 FOOD PANTRIES, 221 CONNECTING POINT, 112 FOOD STAMPS, 66, 82, 91, 99, 106, 109, 140, CONSTRUCTION TRAINING PROGRAM, 130 158, 199, 203, 214 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ALCOHOL AND OTHER FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID DRUG SERVICES, 258 (FAFSA), 116 COOPERATIVE RESTRAINING ORDER CLINIC, 236 FREE CLOTHING PROGRAM, 211
COPPASA, 168 FRENCH, 199, 201, 235, 237, 246 INDEX COTS MARY ISAAK CENTER, 296 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS, 15 COUNTY ADULT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, 63 FRIENDSHIP HOUSE, 161 COURT ACCOUNTABLE HOMELESS SERVICES, 204 GED RECORDS, 116 CREDIT, 72 GENERAL ASSISTANCE (GA), 64 CREDIT COUNSELING, 74 GEORGE TURNER, 104 CURTIS PENN, 90 GEORGIAN, 114 CUSTOMER SERVICE OUTREACH, 78 GERALD MILLER, 187 DANI JOHNSON, 139 GERMAN, 83, 112, 191, 215 DARI, 142 GET ON THE BUS, 185
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GLIDE DAILY FREE MEALS PROGRAM, 196 JERICHO PROJECT, 282 GLIDE FOUNDATION, 196, 197, 198 JEWISH VOCATIONAL SERVICES, 138 GLIDE WALK-IN CENTER, 110 JIREH TECHNOLOGIES, INC., 200 GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW – JOBTRAIN, 283 WOMENS EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS CLINIC, 237 JOE BLUFORD, 127 GOOD SHEPHERD GRACENTER, 95 JOHN WILSON, 188 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, 136 JORGE MOTA, 120 GREEK, 95 JOSEPH CALDERON, 170 GUARDIAN SCHOLARS PROGRAM, 118 KACHI, 114 GUJARATI, 114, 234 KANNADA, 114 HAMILTON FAMILY CENTER, 85, 96, 98, 113 KATIE DIXON, 111 HAMILTON FAMILY RESIDENCES & EMERGENCY KIMBERLI COURTNEY, 129 CENTER, 113 KOREAN, 114, 170, 180 HARBOR HOUSE, 99 LA CASA DE LAS MADRES, 115 HCN, 227 LA RAZA CENTRO LEGAL, 239 HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES, 214 LAO, 114 HEALTHCARE ACADEMY, 126 LARRY FREITAS, 104 HEALTHRIGHT 360, 149, 162, 172 LAVENDER YOUTH RECREATION & INFORMATION HEALTHRIGHT360, 266, 267, 268 CENTER, 201 HEALTHY FAMILIES, 70, 71, 230, 231 LAWYERS' COMMITTEE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS, 203, HEALTHY KIDS, 70, 71, 230, 231 240 HEALTHY PARTNERSHIPS SUBSTANCE ABUSE LCA, 189, 202 SERVICES, 290 LEADERS IN COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVES, 189, HEALTHY SAN FRANCISCO, 70, 71, 145, 176, 202, 275 177, 178 LEADERS IN COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVES, 255 HEALTHY WORKERS, 71 LEE WOODWARD COUNSELING CENTER, 169 HINDI, 114 LEGAL SELF-HELP, 246 HOLY FAMILY DAY HOME, 226 LEGAL SERVICES FOR PRISONERS WITH CHILDREN, HOMELESS ADVOCACY PROJECT (HAP), 238 249 HOMELESS CHILDREN'S NETWORK, 227 LELAND HOUSE, 83 HOMELESS PRENATAL PROGRAM, 199, 203 LUIS AROCHE, 92 HOMEWARD BOUND OF MARIN, 271, 272 LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES, 100 HORIZONS UNLIMITED OF SAN FRANCISCO, 173 LYRIC, 201 HOSPITALITY INITIATIVE, 127 MANDARIN, 86, 87, 105, 112, 114, 115, 137, HOUSING, 79, 100 149, 170, 175, 178, 182, 191, 199, 214, HOUSING RIGHTS COMMITTEE OF SAN FRANCISCO, 215, 216, 223, 224, 226, 234, 235, 238, 239 239, 244, 246, 247 HYDE STREET COMMUNITY SERVICES, 174 MARILYN JONES-BARNES, 150 INDONESIAN, 114 MARIN COUNTY PROBATION, 271 INFANT, TODDLER AND PREK PROGRAM AND MEALS, 219 FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICE, 226 MEDI-CAL, 69, 70, 71, 83, 171, 174, 176, INSTITUTO FAMILIAR DE LA RAZA, 174 177, 178, 180, 223, 227 ITALIAN, 246 MEN IN PROGRESS, 196 JANITORIAL TRAINING/PLACEMENT, 142 METROPOLITAN FRESH START HOUSE, 101 JAPANESE, 114, 227 MISSION COUNCIL ON ALCOHOL ABUSE FOR THE JASON BELL, 123 SPANISH SPEAKING, INC., 151 JAVANESE, 114 MISSION HIRING HALL, 137 JELANI, INC., 163 MISSION MENTAL HEALTH, 176
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MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH CENTER, 152 POST-RELEASE COMMUNITY SUPERVISION AND MISSION NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCE CENTER, MANDATORY SUPERVISION, 37 110, 202 POWER UP YOUTH, 128 MISSION SOLANO, 293 PRC EMPLOYMENT SERVICES, 140 MOBILE CRISIS TREATMENT TEAM, 211 PRISON LAW OFFICE, 241 MULTI-SERVICE CENTER, 110 PRISONER LEGAL SERVICES, 62, 250, 252 MULTI-SERVICE CENTER (MSC) SOUTH, 110 PROBATION, 35, 36, 37, 38, 94, 128 NANNY’S SOBER LIVING, 102 PROGRESS FOUNDATION, 165 NAPA COUNTY ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES, PROJECT 90, 285, 288 274 PROJECT ADAPT, 170 NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS, 25, 146 PROJECT READ, 122 NATE WILLIAMS, 84 PROJECT REBOUND, 123 NATIONAL COUNCIL ON CRIME & DELINQUENCY, PROJECT WHAT!, 225 203 PROP 47, 17 NAVAJO, 161 PROYECTO COMMON TOUCH, 250 NEPALI, 142 PUBLIC LIBRARY, 27 NEW ROADS PROGRAM, 86 PUNJABI, 114 NEW SKIN, 153 RACHEL DUNNE, 115 NICHOLE PETTWAY, 107 RADCO, 237 NO VIOLENCE ALLIANCE, 206 RAMP-SF, 126 NONCUSTODIAL PARENT EMPLOYMENT & RAP SHEET, 53 TRAINING PROGRAM, 78, 229 RECONNECTING ALL THROUGH MULTIPLE NOVA, 181, 186, 206 PATHWAYS, 126 OBOT, 179 RECOVERY SURVIVAL NETWORK, 105 OFFICE OF CITIZEN COMPLAINTS, 243 REDWOOD GOSPEL MISSION, 297 ONE FAMILY/PARENTING INSIDE OUT, 225 REENTRY COUNCIL OF SAN FRANCISCO, 18 OPTIONS RECOVERY SERVICE, 256 REENTRY NAVIGATOR, 126, 136 OUR COMMON GROUND, 284 REENTRY NAVIGATOR PROGRAM, 136 OUR FATHER’S SOBER LIVING ENVIRONMENT, 102 REENTRY TODAY, 108 OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT REENTRY UNIT, 246 PROGRAM, 173 RENAISSANCE ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTER, 141 OUTPATIENT TREATMENT, 167 REPRESENTATIVE PAYEE PROGRAM, 216 OVERDOSE, 26 RICO HAMILTON, 107 PARENTAL STRESS HOTLINE, 25 ROBERT MANSFIELD, 160 PAROLE, 35, 37, 45, 94 ROBERT SMITH, 159 PAROLE REGIONAL OFFICES, 251, 252 ROOT & REBOUND, 242 PASHTU, 142 ROSEN, BIEN, GALVAN & GRUNFELD, 242 PATH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES/INTERIM & RUBICON PROGRAMS, 260
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, 269 RUSSIAN, 114, 137, 138, 167, 171, 178, 180, INDEX PATHFINDERS OF SAN DIEGO, 279 224, 233, 237, 239, 243, 246 PEP JOBS, 131 SABRINA REID, 137 PERSONAL ASSISTED EMPLOYMENT SERVICES SAINT JOHN’S PROGRAM FOR REAL CHANGE, 276 (PAES), 63 SALVATION ARMY, 263 PHATT CHANCE COMMUNITY SERVICES, 103 SAN DIEGO COUNTY ADULT PROBATION OFFICE, PORTUGUESE, 246, 250 278 POSITIVE CONNECTIONS PROGRAM, 188 SAN DIEGO RESCUE MISSION, 280 POSITIVE DIRECTIONS EQUALS CHANGE, 175 SAN FRANCISCO ADULT PROBATION, 203 POSITIVE RESOURCE CENTER, 140
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SAN FRANCISCO BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ACCESS SOLANO COUNTY SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES, CENTER, 145 294 SAN FRANCISCO CONSERVATION CORPS, 122 SONOMA COUNTY JOB LINK, 298 SAN FRANCISCO DEPARTMENT OF AGING AND SONOMA COUNTY PROBATION, 295 ADULT SERVICES, 193 SONOMA COUNTY PROBATION DAY REPORTING SAN FRANCISCO DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT CENTER, 298 SERVICES, 78, 228, 229 SOUTH OF MARKET HEALTH CENTER, 153 SAN FRANCISCO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH, SOUTH OF MARKET MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, 39, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 203, 211, 177 230 SOUTHEAST MISSION GERIATRIC SERVICES, 178 SAN FRANCISCO HOUSING AUTHORITY, 80, 81 SPANISH, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89, 90, 91, SAN FRANCISCO HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY, 86 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 100, 105, 110, 111, SAN FRANCISCO NETWORK MINISTRIES HOUSING 112, 113, 114, 115, 118, 121, 128, 130, CORPORATION, 106 136, 137, 138, 140, 141, 143, 145, 147, SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT 148, 149, 151, 152, 153, 154, 157, 159, ATTORNEY, 243, 244 160, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 171, SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC DEFENDER, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 245, 246 180, 182, 184, 185, 186, 188, 191, 195, SAN FRANCISCO PRETRIAL DIVERSION, 204 196, 197, 199, 200, 201, 202, 204, 205, SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY, 122 207, 210, 211, 212, 214, 215, 216, 223, SAN FRANCISCO RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 231, 86 233, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 242, SAN FRANCISCO SAFEHOUSE, 106 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, SAN FRANCISCO SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT, 205, 253, 255, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 264, 206, 207 265, 267, 268, 269, 270, 273, 275, 276, SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY, 123 277, 278, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, SAN FRANCISCO VA DOWNTOWN CLINIC, 155 287, 288, 289, 290, 293, 294, 296, 298 SAN MATEO COUNTY SERVICE CONNECT, 285 SSI, 67 SAN MATEO COUNTY ADULT PROBATION, 281 SSI/SSP, 67 SANTA CLARA COUNTY PROBATION, 286 ST. ANTHONY FOUNDATION, 166, 211, 212 SANTA CLARA COUNTY REENTRY CENTER, 289 ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, 213 SAVED BY GRACE, 208 STEVE ADAMI, 187 SECOND CHANCE LEGAL CLINIC, 240 SUICIDE PREVENTION, 25 SECOND CHANCE PROGRAM, 119 SUNSET MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC, 178 SENIOR EX-OFFENDER PROGRAM, 209 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAN SF BAY COUNSELING AND EDUCATION, 210 FRANCISCO, 246 SF CLEAN CITY, 203 SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME PENDING SF CLEAN CITY COALITION, 141 (SSIP), 64 SF FAIR CHANCE ORDINANCE, 17 SWORDS TO PLOWSHARES, 68, 214, 247 SF HOME, 84 TAGALOG, 114, 137, 145, 153, 155, 167, 170, SHELTER INC, 261 171, 176, 177, 199, 202, 214, 215, 234, SISTERS RISING & GDAP, 186 235, 243, 246, 247 SOBER LIVING, 88 TAGLOG, 211, 230 SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, 67 TAIWANESE, 114 SOCIAL SECURITY CARD, 47 TAMIL, 114 SOCIAL WORK CENTER, 212 TATTOO REMOVAL, 153 SOCIAL WORK UNIT, 215 TECHNOLOGY ACCESS CENTER, 138 SOLANO COUNTY PROBATION, 290 TECHSF, 127
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TELUGU, 114 VETERAN’S BENEFITS, 68 TENDERLOIN HOUSING CLINIC, 86, 87, 216, 247 VETERANS JUSTICE OUTREACH, 217 TENDERLOIN NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT VICTIM SERVICES DIVISION, 244 CORPORATION, 215 VICTORY OUTREACH SAN FRANCISCO, 109 TENDERLOIN OUTPATIENT CLINIC, 174 VIETNAMESE, 143, 175, 182, 211, 215, 224, TENDERLOIN TECH LAB, 212 230, 234, 235, 238, 244 THAI, 114, 234 VIETNNAMESE, 174 THE BREAD PROJECT, 142 VILLAGE CONNECT, 218 THE LATINO COMMISSION, 164 VOICES ON THE RISE, 190 THE MISSION AT KERN COUNTY, 262 VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA, 277 THE SALVATION ARMY, 99 VOTE, 62 THIS SACRED SPACE, 217 WALDEN HOUSE, 203 TOISA, 114 WALK-IN CENTER, 197 TOISANESE, 246 WAY PASS WOMEN’S AFTERCARE PROGRAM, 120 TOM WADDELL CLINIC, 179 WEINGART CENTER HOMELESS SERVICES, 270 TOOLWORKS, 142 WELLNESS CENTER, 213 TRANSITIONAL AGE YOUTH, 179 WESTSIDE COMMUNITY SERVICES, 156, 231 TRANSITIONAL DAY REPORTING CENTER, 255 WIA WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT, 257 TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM, 98 WITH OPEN ARMS, 203 TRANSITIONS CLINIC, 145, 154 WOMAN ALIVE, 207 TURNING POINT RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT WOMEN RISING/RISING VOICES, 190 PROGRAM, 299 WOMEN'S CENTER, 198 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF VETERAN AFFAIRS, 155 WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CLINIC, 157 UCSF, 180, 181, 182 WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CLINIC OUTREACH UNITED COUNCIL OF HUMAN SERVICES, 110 SERVICES, 157 URBAN SERVICES YMCA, 143 WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER, 207 VALLEY RECOVERY CENTER OF CALIFORNIA, 277 YOUNG MEN’S REENTRY PROGRAM, 190
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