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1294 Potrero Avenue. San Francisco CA, 94110
Good Samaritan comprehensively addresses the needs of low-income Latino immigrant families through a Two-Generation Strategy that involves children and their parents/caregivers
100 larkin sf, ca
The MIX is a multimedia drop in center center for youth 13-18.271 Austin San Francisco CA, 94109
CHALK will be providing one free workshop every month to young people ages 14-24 starting February 2015.CHALK aims to provide the young people with life skills and leadership opportunities through peer to peer learning. All training’s will be first come first serve and will be focused on current youth issues. For a flyer with all workshops being offered click here. To register click here. Source: CHALK, January 27th, 2015
401 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA
The San Francisco VAMC Downtown Clinic offers psychological and health care services. Working as a comprehensive homeless drop-in center, the Downtown Clinic offers outreach, therapy, housing and employment. There is a patient shuttle for those who are unable to make it to the clinic without assistance of a driver.
3453 18th Street, #19, San Francisco, CA
Asian Women's Shelter supports women, children, and queer/trans survivors of domestic violence & human trafficking, especially immigrants/refugees.
1049 Howard St., San Francisco, CA
A Woman’s Place (AWP) is the only gender-specific emergency shelter and transitional housing of its kind in San Francisco, providing a safe haven for homeless women with a comprehensive range of flexible services, including health care, mental health counseling, case management services, and money management.
