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Homelessness. Tragedy. Job loss. Addiction. Read how your support really does change lives! Bay Area Rescue Mission has been helping the homeless since 1965 by providing food, clothing, and shelter in the Bay Area of California. Learn more today!
- Who We Are
We welcome our homeless neighbors by providing daily...
- Get Involved
Your regular generosity makes sure the everyday needs of...
- Ways To Give
How YOU can help the Bay Area’s homeless. Home » Make a...
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- Contact
Bay Area Rescue Mission P.O. Box 1112 Richmond, CA...
- Our Impact
Bay Area Homeless Stats - You can help us end homelessness,...
- Our History
History of the Bay Area Rescue Mission. Using the ground...
- Finances
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- Employment Opportunities
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- Who We Are
Home by the Bay Strategic Plan; HSH Budget; Leadership; Press Releases; Success Stories; Services. How to Get Services. Accessing Shelter; Housing and Problem Solving Assistance; Accessing Prevention; Drop-in Centers and Other Resources; Public Guidance for Neighborhood Concerns; The Homelessness Response System. Homelessness Prevention ...
- Shelter Programs
- Transitional Housing
- Crisis Interventions
Shelter programs give people experiencing homelessness a temporary place to stay while accessing services and looking for housing. These programs fall under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) definition of emergency shelter. Most of the beds and unitsin the shelter system are available year-round: 1. General emergency shelte...
Transitional housing provides people with significant barriers to housing stability with a place to live and intensive social services for up to two years while they work toward ending their homelessness.
Some resources in HSH’s portfolio offer overnight amenities like security, shared bathrooms, showers, food services, and case management but do not meet HUD’s definition of shelter. HSH categorizes these programs as crisis interventions. Our main crisis intervention program is safe parking, which provides unhoused people living in their vehicles wi...
People also ask
How do I get shelter in San Francisco?
What is a shelter and crisis intervention program?
How can you help the Bay area's homeless & hurting?
What is a general emergency shelter?
Call the San Francisco Homeless Outreach Team (SFHOT) to request outreach and connection to available resources at: (628) 652-8000. Sign up for the adult shelter reservation waitlist for a bed at three of HSH’s sites. Get shelter through other self-referrals. Family Shelter. Families can: Contact a Family Coordinated Entry Access Point.
Fundraise. Volunteer. Connect. Established in 1971, Raphael House is the first and largest family homeless shelter in San Francisco.
211 San Francisco provides help through free access to the database of health and social services for referrals to resources such as homeless shelters.
Housing Solutions. Bay Area Community Services (BACS) is committed to ending homelessness — permanently. BACS knows that nobody wants to be homeless. We are a Housing First agency, which means we radically believe that finding housing is the ... Learn More. Join Our Email List. BACS Community News. 9-8-8 in Sacramento – BACS Launches CWRT.
