Basic Needs
Holiday Meals and Toys
San Francisco County and City : Free Christmas and Holiday Assistance Organizations across San Francisco County provide help to the less fortunate during the holiday. Find where to get Toys
San Francisco County and City : Free Christmas and Holiday Assistance Organizations across San Francisco County provide help to the less fortunate during the holiday. Find where to get Toys
Sokolove Law offers free consultation and potential legal representation in the case of Birth Injuries. Click here to read more. Together we can help improve the overall quality of life
This resource is shared by the Children’s Council Since October 18-24 is National Estate Planning Awareness Week, we want to help our community feel secure and prepared for the future
Image Source 26 percent of adults in the United States have some type of disability. Those who are unable to work due to a medical condition and don’t yet know
Dear Disability Community Members:
The Mayor’s Office on Disability and the Mayor’s Office on Housing and Community Development want to make sure that you are aware of this COVID Rent Assistance Program. Complete details are available at:
Current eviction protections
Tenants: Do not move out! You have rights even after the moratorium expires and rental assistance coverage is through at least March 31, 2022. If you have unpaid rent or are struggling to pay rent that will be due starting October 1, please apply to housingiskey.com as soon as possible. Do not delay!
If you have not paid 25% of the rent for the period September 2020 – September 2021, please contact [email protected] by September 30, 2021. Twenty-five percent is the equivalent of 3.25 months of the rent. If you pay at least 25% of the rent of this period by September 30, then you cannot be evicted for any unpaid rent from that period.
This seven-workbook series for individuals eith Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) are available online and free of charge. Health Series Relationships Series
Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) is a program that is now accepting applications from individuals with disabilities and others in low-income households for assistance of up to $50 a month to help cover the cost of internet access. There is a limited amount of funds available and you need to apply immediately before the funds are completely allocated.
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(415) 920–5040
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