Consolidation of Street Outreach Under Department of Public Health Will Continue Work of Connecting People in Crisis to Care and Making Public Spaces Welcoming for San Franciscans; Integration of Siloed Teams Last Year Led to 40% Increase in Shelter Placements and 40% Faster 311 Response Times Under Neighborhood-Based “Team of Teams” Model; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work Through Breaking the Cycle Plan to Transform City’s Response to Homelessness and Behavioral Health Challenges
Levine Brings Years of Experience Integrating Health Care and Homelessness Services; Will Work With Mayor Lurie to Transform City’s Response to Homelessness, Behavioral Health, Drug Challenges
Expanded Program Will Operate 24/7 to Give People More Opportunities to Find Stability; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Breaking the Cycle Work to Fundamentally Transform San Francisco’s Behavioral Health and Homelessness Response.
Critical Funding Supports 1,000 Interim Housing Beds per Night; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Address Homelessness and Behavioral Health Crisis through Breaking the Cycle Plan.
Interfaith Winter Shelter Program Creates Space for up to 80 People Every Night; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Address Homelessness and Behavioral Health Crisis.
Delivers 230 Permanently Affordable Homes for Veterans, Vulnerable Adults in Heart of San Francisco; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Affordable Housing Across City
Expansion of Dolores Shelter and Jazzie’s Place Will Offer Better Option to People Experiencing Homelessness; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Address San Francisco’s Homelessness and Behavioral Health Crisis Through Breaking the Cycle Initiative
Approximately 200 New Beds Will Add Comprehensive and Compassionate Recovery Services, Creating Pathway to Stability for People Struggling with Homelessness and Behavioral Health Issues; Continues Rapid Expansion of Interim Housing Capacity and Treatment Resources Under Mayor Lurie's Breaking the Cycle Initiative