Homelessness and Supportive Housing

Mayor Lurie Celebrates $56 Million in State Funding to Advance Supportive Housing in San Francisco

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

Mayor Lurie Adds 50 New Shelter Beds In Mission District, Supporting LGBTQ+ Community

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

Mayor Lurie Celebrates New Recovery and Treatment Centers Serving Clients

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

Mayor Lurie Signs Legislation to Address RV and Vehicular Homelessness, Restore Public Spaces in San Francisco

New Policies Pair Expanded Housing Options and Outreach With Citywide Parking Restrictions and Enforcement; Part of Mayor Lurie’s Breaking the Cycle Plan to Transform San Francisco’s Response to Behavioral Health and Homelessness Crisis

Mayor Lurie Takes Action to Address RV and Vehicular Homelessness, Restore Public Spaces in San Francisco

New Legislation Pairs Expanded Housing Options and Outreach With Citywide Parking Restrictions and Enforcement; Part of Mayor Lurie’s Breaking the Cycle Plan to Transform City’s Response to Behavioral Health and Homelessness Crisis

Mayor Lurie Signs Supervisor Dorsey's Recovery First Legislation, Building on Work to Tackle Behavioral Health and Homelessness Crisis

Mayor Daniel Lurie today signed new “Recovery First” legislation, another step in his administration’s work to support San Franciscans in recovery and tackle the city’s behavioral health and homelessness crisis.

Mayor Lurie Opens Sober Living Transitional Housing at James Baldwin Place, Delivering Progress on "Breaking the Cycle" Plan

HSH’s First Sober Home Will Provide Temporary Housing and Supportive Services to People Experiencing Homelessness on Path to Recovery; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Breaking the Cycle Plan to Transform City’s Response to Homelessness and Behavioral Health Crisis

Mayor Lurie Launches Breaking The Cycle Fund To Deliver Transformation Of City's Behavioral Health and Homelessness Response

As City Faces Historic Budget Deficit, Fund Launches With $37.5 Million in Initial Private Funding Commitments. Mayor Lurie’s Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance—Passed 10-1 by Board of Supervisors—Unlocked Path to Leveraging Private Funds to Tackle Behavioral Health and Homelessness Crisis

Mayor Lurie Opens 279 New Recovery And Treatment Beds, Delivering Significant Progress On His "Breaking The Cycle" Vision For Tackling Homelessness And Behavioral Health Crisis

New Recovery Beds and Expanded Treatment Beds Across Five Sites Will Offer Targeted Wraparound Services on Path to Long-Term Stability

Mayor Lurie Expands Interim Housing Capacity with Opening of Jerrold Commons Phase One in the Bayview

Project Marks City’s First Shelter Specifically Designed for Older Adults Experiencing Homelessness, Offering 60 New Cabins With 68 New Shelter Beds and Dedicated Space for People Currently Living in RVs; Opening Builds on Mayor Lurie’s “Breaking the Cycle” Plan to Tackle City’s Homelessness and Behavioral Health Crisis