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Central City Hospitality House
Hospitality House is a evolving, community-based organization that provides opportunities and resources for personal growth and self-determination to homeless people and neighborhood residents. Their mission is to build collective strength by advocating policies and rendering services which foster self-sufficiency and cultural enrichment.
Specific services include help groups, shelter, professional maturation, case management, and society events.
- Serves: Residents in the Tenderloin, Mid-Market, and SOMA
- Additional Languages: Spanish
Getting Out & Staying Out
Guide to San Francisco resources for people leaving jails and prisons. Includes guide to services for cis and transgender women.
- Serves: Individuals returning to San Francisco after incarceration
- Additional Languages: Many listed organizations support Spanish speakers
Jazzie's Place
Jazzie’s Place is a 24-bed shelter targeted to assist lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender homeless adults who are seeking shelter beds. The entire adult emergency shelter system is uncover to all homeless adults, including LGBT guests.
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The SF LGBT Center
connects community
members to opportunities,
resources, and each other.
The Center
The Center supports the needs of the entire LGBTQ community and allies through robust programming. We also connect people to a rich network of organizations in San Francisco serving the LGBTQ community.
Voices
Stories about overcoming the odds,
triumph, and leadership
Unbreakable Pride
Unbreakable Self-acceptance is an SF LGBT Center initiative in partnership with LGBTQ+ centers across the U.S., responding to the surge in anti-LGBTQ+ abhor and policies. Detect how our Sister Centers are delivering essential services and resources to communities impacted by harmful rhetoric and policies.
A space where
everyone belongs
For society members hosting in-person or hybrid remote team meetings, retreats, presentations, or other events, the Center’s community-centered space is available for you! We have a variety of rental options customizable to your needs, and we offer discounted rates on a sliding scale (between 20-40%) for nonprofits of varying sizes.
Read up on the latest news and updates at the Center
Mission Statement
The Queer Resource Center seeks to empower and unite LGBTQI+(Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex,+) students at City College of San Francisco by providing specialized resources that gather the needs of our diverse queer community, and by fostering a safe space on campus for LGBTQI+ students and allies to work on their personal and educational goals. In addition, the QRC is a center for gender non-conforming excellence and education, featuring the voices of society leaders, artists, and activists, and providing opportunities for student leadership and growth.
Students can utilize the space for studying, printing, and access to our food shelves. The QRC hosts events focused on personal enrichment and education, reflecting the lived experiences of the San Francisco Bay Area's LGBTQI+ community. Please contact us if you hold any questions or if you would like to see how you can become involved at the QRC!
The SF LGBT Center Access Point
LOCATION
At this Access Point we help young adults between 18 and 24 who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness and those 25- 27 years who have used homeless services in SF before; to locate homelessness services, housing assistance, shelter, and resources.
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Access points are locations where Service Providers connect you to housing services, shelter, and resources.
Services offered:
- Housing eligibility determination and help
- Youth shelter
- Move-in help
- Relocation assistance
- Help with obtaining a California-issued Identification
- Help with obtaining a Social Security Card
- Information about society resources
How to gain help:
- Visit us in person
- Call us: 415-865-5612
- If you can't build it to the Access Point, our Street Outreach team can meet you wherever you are.
Learn more about this access point