Read about our how we’re engraining mother and child well-being and health in our programs; the impact we made during Q4 in our Quarterly Impact Report; and save-the-date for our upcoming Hamilton Families Annual Benefit on Oct. 6!
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Download our Q4 Quarterly Impact Report and read about all the challenges we have overcome, trends we are seeing on the ground floor, and successes we have accomplished in our mission to end family homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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In June, we helped 14 families move into permanent housing in the San Francisco Bay Area! This is a big deal because San Francisco’s preliminary Point-in-Time Count (PIT Count) results for 2022 reported a 3.5% decrease in homelessness in the City—the first decrease in nearly ten years.
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Read about our staff recruitment, cultivation, and retention efforts; how our Hamilton Heroes are responding to our urgent gift in-kind needs for families in our programs; and save-the-date for our upcoming Hamilton Families Annual Benefit on Oct. 6!
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Read about the San Francisco Point-in-Time Count’s preliminary findings and how our data compares; the families we have served year over year since 2012; and save-the-date for our upcoming Hamilton Families Annual Benefit on Oct. 6!
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Federal Communications Commissioner Geoffrey Starks is a strong advocate for digital equity. While in California to learn more about digital equity programs in public housing and community-based organizations serving vulnerable populations, he visited Community Tech Network and Hamilton Families.
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Read about the instability domino effect which causes the homelessness for so many of the families in our programs; take a quick look at our Q3 quarterly impact report; and get yourself a little something from our #MomLife Mother’s Day Collection in the Hamilton Families merch store.
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Download our Q3 Quarterly Impact Report and read about all the challenges we have overcome, trends we are seeing on the ground floor, and successes we have accomplished in our mission to end family homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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A sparkling seven-story building on 12th Street could soon play a key role in not only getting homeless families into housing, but helping them avoid displacement outside of San Francisco. Earlier this month, Mayor London Breed announced The City’s plans to buy City Gardens, a residential building South of Market that would provide permanent supportive housing to families experiencing homelessness.
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Read about the impact our supporters, donors, community partners, and local advocates have made in the past year; download our 2021 annual report; and check out two move-in success stories of families who have been permanently housed.
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Risk Management Executives to Assemble Kits for the Hamilton Families Charity
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Download our 2021 Annual Report and read about all the challenges we have overcome, trends we are seeing on the ground floor, and successes we have accomplished in our mission to end family homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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If approved by the Board of Supervisors this year, the San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing could purchase a 200-unit South of Market complex at 333 12th St., a rare opportunity to provide supportive housing to people who have children.
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Read our response to President Biden’s first State of the Union Address; be a sponsor of Teen ACT 2022: Aspiring Change for Tomorrow; and challenge yourself by planning a Fund-RUN-Raiser!
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Download our Q2 Quarterly Impact Report and read about all the challenges we have overcome, trends we are seeing on the ground floor, and successes we have accomplished in our mission to end family homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Hamilton Families’ Jennifer Pack, LFMT, shares her work with families experiencing homelessness and substance use disorders in our transitional housing program
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Read about how we’re working to dismantle exclusionary policies and institutional racism in our housing system; a throwback to our session centering racial equity during Homelessness Awareness Month; and an invitation to spread awareness of the single Black and Brown families who are in our programs.
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As congregate living facilities continue to weather Covid-19 outbreaks, some shelters are quarantining their covid-positive clients in separate rooms, while others without that capacity send clients to city-run isolation and quarantine hotels.
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