Read about the successes and challenges that faced our participants achieved and overcame this year, and take a look at our #YearinPictures.
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In September, we helped 6 families move into permanent housing in the San Francisco Bay Area! This month’s move-in snapshot focuses on the importance of our public policy efforts and the impact you, as our strongest advocates, have on reforming the system for families experiencing homelessness.
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In July, we helped 13 families move into permanent housing in the San Francisco Bay Area! The good news is that more families exited homelessness last month than in the same period the year before.
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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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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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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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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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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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Hamilton Families and BAVC Media partner with Argo to stream documentary shorts on SF Bay Area family homelessness
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Wherever we look to lift up our community, having a safe place to call home is a crucial part of the solution. I met two high school students in Pleasanton, CA who — after taking that sentiment to heart — started a powerlifting fundraiser to end family homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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With rapidly rising living costs, job insecurity and the challenges of building good credit, the Herrara-Lima family was stuck in a cycle of housing instability in California’s Bay Area.
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Stable, affordable housing was out of reach for a Bay Area family. In a new short film, see a personal account of building a home without a house.
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Come eat, drink, give, and honor the investment made by so many of our supporters this past year with Hamilton Families as we host our Annual Benefit on Sep. 30.
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Helping to end a family’s homelessness by providing housing is only as effective as a family’s ability to keep that home. In a job market that is pushing to be more remote, families experiencing homelessness need new digital skill sets if they are to stabilize and thrive.
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The coronavirus pandemic has created a whirlwind of new challenges for San Francisco’s already vulnerable homeless population. Kyriell Noon ‘94 and Jason Albertson ‘85 are determined to help.
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Hamilton Families has partnered with SoMa Equity Partners, a San Francisco-based tech-focused hedge fund founded by Gil Simon, working with the firm for the past several months to support its mission to end family homelessness in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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