Tenderloin Linkage Center
Take care of basic needs
Food and water
Hygiene
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Clothing
Pest treatment
Activities and programming
Social space
Laundry
Showers
Animal care
Wound care supplies
These are just some of the services at the Linkage Center to help you find respite and care for your needs.
Va homeless Program
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development-VA Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH)
This collaborative program between HUD and VA combines HUD housing vouchers with VA supportive services to help Veterans who are homeless, and their families find and sustain permanent housing. As of December 20, 2020, HUD has allocated more than 105,000 vouchers to help house Veterans across the country.
To become eligible for supportive housing, individuals and families must be assessed through San Francisco's Coordinated Entry system.
Current Access Points for assessments:
Single Adults: learn more HERE.
ECS: 123 10th Street
ECS: 1180 Howard Street
ECS: 2111 Jennings Street
sfaces@ecs-sf.org or (415) 487-3300 ext.7000
Families:
Compass Family Services: 37 Grove St (415) 644-0504
Catholic Charities: 1641 LaSalle Avenue (415) 430-6320
2871 Mission Street (415) 972-1281
Get connected with Reentry services
If you’re ready, or just interested to learn more, connect with people who will help you with services and programs, including:
Primary care and medical treatment
Behavioral health care
Substance use treatment and sobering
Detox and respite
Emergency shelter
Permanent supportive housing placement
Transitional housing
Community and social support services
Therapy and mentoring
Vocational and legal support
Food and nutrition
Youth and family care
Veteran support
Hope Harbor is the largest shelter in Lodi which can accommodate women with children, men, and single-family units. It is also the only shelter in the area that can house single fathers with children. Clients may stay 56 nights per calendar year with an option for a 28-day extension should they enter into case management.
Sustaining Families. They are a state listened chemical dependency program for the single parent (mothers or fathers) homeless families seeking self-sufficiency
Health and wellness: case management, counseling, support groups, access to healthcare, referrals and more
Housing: emergency housing, transitional and permanent supportive housing, eviction prevention, housing placement services and rental assistance.
Legal: Free attorney support to access VA disability compensation and pension, access to free VA healthcare and military discharge upgrades.
Jobs for vets: Job development, access to industry networks, paid training opportunities.
