Project Homeless Connect (PHC) has served San Franciscans experiencing homelessness, or at-risk of homelessness, since 2004. PHC is committed to connecting people to services and systems of care efficiently and effectively while working to build compassion. Our extremely dedicated staff is devoted to the continuing education and extensive care of all San Franciscans. I am… Read More
Project Homeless Connect is thrilled to announce that we will be participating in #GivingTuesday again this year! Giving Tuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Over the past seven years, it has grown into a global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to… Read More
While COVID19 has limited many of the in person systems of support for volunteers, there are still many ways to have an impact in our community! Here are just a few of the ways you can support Project Homeless Connect… With the current pandemic disproportionately affecting people experiencing homelessness and people who are economically vulnerable,… Read More
With the current pandemic disproportionately affecting people experiencing homelessness and people who are economically vulnerable, Project Homeless Connect is proud to partner with Hayes Valley Bakeworks to bring a new lunch program to our Drop-In Program. This Program will allow Bakeworks to deliver meals to PHC, so they can be distributed to people experiencing homelessness… Read More
Project Homeless Connect is best known for our large-scale expo-style events, which we refer to as “Community Days of Service” and are commonly hosted at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. The goal of these service days is to help people connect to services and providers more efficiently and effectively. During each event, Providers are asked… Read More
A Community Action Initiative from Project Homeless Connect March 20th, Project Homeless Connect launched a community action initiative, “Compassion-In-Place”, as an active way to show our compassion for the community and to care for one another’s health at the beginning of San Francisco’s observance of Shelter-In-Place, as well as create an opportunity for people to… Read More
Lauren was born in San Francisco in 1949 and has lived her whole life in the Bay Area. She and her family had a thriving life – she was a home owner, a loan broker by trade, and she had three generations of family living within miles of each other. Lauren felt truly fortunate and… Read More
Last Updated: 1/14/2021 *Although we are updating this page daily, resources are changing quickly. If possible, we encourage you to double check on the resource before heading over. Available Services in San Francisco To learn about services offered by Project Homeless Connect at this time, click here. To connect with a Service Facilitator or make… Read More
As an active way to show our compassion for the community and care for one another’s health, the world is practicing “Social Isolation” by remaining physically at home. We see the many ways you are all getting creative to remain connected to one another! You have all inspired us… PHC has launched a Virtual “Compassion… Read More
The recommendations put forth by the CDC and SFDPH to prevent the spread of COVID-19 are to wash hands thoroughly, stay home especially if feeling sick, and limit close contact with other people. For many of our neighbors without access to running water or a home to quarantine in, these measures are nearly impossible. We… Read More
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