“Time and time again, we hear that we have to talk to this person and that person. ... A lot of talking, no action.” Our unhoused neighbors are asking for a safe parking site near Lake Merced. Our community needs to listen. bit.ly/3t9ed1Y

Mayor Breed just announced her two-year budget and we are so grateful for the city's investment of $596.1 million into the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing. London Breed

In March, Supervisor Rafael Mandelman introduced a bold proposal to address street homelessness. The Ordinance, known colloquially as A Place for All (APFA), would require the City to provide a safe place to sleep to anyone who requested it. Read more: bit.ly/3tdmJNA

Out of difficult news came an opportunity for change and transformation. The City announced plans to invest $67.4 million in San Francisco's permanent supportive housing stock. Housing is important, but so too is the quality of life in that housing. bit.ly/3agwjbE

A recent UC study found that: "Affordable housing at the very worst has no impact on crime or housing values." Let's be better neighbors and say YES to #Housing for people experiencing homelessness in our cities. bayareane.ws/3mpqpbi

We want to hear from you! Participate in a community forum and help us understand any strengths and gaps in affordable housing services for older adults and adults with disabilities. To register and view the forum dates, visit: sfhsa.org/housing

We're getting ready to launch the NeighorGood Guide—the legacy of the #AllIn campaign and a tool for our community to become better neighbors. #BeAGoodNeighbor Be the first to know when it's live and sign up here: bit.ly/3Gjybg2

Today, the Minna project, a substance-use rehabilitation center, will open in SoMa. “It’s an environment that’s safe, [&] that’s free of drugs, so people have the right to recover, reclaim their place in the community and live their lives. Learn more: bit.ly/3aCqFkA

ICYMI: Last week, the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed legislation to ensure that all San Franciscans seeking shelter *receive* it. Learn more about this historic law here: cbsn.ws/3MQO9ja

The NeighborGood Guide is almost here! We can't wait to share this community tool with you. Through the Guide, you'll hear from CJCJ's Rebecca Jackson—in her own words—as she shares her journey from unhoused to housed. Sign up here for updates: bit.ly/3Gjybg2

As we celebrate #PrideMonth, we’re thrilled to see an exciting new initiative from SF Dept. of Homelessness & Supportive Housing to end transgender #Homelessness in San Francisco. Read more about it on our latest monthly snapshot: bit.ly/39DzgU4

The All In campaign is coming to a close, but the NeighGood Guide is HERE! Use this resource to become a better neighbor to the City's unhoused residents, while mobilizing your community to do the same. Start the NeighborGood Guide journey here: bit.ly/39oHwqV

As the #AllIn campaign comes to a close, we're honored to share one final blog as part of our community series. Toni Eby walks us through her journey of trauma, healing, & transformation as she now leads SF SafeHouse for women. Read more: bit.ly/3I2Ig1E