ECS San Francisco
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ECS provides housing, comprehensive support services, and job readiness training to people experiencing homelessness in the Bay Area. #endhomelessness
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Earlier this month, ECS and the Bring CA Home Coalition mobilized in Sacramento to advocate for investment in housing amidst CA's fiscal challenges. We must prioritize our communities' most vulnerable residents and ensure that they do not bear the brunt of difficult budget cycles.
ICYMI—here’s a recap of RBRA Water-Based Case Management Program press coverage. ECS is proud to help residents secure housing stability alongside Richardson Bay Regional Agency. Many thanks to Marin IJ, San Francisco Chronicle, & The Ark for uplifting this impactful program.
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Sleeping outside isn’t a crime; it’s a clear sign we need more affordable housing. As SCOTUS hears #JohnsonVGrantsPass today, we must advocate for compassionate solutions, not penalties. #HomelessnessIsSolvable #HousingNotHandcuffs
Thank you Debbi Lerman at San Francisco Human Services Network for offering an important perspective on the critical need to set nonprofit providers up for success. Providers are essential partners in confronting the homelessness crisis. Read more at
sfexaminer.com/forum/it-s-tim…
We’re so grateful to have received a grant from the San Francisco Human Services Agency for an Aging and Disability Resource Center! Located at Canon Kip, the ADRC will expand services for low-income residents aged 60+ and adults aged 18-59 living w/ disabilities and help them age in place.
April is #VolunteerAppreciationMonth & we're highlighting Grace Hughes, an exceptional volunteer at 1251 S. Eliseo. From organizing Thanksgiving meals to driving philanthropic efforts, Grace is dedicated to creating a warm and welcoming environment for residents. Thank you Grace!
Thank you to San Francisco Islamic School for generously donating religious texts to Tahanan residents who expressed interest in studying Islam. Partnerships such as these are a testament to the power of community and support our formerly unhoused residents feel welcomed, supported, and seen.
Hear from ECS’ Executive Director Beth Stokes and Curry Senior Center's Executive Director Dave Knego on why we must act now to support our seniors and implement preventative measures to protect them from homelessness.
Check out the SF Examiner op-ed below 👇
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