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Tag Archives: Homelessness
RescueSF: Addressing Homelessness in Our Neighborhoods
RescueSF was formed by several groups of neighborhood leaders and residents because our voices are missing from the dialog on homelessness. Neighbors are de facto hosts to tents on the sidewalks of our neighborhoods and our City. And yet our … Continue reading
NEWS FLASH: 311 Complaints No Longer Drive Homelessness Response
In a major reversal, on February 27, Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) officials changed the policy from responding to 311 cases to a “zone model.” Instead of responding to each 311 complaint, the city will return to the zone model … Continue reading
Homelessness in our Community: Attend our Public Forum in April
Over the past two years we’ve seen a growing number of unsheltered people sleeping on our sidewalks, stairways, in the park, and in other public spaces. DHIC along with other District 8 (D8) community groups has been working with Supervisor … Continue reading
Homelessness in our Neighborhood
The City has increased services to address the effects of homelessness in Dolores Park and surrounding neighborhoods as well as in the Castro District. Despite that, we’re seeing more homeless people sleeping and/or loitering on our sidewalks and stairs. And … Continue reading
Who to Call When for Assistance
If you see… If you encounter issues reporting these situations contact the office of Supervisor Rafael Mandelman at mandelmanstaff@sfgov.org or (415) 554-6968
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Update on Homelessness Issues in Our Neighborhood
Are the Park and surrounding areas looking better? DHIC has been working for one year with other neighborhood associations to address issues caused by homelessness around Dolores Park and the Castro. At the July 31 Town Hall, City representatives heard … Continue reading
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Tagged Captain Caltagirone, Childrens Day School, DHIC, Dolores Heights, Dolores Heights Improvement Club, Homelessness, Jessica Closson, Mission Dolores Park, Mission High, Mission Park, Mission Station, Sanchez Stairs, SFPD, SFPD Mission Station, Supervisor Mandelman, Supervisor Rafael Mandelman
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Town Hall Meeting on Homelessness in Our Neighborhood
Approximately 40 residents attended a Town Hall on homelessness in Dolores Park and surrounding areas. Supervisor Rafael Mandelman and his team brought together representatives of all City departments that are working on this issue in our neighborhoods. What we heard … Continue reading
Speak Out for Dolores Park
Come to July 31 City Community Meeting Are you sickened by whats going on at Dolores Park and our nearby neighborhoods? Its beset by homeless camps, gang violence, car break-ins, and general trashing by those who leave their garbage behind. … Continue reading
Dolores Park – Homelessness Update
Robert Brust, a leader of the Dolores Park Ambassadors & DHIC member, and several neighbors recently met withRec and Park staff members.TheyaskedthePark representativesto take action in response toincreased illegal camping and other violations.Significantly moreunhoused peopleare sleeping in the park andputtingtheir … Continue reading