District11 COVID19 Response Center
As we grapple with this unfolding crisis, it is important that we come together as a community to care and support one another. Call your neighbors, check in on your friends, support your local businesses, and stay inside. It is important for each of us to do our part. We will make it through together and come out stronger.
Our office is here to serve you in whatever need may arise. Feel free to email us at safaistaff@sfgov.org or call at 415-554-6975.
Be safe and be well,
District 11 Supervisor Ahsha Safai
Local Resources for Food
Shop Local
For a list of neighborhood businesses operating through the Shelter-in-Place click here.
Free Food Distributions
Open to All
James Denman MS
241 Oneida Avenida, SF 94112
Tel: 415.469.4535
W 10am-1pm
Available for Children 0-18
James Denman MS
241 Oneida Avenida, SF 94112
Tel: 415.469.4535
M/W 11am-12pm
June Jordan High School
325 La Grande Avenida, SF 94112
Tel: 415.452.4922
M/W 11am-12pm
Available for Seniors
OMI Senior Center
65 Beverly Street, SF 94132
Tel: 415.334.5550
Thur 9:30am-11:30am
Meals to Go, register by calling (415) 334-5550
IT Bookman Community Center
446 Randolph Street, SF 94132
Tel: 415-586-8020
M-F 12pm-1pm
Free meal to go
Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center
4468 Mission Street, SF 94112
Tel: 415-206-2140
Wed 3:30pm-5:00pm
Health and Wellness
Visit YMCA for Free Virtual Fitness Classes.
Visit Community Well for free virtual health and wellness classes, free or sliding scale for therapy.
If you need anyone is in need of mental health support, you can call or text the California Peer-Run Warm Line at 1-855-845-7415
This is a free non-emergency resource for anyone in California seeking emotional support for COVID-19 concerns or any concerns at all.
Legal Resources and Support
Open Door Legal
Click for the Legal Resource Guide During the COVID-19 Pandemic, available in Spanish!
If you are in need of legal advice, please call 415-538-4124
Excelsior Works in Partnership with Legal Assistance for the Elderly
If you are in need of legal assistance, please call 415-538-3333.
Support for Parents and Families
Emergency Childcare Centers
Department of Children, Youth and their Families
Online Learning Tools
Instituto Familiar de la Raza Family Assistance
Wellness calls and daily plans to support children at home, call Mitzy at 415-818-7934
COVID 19 Citywide Information
The City of San Francisco takes the health and well-being of our community extremely seriously. We are taking extensive and proactive actions to prevent the spread of COVID-19 to our most vulnerable populations.
Know the facts: Risk for COVID-19 is based on travel, contacts and exposure to the virus. No racial, ethnic or cultural group is more at risk. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, cough and shortness of breath. If you are feeling sick, please first call your doctor, a nurse hotline, or an urgent care center. Do not go to the emergency room of a hospital unless you are having an actual emergency.
Stay at home: The City has issued a Public Health Order requiring people to stay home except for essential needs. Vulnerable populations, including adults over the age of 60 and people with health conditions, must stay home. Everyone else is required to stay home except to get food, care for a relative or friend, get necessary health care, or go to an essential job. Stay at least 6 feet apart if leaving your home for essential activities.
Access resources and services:
Get City help if your business or employment is impacted by COVID-19
Find City services that are open during the coronavirus outbreak
Download fact sheets, social media graphics, or flyers
Stay informed
Text COVID19SF to 888-777 for text message alerts. Call 311 or visit SF GOV/COVID for more information.
We will continue to add more resources as they come available, please check in regularly!
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