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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 4h

Wondering if the new CalFresh work requirements apply to you? Visit our website to learn more: sfhsa.org/keepbenefits

San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 10/09/2026

Hey San Francisco! Our Department of Disability & Aging Services is proud to announce our Online Resource Directory 🙌 This directory is designed to connect older people and adults with disabilities to a wide range of services in the city. Check it out: das-resources.sfhsa.org

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 08/09/2026

Our Mobile Benefits Center is on a roll 🚐 See if we'll be near you by checking out our website at sfhsa.org/mobilebenefits We're always updating our calendar, so if you miss us, keep an eye out for future events.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 04/09/2026

Have an EBT card or Medi-Cal? Here are some perks you should know about: -Get free diapers for your young kiddos via the SF Diaper Bank. -Get free or discounted tickets to museums/cultural institutions. -Get a free parking pass for CA state parks (for CalWORKs families). bit.ly/40fEYBd

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 17/08/2026

As many of you know, changes to benefits eligibility are underway and already affecting San Franciscans. We’re here to help you keep your benefits. Go to our website sfhsa.org/KeepCalFresh to get more info. Please make sure you keep your contact information up-to-date with us 📲

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 07/07/2026

Calling all SF nonprofits! We're seeking partners to help San Franciscans meet new work requirements and keep their CalFresh benefits. Interested in making an impact? Let’s work together! Learn more at: bit.ly/4eOlixf

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 07/07/2026

Hey SF, One City Day is almost here! We will be teaming up with the Disability Cultural Center to bring you a 504 Walking/Rolling Tour and our Mobile Benefits Center. Learn more and sign up at: www.mobilize.us/onecityday/event/96…

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 07/07/2026

Calling all San Francisco nonprofits! We're looking for partners to help San Franciscans meet new work requirements and keep their CalFresh benefits. Interested in making an impact? Let’s work together! Learn more at: bit.ly/4eOlixf

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 12/06/2026

San Francisco is coming together for One City Day on July 11! Volunteers will support neighborhoods through projects led by city departments, nonprofits, and community partners. Learn more and sign up to volunteer at: www.mobilize.us/onecityday

Promotional poster for San Francisco's “One City Day” on Saturday, July 11. The design features a large orange flower motif in the center. Text encourages community involvement in local projects.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 01/06/2026

Starting today, there are new federal rules for some people who receive CalFresh. To keep getting your benefits, you may need to participate in work-related activities when you apply for or renew your CalFresh. Please share this with your community: sfhsa.org/KeepCalFresh.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 14/05/2026

Centering the community’s needs is central to our mission. Our Mobile Benefits Center’s location and schedule will be guided by bookings from community-based organizations and other local partners. If you’re a local organization and want to book our vehicle, visit SFHSA.org/MobileBenefits

Poster titled "Mobile Benefits Center Help Close to Home" from the San Francisco Human Services Agency. Includes a list: Food Benefits, Health Care Support, Cash Assistance, Jobs. Features illustrations of diverse people. Website URL at the bottom: SFHSA.org/MobileBenefits.]

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 12/05/2026

Great news for college students! Starting June 1, more students who are pursuing an associate's degree or bachelor's degree at a Community College, CSU, or UC may be eligible for CalFresh. Mark your calendars, apply for CalFresh, and let us help you get connected to food resources.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 04/05/2026

Hey San Francisco, some CalFresh changes are coming up: starting June 1st, there will be new work requirements for some CalFresh recipients. We're here to help! Visit sfhsa.org/BenefitChanges for more info.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 23/04/2026

We’re launching our Mobile Benefits Center! 🎉This new benefits hub on wheels brings food assistance, cash aid, job services, and access to health insurance through Medi-Cal, directly to San Francisco neighborhoods. Learn more at: SFHSA.org/MobileBenefits

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San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing & Community Development @sfmohcd.bsky.social · 22/04/2026

Applications are open for Brightwell West, a new affordable housing coming to the heart of San Francisco! Brightwell West will include 75 affordable homes with lottery priority for SFUSD and San Francisco Community College District employees. housing.sfgov.org/listings/a0W...

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 17/04/2026

What’s changing with CalFresh? We asked Carrie, one of our eligibility experts, to explain the changes coming up.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 06/04/2026

In SF, there are organizations and programs dedicated to helping older adults feel more comfortable using technology. One example is SF Connected, a program we're proud to fund, which offers free digital literacy classes to older people and adults with disabilities. www.sfgate.com/senior-livin...

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Classes bridge technology gap for older adults in the Bay Area

Bay Area organizations and programs dedicated to helping older adults feel more comfortable using technology offer classes in AI tools, email basics, online safety and using rideshare apps.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 27/03/2026

Yesterday, during Alice Wong’s Celebration of Life, Supervisor Mahmood shared the Board of Supervisor’s proclamation declaring March 27 as Alice Wong Day.

Digital portrait by Jen White-Johnson featuring a photo of Asian American woman with honey blonde hair. She is in a wheelchair and there is a tracheostomy at her neck connected to a ventilator. She is wearing a silky multicolored shirt and a bold red lip color. She is looking intently at the camera with the heat of a thousand suns. Behind her are red and purple flowers with a red circle in the background framing her face like a warm sun. The background of the portrait is purple.

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National Weather Service @nws.noaa.gov · 20/03/2026

With even more heat in the forecast today and this weekend for many, be sure you are taking care of yourself and your neighbors. Check your local forecast at weather.gov.

Why is Extreme Heat so Dangerous?

The Dangers: Heat becomes especially dangerous if it lingers for more than one day. Hot days and warm nights don't give our bodies time to cool down. Heat islands can intensify extremely hot weather, which can cause breathing problems, heat cramps, heat stroke, and may lead to illness or even death.

What can You do?: Check on your friends, family and neighbors during heat waves. Wear light, loose-fitting clothing and drink water often. Don't wait until you are thirsty. Avoid unnecessary hard work or activities if you are outside or in a building without air-conditioning. Stay in an air-conditioned area. Air conditioning is the strongest protective factor against heat-related illness.

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City and County of San Francisco @sfgov.sf.gov · 18/03/2026

Heat can affect anyone, but some groups are more at risk. Check on loved ones, neighbors, people with chronic conditions, those over 65, and those who work or exercise outdoors. 🌡️ Stay safe during this wave of hot weather. 🥵 #sfdph @sfgov.sf.gov #heatwave #hightempsafety

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 11/03/2026

Heads up SF! Our 1235 Mission St. office is closing soon and we'll be opening a new office at 1460 Mission St. 📅 March 20: 1235 Mission St. office will close permanently at 5pm ⚠️ March 23: 1235 Mission St. & 1460 Mission St. offices will be closed 👋 March 24: 1460 Mission St. office opens at 8am

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 06/03/2026

We know the application process for CalFresh can be confusing, but we're here for you. If you feel stuck or have any questions, give us a call at 855-355-5757, visit our website at sfhsa.org, or stop by one of our offices in SF.

The image features a hand holding an EBT card in front of a display of fresh produce, including oranges and apples. The text describes that CalFresh benefits are loaded onto the card monthly and can be used at grocery stores, farmers markets, and online.

Graphic titled "How do you know if you qualify?" It highlights qualifying factors like household size, income, expenses, rent, utilities, and childcare costs. A photo within a green circle shows two people seated on a wooden swing outdoors, with buildings in the background. Text mentions you can qualify if you have a job, make minimum wage, or are a student attending college or vocational school.

A person is sitting at a table labeled "Veterans Service Office" while another person stands nearby. The text on the image reads, "Check if you qualify in a few minutes. Visit BenefitsCal.com or mRelief.com and answer a few questions like: What is your zipcode? Is anyone in the household pregnant or under the age of 5? Are you applying for yourself or other people?" The setting appears to be an office with informational materials.

The image features a blue background with the title "Start your application!" in bold white text. It provides instructions to visit BenefitsCal.com, call 855-355-5757, or visit an office to apply. A list suggests having verification documents ready, including a birth certificate, driver's license, utility bill, documents with name and address, and 30 days of paycheck stubs. An inset photo shows the entrance of the San Francisco Human Services Agency building

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 04/03/2026

Friendly reminder: If you still haven't used all the funds on your GiveCard Emergency Grocery Card, you have until March 31 to do so; if you have any questions, visit our website at SFHSA.org

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 23/02/2026

We’re excited to share that our 1235 Mission Street service center will be relocating two blocks away to a new, improved space at 1460 Mission Street 🎉 This move supports our ongoing effort to enhance the experience for everyone who visits us. Key dates 👇

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Mission Local @missionlocal.org · 21/02/2026

At a Mission senior housing community, women in their 90s gather weekly to read 1,000-year-old Chinese poetry in Cantonese. Many immigrated to care for grandchildren. Now they face aging and loneliness through Tang and Song verse. missionlocal.org/2026/02/sf-c...

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At S.F. senior home, 100-year-old students meet 1,000-year-old poems

The Bethany Center, a Mission District senior housing complex, is an unexpected haven for Cantonese-speaking fans of Tang dynasty poetry.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 21/02/2026

Everyone deserves to age with dignity and in their community. But it can sometimes be challenging to find connection and resources that can help. Here at San Francisco, our Dept. of Disability & Aging Services is here to help, contact our DAS Hub to learn more: www.sfhsa.org/contact-us/l...

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DAS Benefits and Resources Hub | sfhsa.org

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sf-emergency.sf.gov @sf-emergency.sf.gov · 05/02/2026

Three days until the big game! Let's check in on how prepared you are. Have you: ☑️ Opted in to local emergency alerts? ☑️ Visited sf.gov/SuperBowl to plan your weekend? ☑️ Planned for road closures, traffic delays, limited parking, and large crowds? Don't wait to get #ReadySF!

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City and County of San Francisco @sfgov.sf.gov · 02/02/2026

San Francisco is ready for 🏈 Super Bowl LX week and is proud of the city teams making it happen. Our workforce is coordinated, prepared, and excited to welcome visitors from around the world. 🌉 Welcome to @sfgov.sf.gov. Let's GO! 💯 Learn more at www.sf.gov/super-bowl-l... #CityTeamsSF #SBLX #SF

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 13/01/2026

💭 Four public benefits updates you should know about - remember you can give us a call at (415) 557-5000, stop by our offices, or visit SFHSA.org for more details.

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OCEIA | San Francisco @oceiasf.bsky.social · 06/01/2026

Check out these resources for immigrants in San Francisco! From immigration legal help, to know your rights information and beyond, connect with the support you need. Learn more at: sf.gov/immigrants

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 05/01/2026

If you use CalFresh and your food spoiled due to the power outage in December, fill out Form 303 and call us at 855-355-5757 for information on replacement food benefits. Visit our website for more info www.sfhsa.org/services/food/calfres…

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 31/12/2025

Good news for SF CalFresh recipients - if your food spoiled during last week's power outage, the deadline to apply for food replacement has been extended to Jan. 20! Fill out Form 303 or give us a call at (855) 355-5757. 👉 Link to Form 303: bit.ly/4sjQRUj

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sf-emergency.sf.gov @sf-emergency.sf.gov · 23/12/2025

High Wind Warning in effect for San Francisco from 4PM today - 4AM tomorrow (Wednesday). Charge phones, have flashlights ready, and plan for medical needs. Secure loose items and windows, and plan extra time for travel. Avoid walking near trees, especially in parks. sf.gov/ReadySF

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sf-emergency.sf.gov @sf-emergency.sf.gov · 23/12/2025

Strong winds tonight & tomorrow may cause downed trees, flying debris, and power outages. Secure loose items, charge devices, and plan ahead for potential power outages. Avoid walking near trees, especially in parks. sf.gov/storms

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MySFPUC @mysfpuc.bsky.social · 23/12/2025

There is heavy rain & high-winds in the forecast 🌧️ ✔️Safely clear leaves & debris from storm drains ✔️Watch out for dislodged manhole cover ✔️Store batteries for flashlights ✔️Use SF311 for non-life-threatening reports, like flooding & downed trees ✔️Follow @sf-emergency.sf.gov for the latest updates

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 23/12/2025

⚠️If you're a CalFresh recipient and your food spoiled due to the power outage, please fill out a Form 303 and call us at 855-355-5757 for information on replacement food benefits. Visit our website at sfhsa.org/calfresh for more info.

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sf-emergency.sf.gov @sf-emergency.sf.gov · 22/12/2025

If you live or work in an area that floods, San Francisco Public Works will provide San Francisco residents and businesses up to ten free sandbags leading up to and during severe rainstorms. Sandbags available at the Public Works operations yard, Marin Street/Kansas Street gate.

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City and County of San Francisco @sfgov.sf.gov · 22/12/2025

⚠️ Important facility closures notice for Monday, 12/22: Due to power outage impacts in the @sfgov.sf.gov Civic Center area, several City facilities will be closed for in-person services. Please refer to the graphic for details.

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sf-emergency.sf.gov @sf-emergency.sf.gov · 21/12/2025

The City has charging locations available for residents still without power. While the Main Library, Richmond, and Anza branches remain offline, all other branches are open during regular hours until 5pm for device charging. Bring cables and allow extra travel time due to rain. sfpl.org/locations

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 03/12/2025

Hey SF, in case you didn't know, starting January 1, 2026, some changes are coming to Medi-Cal that will affect undocumented Californians age 19 and older.

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 25/11/2025

If you could use a little extra help with food this season, there are many organizations we partner with that can help! You can get free meals or groceries across San Francisco, visit our website for more info: sfhsa.org/free-food

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 12/11/2025

If you use CalFresh, you should have received a letter from us in the mail with info about a one-time emergency prepaid grocery card and activation instructions. If you need help activating your grocery card, contact us at (855) 355 5757. Visit our website for more info: sfhsa.org/CalFreshAid

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 10/11/2025

Quick CalFresh update: November CalFresh benefits have been fully restored in California. Meanwhile, the SF Emergency Grocery Card Program will continue to be available for San Francisco CalFresh recipients as a one-time emergency prepaid grocery card. More info at: sfhsa.org/calfreshaid

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 07/11/2025

Great news for CalFresh users in San Francisco: November CalFresh benefits are starting to be restored across CA! That means many of you will begin to see your full food benefits back on your EBT cards -- something we’ve all been waiting for. More info: sfhsa.org/calfreshaid

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 30/10/2025

Due to the federal government shutdown, CalFresh benefits won't be issued in November. However, San Franciscans who are use CalFresh will get a letter from our agency next week with instructions for accessing a one-time prepaid card that can be used at grocery stores citywide: sfhsa.org/calfreshaid

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 24/10/2025

Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, CalFresh funding is at risk. If the shutdown continues past October 23, CalFresh benefits will likely be delayed in November. For more info, visit sfhsa.org/FedShutdown

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 17/10/2025

⚠️Potential Impacts to CalFresh in November If the current federal government shutdown continues past October, there will be insufficient funds to maintain the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (also known as CalFresh in CA) starting November 1. More info at: www.sfhsa.org/services/fed...

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 08/10/2025

Every week, San Francisco's older and younger generations connect to strengthen community, culture, and respect for each other. Often, these connections build strong friendships across generations💛 Learn more about intergen programs across the SF! SFHSA.org/strongbond

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San Francisco Human Services Agency @sfhsa.org · 01/10/2025

At this time, the federal government shutdown will not disrupt Medi-Cal, CalFresh, In-Home Supportive Services, or CalWORKs benefits. For more details, visit sfhsa.org/FedShutdown

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