Catholic Charities San Francisco

Housing and community support: Catholic Charities improved the economic conditions and stability of individuals and families through emergency shelter, permanent supportive housing, utility and rental assistance, mental health counseling, case management, and immigration services. Catholic Charities served 8,895 individuals through housing and community support programs including refugee & immigrant services, homelessness prevention program, sf home, star community home, st. joseph's family center, treasure island supportive housing, 10th & mission family housing, edith witt senior community, rita da cascia & hazel betsey communities, assisted housing & health, derek silva community, leland house, peter claver community, and bayview access point.

Senior services: Catholic Charities ensured that seniors live the life of their choosing regardless of physical and cognitive limitations with health, nutrition, and social community activity programming, food distribution, geriatric care management, caregiver support groups and trainings, and adult day care, including specialized services for seniors with advanced alzheimer's disease, and adults with disabilities. Catholic Charities served 922 seniors and their family caregivers in San Francisco and San mateo counties through the omi senior center, San Francisco aging case management services, adult day care San mateo county and adult day care San Francisco.

Youth services: youth services nurtured the recreational, educational, social, and emotional needs of children and youth and encouraged them to reach their greatest potential. Catholic Charities served 12,064 children through youth support and enrichment services in San Francisco, San mateo and marin counties including youth club at st. francis of assisi, canal family support, maureen & craig sullivan youth center, treasure island child development center, Cyo camp and outdoor environmental education, Cyo athletics, st. vincent's school for boys and boys' & girls' homes.