San Francisco supervisors want to distribute homeless shelters throughout the city

SF could require shelter, care in all districts

Every San Francisco supervisorial district could be required by the end of June 2026 to approve construction of a new facility for residents who are unhoused or struggling with behavioral-health issues.

San Francisco supervisors want to distribute homeless shelters throughout the city

A San Francisco supervisor plans to introduce legislation that would require every district in the city to have at least one homeless shelter or behavioral health facility.

San Francisco supervisors push for homeless shelter equity

Two San Francisco supervisors have proposed a controversial change in the ongoing effort to help unhoused people get off the streets.

Should each SF district be required to have a homeless shelter? Here's a new proposal

Currently, there are no homeless shelters in four of San Francisco's 11 districts, and a proposal is in the works to change that, taking an entirely new approach to tackling the city's crisis.

Map shows where S.F. law would restrict new homeless shelters

A new S.F. law would spread homeless shelters across city. Here's where shelters are now — and where the new ones would be prevented. Map shows where S.F. law would restrict new homeless shelters

Homelessness In America: The Lord's Place | Nonprofit Report - m/Oppenheim TV

This episode of The Nonprofit Report highlights The Lord’s Place, a Palm Beach County nonprofit dedicated to ending homelessness through housing, outreach, employment, and supportive services. Discover how this organization transforms lives and reshapes the narrative around homelessness with compassion, innovation, and dignity.