Working collectively for ALL of
San Francisco’s
children and families
Ensuring all families have access to the supports and services they need to thrive.
  • > 50,000 Individuals Served
    Annually
  • 92% Low Income
    Families
  • 25 Languages
    spoken by Families
  • >600 Family Support Staff
  • 43 Member
    Organizations

* Stats effective 2024

Upcoming Events

Join a training to build capacity for a better community.

Understanding Trauma and Young Children Training (in-person)
Friday April 10, 10:00 AM
This training provides educators, caregivers, and family-support professionals with a foundational understanding of how trauma affects children's development, behavior, and learning. Participants will explore the neurological, emotional, and behavioral consequences of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and chronic stress, as well as how trauma can influence developmental milestones, self-regulation, social-emotional skills, and classroom performance.
Building Safer, Restorative, & Values-Aligned Spaces
Thursday April 16, 1:00 PM
Community Is Protection is a reflective and action-oriented training that explores how safety, belonging, and accountability are built–or broken–through everyday leadership choices. Grounded in lived experience and healing-centered practice, the session challenges participants to examine the difference between intention and impact while offering concrete actions leaders can take to better protect the communities they serve.
Partner Spotlight:
Good Samaritan Family Resource Center
Strong families. Bright futures. For generations.

Good Samaritan supports all vulnerable children, youth and low income families, throughout San Francisco, especially immigrant and newcomer families. Together we work to build the necessary skills and resources to overcome poverty and displacement, develop self-sufficiency, and participate fully in the community we all share.

As a newcomer family, we didn’t know how to prepare for kindergarten, and I felt uneasy leaving my child without a family member. But from the moment I visited, I felt the warmth of the teachers and the love in the classroom. I knew my child would thrive here, and we are forever grateful for such a caring and nurturing start to school.

— Juan Ibarra, father of Isaac (4)
Child Development Center Preschool

José and a fellow Teen Promotora classmate at San Francisco International High School.

For more information about Good Samaritan Family Resource Center:

New & Notable
Policy Toolkit: Advancing Effective Policy on Economic and Concrete Supports

Chapin Hall has put together a policy toolkit for advocating for state and federal policies around economic and concrete supports. Included is current evidence that shows the effects of economic instability on child maltreatment and the positive effect of policies that mitigate economic instability for families.