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Chris Losavio stands in a City Hall meeting chamber holding a certificate recognizing him as the March 2026 HSH LimeLight Honoree, alongside HSH Executive Director Shireen McSpadden and Homelessness Oversight Commission Chair Katie Albright.
At the March Commission meeting, we honored Chris Losavio, our March LimeLight Honoree.
As Safety and Compliance Manager, Chris leads critical safety and disaster response work that ensures policies translate into real-time support for people experiencing homelessness across HSH-funded facilities.
March is #Women’sHistoryMonth 💜
We recognize the contributions of women across every role in public health—from care/community to science and policy—who help build a healthier, more sustainable future for all.
Women have always been at the heart of protecting and advancing health equity.
As a Senior Administrative Analyst on HSH’s Real Estate Team, Federico helps lead complex projects like the MSC South rehabilitation and the TAY Health & Wellness Center, ensuring our spaces are welcoming, functional, and designed with dignity for the people we serve.
[image: HSH LimeLight Honoree]
Federico Pelayo stands in a City Hall meeting chamber holding a certificate recognizing him as an HSH LimeLight Honoree, alongside HSH Executive Director Shireen McSpadden and Homelessness Oversight Commission Chair Katie Albright.
At the February Commission meeting, we honored Federico Pelayo, our February LimeLight Honoree.
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While drugs are prohibited at all HSH funded programs, we fully support the work of Hope House in helping people achieve and maintain sobriety on their journey to housing.
www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/h...
HSH is proud that our funding helps the residents of Hope Houses stabilize and reach their goals in a sober living environment.
04.03.2026 22:53 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0Alt text: Open Door Legal logo next to the HSH key logo on a light green background representing a partnership between the two organizations.
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Access to justice is a powerful tool for preventing homelessness. Through a new partnership w/ Open Door Legal, HSH is expanding access to civil legal services that help San Franciscans resolve legal issues, protect rights + stay housed.
Learn more: sfhsh.medium.com/keeping-san-...
(Image: Portrait of Obai Rambo with equity leadership quote.)
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Portrait of Obai Rambo, Homelessness Oversight Commission Vice Chair, beside text reading “A leadership journey rooted in lived experience, accountability, and equity in action.”
This Black History Month, we’re spotlighting Obai Rambo, Vice Chair of the Homelessness Oversight Commission.
He reflects on lived experience, accountability, and equity in action in SF’s homelessness response system.
Read more:
sfhsh.medium.com/black-histor...
6,700+ families with children were served by SF’s homelessness response system last year.
Read highlights from a @compasssf panel with HSH Executive Director Shireen McSpadden.
🔗 www.compass-sf.org/post/key-tak...
Green HSH graphic reading “Cold & Wet Weather Protocol – 2/24/26.”
Due to weather forecasts, we're activating a Cold & Wet Weather Protocol for Feb 24, 2026.
Temporary shelter programs are available. Outreach teams will conduct wellness checks & distribute supplies: www.sf.gov/inclement-we...
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Green background graphic with bold white text “Request for Qualifications #157: Professional Consulting Services” and HSH logo at bottom.
HSH released RFQ #157: Professional Consulting Services.
Seeking proposers to evaluate Just Home and HEARTSS and join a consulting pool. Proposals due March 30: sf.gov/reports-hsh-procurement-opportunities
[Image: Green graphic reading “RFQ #157: Professional Consulting Services” with HSH logo.]
This Black History Month, we honor Rev. Gina M. Fromer, PhD — a sixth-generation San Franciscan whose leadership at GLIDE is rooted in lived experience, equity, and love in action.
Read more:
sfhsh.medium.com/black-histor...
Learn more about GLIDE at glide.org
#BlackHistoryMonth #SFNonprofitsWork
Image: JB speaks at a podium inside the TAY Health & Wellness Center.
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JB stands at a clear podium reading from notes into a microphone, with staff and community members standing behind him inside the TAY Health & Wellness Center.
JB came to the Lower Polk TAY Navigation Center looking for stability. Eight months later, he’s moving into his own place.
His journey reflects what happens when housing, employment support, behavioral health & 24/7 care are coordinated for young adults.
Read more:
sfhsh.medium.com/from-the-low...
Temporary shelter programs are available. Teams are conducting wellness checks and distributing supplies.
[Image: Light green background with HSH logo and text reading “Cold & Wet Weather Protocol 2/15/26 through 2/17/26.”]
Light green background with HSH logo and bold black text reading “Cold & Wet Weather Protocol 2/15/26 through 2/17/26"
HSH has activated Phase 2 of the Cold & Wet Weather Protocol from Feb 15–17 due to forecasted rain and cold temperatures.
More info:
www.sf.gov/inclement-we...
Just us NOW for the February Homelessness Oversight Commission meeting.
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The Addendum sets clear equity goals tied to homelessness reduction, housing exits, housing stability, and prevention services.
Read more:
sfhsh.medium.com/black-histor...
[Alt text: Graphic reading “Equity in Action Through Home by the Bay – Black History Month Spotlight”.]
Equity requires measurable action.
This Black History Month, we’re highlighting the Home by the Bay Equity Addendum — our roadmap for reducing racial inequities in San Francisco’s homelessness response system.
New analysis from the California Budget & Policy Center (@calbudgetcenter.org) shows how homelessness spending in California has declined in recent years, even as communities continue working to make progress.
Read more: calbudgetcenter.org/resources/mo...
Rain is in the forecast, and HSH is monitoring conditions.
SFHOT teams are increasing wellness checks, sharing shelter info, and distributing supplies including ponchos and blankets as needed. We’ll continue to track weather and respond accordingly.
Built in partnership with GLIDE & community providers, this center reflects the power of strong nonprofit partnerships in our homelessness response system.
Huge thanks to @sfgovtv.sf.gov for producing this piece.
[Alt text: Welcome video at TAY Health & Wellness Center opening]
San Francisco’s Transitional Age Youth Health & Wellness Center is now open 24/7 at 888 Post Street.
Young adults ages 18–27 can access showers, laundry, meals, and connections to health and housing services, all in one place.
youtu.be/SALFa4lBbLw?...
Green graphic with white text announcing “Request for Proposal 156: PWLE Engagement” and HSH logo
Deadline Tuesday, Feb. 10: RFP #156: PWLE Engagement.
HSH seeks proposals to establish a centralized advisory group of People With Lived Experience to inform programs and reduce barriers: sf.gov/reports-hsh-...
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San Francisco has opened a new door of support for young adults.
The TAY Health & Wellness Center now operates 24/7, providing a safe, welcoming place for young people experiencing homelessness to rest, connect with staff & access pathways to stability.
Read more:
sfhsh.medium.com/a-door-open-...
[image: Robert Hill and Marion McFarlin standing in a City Hall meeting chamber, holding certificates and flowers. On the far left is HSH Executive Director Shireen McSpadden, and on the far right is Homelessness Oversight Committee Chair Katie Albright.]
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Robert Hill and Marion McFarlin standing in a City Hall meeting chamber, holding certificates and flowers. On the far left is HSH Executive Director Shireen McSpadden, and on the far right is Homelessness Oversight Committee Chair Katie Albright.
At the January Commission meeting, we honored Robert Hill and Marion McFarlin, our January LimeLight Honorees. Their compassion, professionalism, and dedication help ensure safe, dignified shelter environments and meaningful support for clients across HSH programs.
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