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Dolores Street Community Services

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938 Valencia St., 94110 (Office)

415-282-6209 (Office)

415-282-3078 (Dolores Housing Program)

415-558-0503 (Richard M. Cohen Residence)

415-282-2826 (FAX) (Office & Dolores Housing Program)

415-558-9642 (Richard M. Cohen Residence)

http://www.dscs.org (Website)

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Tuesday 1:00 - 3:00
Friday 3:00 - 4:00
Special appointments through case manager

Shelters open from 7pm-7am daily

[edit] Dolores Street Shelter

Provides neighborhood-based shelter, housing, advocacy, and support for people seeking dignity, health and hope. Shelters target Latino men, most of whom are working but cannot afford San Francisco rents. Dolores Housing provides emergency housing, daily hot meals, on-site medical care, English classes, and support services. Guests may stay up to 4 months within a year, with optional 2 month extension to accommodate case management plan.

Shelter currently has 82 beds: 30 cots and 52 bunk beds.

Agency has hired a second case manager and is improving its case management offerings.

Shelter has special working relationship with Mission Neighborhood Resource Center, and accepts CHANGES referrals from there.

[edit] Richard Cohen Residence

Richard M. Cohen Residence is a 10-bed, 24-hour care, state licensed assisted living residence for homeless men and women with disabling HIV or AIDS. Services include 24-hour staffing, meals, assistance with medication, visiting nurse and attendant care support, case management, financial management, transportation, activities, and access to substance abuse and mental health services. Community Center provides meeting space for many small groups that could never afford the rent for space of their own.


San Francisco Shelters and Housing Resources
ADVISORY! July 1 brings many changes to the homeless services landscape in San Francisco.
Please be aware as we update SFHomeless.net with changes in services for the various agencies.
Check the history tab on pages to see when the last update was. As for Shelter/CHANGES changes,
here is the government's flyer.
Family: Compass: 44 McAllister & 111 Taylor | Hamilton: 260 Golden Gate | St. Joseph’s: 899 Guerrero
Single Adult: A Woman’s Place: 1049 Howard | Dolores Community: 938 Valencia
Hospitality House: 146 Leavenworth | Lark Inn: 869 Ellis | MSC South: 525 5th st |
Next Door: 1001 Polk | Providence: 1601 McKinnon Ave | Episcopal Sanctuary: 201 8th st | 150 Otis Men's Shelter: 150 Otis
Resource Centers: Bayview Hunters Point MSC: 2111 Jennings | 150 Otis Resource Center: 150 Otis |

Glide: 330 Ellis | Mission Neighborhood: 165 Capp | Tenderloin Health: 187 Golden Gate

Other Resources: Oshun Women's Drop-In Center: 101 Taylor | Compass - Connecting Point - Family Shelter Intake: 995 Market
Winter Shelters: Interfaith Winter Shelter Schedule and Procedures updated 11-12-08.
New Housing Categories: Housing-Agency Administered Resid Hotel |

Housing-Privately Administered Resid Hotel | Transitional Housing
Shelter-CHANGES | Shelter-Private | Shelter-Respite | Shelter-Family

General Resources | Housing Opportunities | Shelters & Transitional Housing | SRO Hotels
Current Free Shelter Chart | Resident Activities Best Practices Discussion
June 2009 Affordable Housing Wait List | Buster's Place Status | Draft Shelter Enrichment Recommendations
New Project: Housing Category Reorganization Project

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