Can San Francisco Solve Hard Problems? https://t.co/tGhqsvxfKJ

We are going to have a table at Manny’s social organization fair today from 5:30 to 7. Come say hi and meet other organizations making a difference in San Francisco. Thanks @manny_yekutiel. Tickets:

You Made A Difference! The Appellate Judges Heard Our Call -

Rally on 8/23: Lift the Injunction and End Street Homelessness

CARE Court - New Hope for Serious Mental Illness, Hearing on April 28 -

We are launching a campaign for the City to fund 2,000 new shelter beds in the upcoming budget. We demand action on ending our street sleeping crisis. Email the Mayor and Supervisors to make your voice heard!

San Francisco can and should end street sleeping, now. Residents need to let City Hall know our view – declare an emergency and act with urgency. Read more here...

Make your voice heard! Tell City Hall to end open-air drug markets. Click this link for an easy way to send an email to your Supervisor and the Mayor.

Everyone is in agreement—the city is failing drug users and our residents by not prioritizing and moving in unison on the drug crisis. Here are some thoughts that illustrate how deeply we all feel about this:

More Shelter Needed Campaign and TogetherSF Hosted Events: SF's Drug Crisis (2/1) and Why SF is Broken (2/15)

“’A Place for All’ could produce San Francisco’s first plan for providing sufficient shelter and housing for everyone who needs it, RescueSF, told The Standard.” Read the full article here: https://t.co/Sf9o4KDotK

Please Support RescueSF on Giving Tuesday! -

This article in the @sfexaminer written by @rescuesf shines a light on SF's all-or-nothing politics. 🧵 https://t.co/2pOh5VQaeS

Helpful op-ed from @RescueSf - I continue to be grateful for their voice in San Francisco politics.

Half of those unhoused in SF suffer from substance use disorder. 1997's Prop T required SF to provide treatment. 20+ years later, we still only have 30 beds. We’re organizing to demand better. Join us:

“The city should treat homelessness like a natural disaster,” said Nagel (co-founder of RescueSF) ... If a natural disaster left thousands of residents homeless, the city would act quickly to move people off the streets.”

RescueSF Initiatives and Accomplishments! -

The passage of APA by @sfbos means that SF – for the first time – will have a plan for providing sufficient shelter and housing to address our street sleeping crisis. Next steps are to review the plan in December and make sure it’s funded!

This is a big deal! San Francisco is now poised to adopt a law requiring the City to operate a sufficient number of shelters and permanent supportive housing units to allow every unsheltered person in San Francisco to be offered a place to sleep at night. https://t.co/oa7lIKAKIY

Join RescueSF for a discussion on the documentary film "Beyond Homeless: Finding Hope" with a panel of experts and audience Q&A to discuss the root causes of homelessness and how to mobilize our community to enact solutions. Click link below to register. https://t.co/vdldcHhDbT