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1 San Francisco Unified & Hamilton Family Center 1
2 What We Do Hamilton Family Center was established in 1985 and has become one of the largest providers of shelter, eviction prevention assistance, rapid re-housing, youth programming, and support services to homeless families in San Francisco. Mission Statement. Hamilton Family Center s mission is to end homelessness for families and individuals in the San Francisco Bay Area. 2
3 What We Do Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Rehousing Emergency and Interim Shelter Transitional Housing Children and Youth Services 3
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5 Hamilton s Outcomes Last year Hamilton Family Center served approximately 1,500 people, including nearly 800 children. 5
6 Hamilton s Outcomes Over 80% of the homeless families who came through our doors found housing 6
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8 Homeless and Marginally Housed Students in SF
9 Waiting List for Family Shelter in San Francisco
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11 Impact of Homelessness on Children Children experiencing homelessness Are sick four times more often Go hungry at twice the rate of other children Have three times the rate of emotional issues Have an 83% chance of exposure to a violent event Are 4 times more likely to show delayed development Are likely to transfer schools at least once a year 11
12 Impact of Homelessness on Children Children who experience long term homelessness are five times more likely to become homeless as adults 12
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14 Identifying Homeless Students Role Group Administrators and teachers Indicators to Look For May notice if a student is suddenly falling behind in school; coming to school fatigued, hungry, or wearing the same clothes; hoarding belongings; or having uncharacteristic discipline problems. Social workers, counselors, and nurses May encounter students who are experiencing academic, behavior, health, or hygiene problems that may be related to homelessness. 14
15 Identifying Homeless Students Role Group Secretaries and registrars Cafeteria workers Indicators to Look For Often are the first people in a school to meet a family, child, or youth who may be experiencing homelessness when enrolling a student; they often see mailing addresses or multiple school enrollments that could indicate a homeless situation. May see a student who is not eating because he or she did not bring lunch or did not have money to buy lunch, seems inordinately hungry, is asking peers for food, is taking large portions, or hoarding food; may overhear or be told a student is homeless. 15
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17 Shelter Family Emergency Shelter Call-in System The Hamilton Family Emergency Center, 260 Golden Gate Avenue, provides emergency 60- day beds for families. All families are required to call the Hotline Phone Number: at 11:00 am SHARP. Can call back at 5:00pm for unclaimed beds. 17
18 Shelter Alternate Shelters First Friendship Family Shelter The shelter is open from 3:00 pm to 7:00 am 501 Steiner Street at Oak Street. First Friendship Overnight Bed Reservation Number: (415) Call between 12-2pm for overnight beds Some beds are also available for walk-ins at 3:00pm Providence Shelter The shelter is open from 9:00 pm to 7:00 am 1601 McKinnon Avenue at Mendell Street. 18
19 Shelter Family Shelter Waiting List System Compass Connecting Point is the centralized intake agency for the Family Shelter System. Families are requested to call the following number for placement on the family shelter waiting list: COMP (2667) 19
20 Shelter Family Shelter Waiting List System Current wait time for a 3-6 month family shelter room is 6-8 months. While waiting, families stay in one of the three emergency shelters, in their car, or couch surfing. 20
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22 Project EveryChild Hamilton Family Center has implemented Project EveryChild our plan to reduce the waiting list for family shelter to zero by
23 Project EveryChild Through Project Every Child we will scale our homelessness prevention program and our rapid re-housing program 23
24 Project EveryChild Hamilton s Eviction Prevention Program provides families facing eviction with counseling, financial support and other assistance so they can keep their housing.. 24
25 Project EveryChild Hamilton s Rapid Re-housing Program provides families who are homeless with a rent subsidy, move-in assistance and other support. 25
26 Project EveryChild We have already raised close to $1 million in new public and private funding to support Project EveryChild 26
27 Project EveryChild..but we need your help 27
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29 SFUSD and HFC Partnership: Goal To help at least 75 families who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness find or maintain their housing this school year. 29
30 SFUSD and HFC Partnership - HFC will: Send an HFC staff member to a school within 3 business days when SFUSD staff identify a family as homeless or atrisk of eviction. Provide eviction prevention services for up to 24 families referred by SFUSD each year. Provide rapid rehousing services for up to 48 families referred by SFUSD each year. Coordinate with SFUSD staff on how to best identify and assist families who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless. 30
31 SFUSD and HFC Partnership - SFUSD will: Contact HFC as soon as a family is identified as homeless or at-risk. Allow HFC access to school facilities for meetings with families as appropriate. Arrange for HFC to train school social workers, nurses, and counselors. Help HFC disseminate information to SFUSD staff and families. 31
32 SFUSD and HFC Partnership: How Look for signs of a housing crisis or homelessness Ask students and their parents if they are facing eviction or currently homeless Contact us when you have identified a family in need and help us arrange a meeting Disseminate information to parents and staff that you are available if they are facing eviction Call us with your suggestions and concerns 32
33 SFUSD and HFC Partnership: How Call us and we will respond within 3 days. We can arrange to come to the school to meet with the family. (415) x103 SFUSD@hamiltonfamilycenter.org 33
34 SFUSD and HFC Partnership: How This presentation is available at: 34
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36 Questions, Concerns or Comments? 36
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38 Every Child Deserves a Home 38
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