Community Resource Program & Peer Advocates
The Community Resource Program is dedicated to ensuring the rights of seniors and people with disabilities to live independently in the community. Our Peer Advocates help people as they navigate the complex web of home and community-based support services that can keep people living at home. Advocates give individual hands-on support for solving problems. By facilitating access to services and helping people resolve grievances when their needs are not being met, we hope to help more people remain in their homes and avoid unnecessary institutionalization.
If your paratransit application has been denied, if it’s taking too long to get your wheelchair repaired, if you’re having trouble getting the home care you need, contact us! You can give us a call, visit our office, and/or fill out our help form. We can assist you in resolving complaints, connect you to services that will make it easier for you to live in the community, and help you get connected to people who are working for change. Interpretation services available on the phone and in person.
This program is developed in partnership with the Independent Living Resource Center San Francisco to form Consumer Rights for Community Living (CRCL).
Peer Advocate Andrew and SDA organizer Grace tabling at Mission Sunday Streets
Warmline: (415) 546-1333
Monday: 1pm to 4pm
Tuesday/Thursday 10am to 4pm
Email:
sdapeeradvocate@gmail.com or fill out the contact form to the right.
Drop-In Hours
222 8th Street, San Francisco
Tuesday/Thursday: 10am to 4pm
Note for visiting the office: When visiting our office, please mask up and refrain from wearing fragrances (perfume, cologne, etc.) in order to keep our space accessible to people with all disabilities. Masks available upon request.
Would you like to be a Peer Advocate, supporting other seniors and people with disabilities to get the services and resources they need? Please explore the Peer Advocate Job Description and reach out to Damara at 415-546-1333 or damara@sdaction.org to talk more.