Our Heartfelt Gratitude - Show of Hope 2025
On behalf of all of us at San Francisco Community Health Center, thank you for joining us at the Show of Hope Gala 2025…
San Francisco Community Health Center is deeply honored to be chosen as 2025 SF Pride Marshal
Thank you, community! We are deeply honored to be chosen as a 2025 SF Pride Marshal. This recognition belongs to all of us—our staff, clients, allies, and every organizer, healer, and fighter who believes in the power of community-led care. We carry this honor with pride, resistance, and love. See you at Pride!
SAN FRANCISCO PRIDE ANNOUNCES 2025 COMMUNITY GRAND MARSHALS
San Francisco Pride proudly announces their Grand Marshals for the 55th Annual San Francisco LGBTQI+ Pride Celebration and Parade on June 28-29, 2025. Underscoring this year’s theme, “Queer Joy is Resistance,” these five remarkable individuals and one local organization reflect the strength, diversity, and resilience of the LGBTQI+ community.
San Francisco Community Health Center and LGBTQ+ Health Organizations Across U.S. Condemn Trump Administration’s Move to Close CDC HIV Prevention Division
Thirteen of the nation’s leading LGBTQ+, HIV, and health organizations are uniting to raise the alarm about the Trump administration’s planned actions to defund HIV prevention at the CDC.
Good Vibrations Partners with ‘SHE Boutique’ to Provide Gender-Affirming Care for San Francisco’s Trans Community
We are excited that Good Vibes has chosen to partner with SHE Boutique and Trans: Thrive for the month of March! Read the Press Release!
Our fight begins
Last Thursday, San Francisco Community Health Center, alongside multiple LGBTQ, Health, and HIV organizations, sued the Trump Administration challenging three executive orders…
LGBTQ+ and HIV Advocates File New Lawsuit Challenging Trump’s Orders Seeking to Erase Transgender People and Defund LGBTQ+ and HIV Services
This lawsuit was filed on behalf of multiple non-profits that serve the LGBTQ+ community, work to end the HIV epidemic, and record the history of LGBTQ+ people…
The impact of Executive Orders on SFCHC and other health providers
Lance Toma discusses recent Executive Orders that jeopardize critical health services for transgender communities.
San Francisco Community Health Center (SFCHC) Advocacy and Policy: Year in Review and Vision for 2025
SFCHC’s advocacy and policy vision for 2025 is ambitious yet grounded in our mission to protect and uplift the communities we serve. We aim to deepen our impact, strengthen our collaborations, and continue the fight for health equity.
Refuting Myths on San Francisco Service Providers
In recent months, local media and some politicians have been promoting the myth that nonprofits receiving grants from the City of San Francisco are mismanaged, bloated, inefficient, and “mired in scandal.” Sadly, this myth—and it is a myth—is taking hold in the public conscience…
SF Homeless Sweeps are Threatening Lives
A recent US Supreme Court ruling allowing municipalities to bar unhoused individuals from sleeping outdoors, has led to harmful police sweeps in San Francisco. These actions are increasing stress and trauma among our unhoused patients, disrupting their care, and challenging our staff. You can help...
Press Release: 2024 Show of Hope Gala
San Francisco Community Health Center (SFCHC), which for 37 years has provided critical health care and social services in the Tenderloin and beyond, will hold its Show of Hope Gala on Friday, April 19, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom of the Hyatt Regency San Francisco, 5 Embarcadero Center, San Francisco…
Welcome to our new CMO, Dan O'Neill!
We are thrilled to have Dan O’Neill with us as our new Chief Medical Officer. Dan O'Neill, MD, MBA is a general internal medicine physician that specializes in LGBTQ+ health, HIV/AIDS, addiction medicine, and gender diverse care…
Honoring Black History Month
For Black History Month 2024, San Francisco Community Health Center is taking on the theme of “Seeing Us.” Learn more about our programing this month and how we are honoring the collective impact of the Black Diaspora.