Thank You for this Remarkable Giving Tuesday!
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We are thrilled to share that we raised over $10,000 this Giving Tuesday, which doubled our goal. These funds will help SFCHC provide warm meals, connection, and support for community members facing hunger or crisis in the weeks ahead.
Thank you for showing up with such love and generosity. Our community is stronger because of you.
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Addressing HIV Seroconversion in Transmasculine Individuals
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New Training
This training outlines the growing evidence of increasing HIV seroconversion rates among transmasculine people, a population historically underrepresented in HIV research. It highlights the structural barriers and social/biological factors contributing to this trend and promotes tangible solutions to better include and support transmasculine individuals in HIV prevention efforts.
Watch the Training
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Important: Medi-Cal Renewal Deadline for 2025
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Medi-Cal rules are changing, and many community members will need to act soon to keep their coverage. Patients who are not currently eligible for full-scope Medi-Cal due to immigration status must complete their Medi-Cal renewal before December 31, 2025 in order to continue receiving services without interruption.
If you’re unsure about your renewal status or need help with the process, we’re here for you. Billy, Rence, or Lizett can assist you with completing your renewal forms, answering questions, and making sure you stay covered.
Please reach out or stop by as soon as possible. Please don’t wait until the deadline. Your health matters, and we’re here to help you stay protected.
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You’re Invited to Celebrate the Season with Us
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The holidays can be a time of warmth, connection, and comfort, but for many in our community, they can also bring feelings of loneliness. In addition, this year has been challenging for so many in our LGBTQ+ and marginalized communities. Amid ongoing political attacks and uncertainty, coming together in love and solidarity feels more important than ever.
At San Francisco Community Health Center, we know that family are the people who see and celebrate you for who you are. This season, we are again opening our doors and hearts across all our major programs with holiday gatherings that honor the community we’ve built together. Whether you come to share a meal, reconnect with friends, or simply be surrounded by care, you are welcome here.
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Christmas She Boutique Pop-Up Shop
We’re excited to announce a fun and meaningful holiday event! The Rose Sorority and Trans Access have partnered to present our Christmas She Boutique Pop-Up Shop.
Thursday, December 18, 2025
2:00 - 4:30 PM
730 Polk Street, San Francisco, CA
Event requirements must be completed prior to December 18th. Clients can contact SFCHC staff for details.
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Community Living Room's Winter Wonderland
The Community Living Room invites you to join us for a cozy holiday celebration. This gathering is for our clients, friends, and anyone in need of community and comfort this season. Come enjoy food, joyful company, and a welcoming space where everyone belongs.
Friday, December 19, 2025
730 Polk Street, San Francisco, CA
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TransThrive's Sparkle Soiree
Get ready for one of the cutest, most magical nights of the year! Transthrive’s Sparkle Ball is back on Friday, December 19, and we’re rolling out an evening full of joy, glam, and community. Come dressed to shine. Enjoy music, dancing, treat, and friends and family.
Friday, December 19, 2025
6 - 10 PM
1460 Pine Street, San Francisco, CA
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Our mission extends beyond the provision of health services; we actively cultivate a sense of belonging for our community. There is something going on at the health center every single day, whether it is at our Community Living Room, TransThrive Drop-in Center, or The Lotus Project.
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San Francisco Community Health Center celebrates and attends to the health and wellness of the communities that define San Francisco—immigrant and communities of color, queer, trans, unhoused people, and all of us who are most impacted by oppression—through comprehensive medical, dental, and mental health services. We believe that health care starts with healing justice and meeting the basic needs of our communities. Our culturally informed services are designed by the very people we serve.
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