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Background
Established in 2018, San Francisco Digital Equity leads the City's digital equity response. A division of the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD). This initiative exemplifies MOHCD's commitment to equity and inclusiveness to San Francisco’s most underserved residents.
Goals
The City’s 2019-2024 Digital Equity Strategic Plan presents three goals:
- Expand affordable, high-quality internet access through strategic partnerships.
- Launch digital literacy innovation programs.
- Establish central leadership and accountability for measurable change.
Collaboration
We collaborate with community and City partners to offer digital equity resources:
- Fund grantees providing direct services to the community.
- Refer services from a trusted network of service providers.
- Help residents access free Internet with the Fiber to Housing program.
Get Internet
Internet access
Affordable Internet
Affordable Internet
Broadband for All partnered with EveryoneOn* and the California Emerging Technology Fund to help you find programs in your area.
Fiber to Housing Program
Fiber to Housing Program
Get free Internet for affordable housing. Visit the website for a list of locations.
Locations with wired ethernet connections
- Apply for a router with your management or services team.
- Setup the router in your home for free Internet.
Locations with secure Wi-Fi
- Find the flyer posted by your management or services team.
- Connect your device using the Wi-Fi name and password.
Tech Support and Questions
For Internet issues or questions about this program, please contact:
Fiber to Housing
Phone: (628) 652-5888
Text: 415-907-1084
Email: fth.support@sfgov.org
Find free or low cost Internet.
Find devices
Access Program at SECC
Access Program at SECC
Borrow a laptop or tablet. Attend a digital workshop. Study in a workspace. Learn more about the Access Program.
Tech Exchange
Human-I-T
Buy low-cost devices or borrow from a participating program.
Learn skills
Digital skills and job training
Digital skills and job training
- AT&T ScreenReady®: Gain skills and confidence to participate fully, safely and responsibly in today’s digital world.
- Bridge at Main, SFPL: Digital literacy, skills training, and computer tutoring
- Chinatown Community Development Center (CCDC): Digital skills and Internet training
- Dev/Mission: Tech workforce development and digital skills training, IT help desk support
- Goodwill Industries: Training and career programs
- Office of Economic and Workforce Development: Get job and career services
- St. Anthony's Tenderloin Tech Lab: Digital skills training, and support with computer access
Youth and school resources
Youth and school resources
- Bayview Hunters Point YMCA: Workplace skills training for Transitional Age Youth (TAY)
- Five Keys Schools and Programs: Digital skills training
- Centers for Equity and Success: Digital skills training and barrier removal navigation
- Parents for Public Schools of San Francisco: Digital service connection and digital skill building
- Sunnydale Boys and Girls Club: Tutoring, academic support, and community coordination
Seniors and adults with disabilities
Seniors and adults with disabilities
- Community Living Campaign: Low-cost Internet and devices; virtual tech classes and help desks
- Community Tech Network (CTN): Digital skills training and navigation, digital coaching
- Curry Senior Center: Tech training, health workshops, and social engagement
- Felton Tech Squad Tech support, digital skills training, and broadband access
- PRC (formerly Positive Resource Center): Computer skills assessment
- Self Help for the Elderly: Free computer tutoring and digital literacy training
- SF Connected Locations: This program has provided over 90,000 hours of training in over 50 computer labs throughout San Francisco. These labs are located at public sites including senior centers, community centers, supportive and senior housing sites, adult daycare, and adult day health care centers.
- SF Tech Council is a mission-driven, multi-sector initiative advancing digital inclusion for older adults and people with disabilities.
Mental health and other resources
Mental health and other resources
- Conard House: Digital literacy, skills training, Internet access, and mental health
- SF Service Guide: City resource guide for essential services across San Francisco
- Tech@Hand: Tech loaner program, tech support hours, and digital literacy classes.
Discover new skills or get help with technology.
Get tech support
Dev/Mission
Felton Tech Squad
Felton Tech Squad
Tech support and internet access for seniors and people with disabilities . Visit website for more info.
Get help with your devices at a location near you.
Help us improve
Digital Needs Survey
Questions, comments, or concerns
Questions, comments, or concerns
Please let us know how our programs are doing.
Email: digitalequity@sfgov.org
Text: 415-907-1084
Events and resources
Past events
Additional resources
Downloadable resources
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Text: 415-907-1084
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