CAMPAIGN
Together We Heal
CAMPAIGN
Together We Heal
Healing Together
By supporting each other through the COVID-19 pandemic and protecting each other, we saved lives and created new opportunities to heal together. This important work is just beginning as we continue to heal our community from the harms caused by years of systemic racism.Resources to empower
Protect Your Health
- Get quality health care from the SF Department of Public Health: SF Health Network.
- Get connected to mental health and substance use services: Behavioral Health. Or talk to someone now.
- Resources for pregnant women and families: pregnancy tests, nurse home visiting program, WIC supplemental nutrition program.
- Basic dental services.
- More resources at sf.gov/DPH
Community Building
- SF African American Arts and Cultural District: A group of concerned and interested community members working to preserve, strengthen and promote our cultural assets and diverse communities.
- SF Black Wall Street: Established in 2021 to ensure that Black San Franciscans were fully represented and included in the city’s economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic. SFBWS makes sure Black San Franciscans receive the investment, technical support, and access to sustainable opportunities we deserve.
Emergency Preparedness
- When disaster strikes, we come together to help each other. Getting prepared is about knowing your neighbors, saying hi to the regulars at the local market, and staying in touch with family and friends. SF72.org
- Whether you’re just starting out or a preparedness pro, gathering your emergency supplies is easy. A good rule of thumb is to have supplies for about 3 days, or 72 hours. SF72.org/supplies
- A little foresight can go a long way—make a plan now, so you know how to find and get in touch with your people when something happens. SF72.org/plan
PSA: Thread
The “Thread" PSA from FEMA and the Ad Council encourages Americans to communicate with their loved ones and create an emergency preparedness plan together. Stay connected. Plan for natural disasters today. Visit ready.gov/plan.
Videos
A Lasting Legacy
The “A Lasting Legacy" PSA from FEMA and the Ad Council reminds Americans that disasters come and go, but families can last through it all with the right preparation.
Take Control
The “Take Control" PSA from FEMA and the Ad Council encourages older adults to take three simple steps to prepare for an emergency: 1) assess needs, 2) make a plan, 3) engage support networks.
I’m Ready - Listos California
El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center in partnership with Listos California is proud to share this new and innovative dance to help you get prepared! So let's get up, get moving, and get prepared! #SoyElSol #ElSolNec
We're Hiring! Apply to be a San Francisco 911 Dispatcher
Interested in a fast-paced, well-compensated, service-driven career? You could be a 911 Dispatcher! Learn more and apply: https://www.sf.gov/work-san-francisco-911
Earthquake Preparedness: ShakeOut
You could be anywhere when an earthquake strikes, so take this opportunity to develop the muscle memory to act quickly when the earth starts shaking.
About
Together we heal is a partnership between MegaBlack SF, San Francisco African American Arts and Cultural District, San Francisco Black Wall Street, and the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management.