Coronavirus (COVID-19) Get vaccinated. Get boosted. Wear a mask. Get tested. Get vaccinated, get your booster. Vaccines open to everyone 5 and up, boosters to everyone 12 and older. Learn more “Boy in mask gets vaccine.” by Getty Images Services What to do Vaccine required As of August 20, you must show proof of vaccination to go into bars, restaurants, clubs, and gyms. Bring a face covering with you You must wear a mask indoors in most public places. Vaccinated people don’t have to wear a mask in certain indoor settings. Vaccines Get vaccinated against COVID-19 Make an appointment to get your COVID-19 vaccine or booster. Get verification for your COVID-19 vaccine status Store your CDC vaccine card in a safe place. If you lose your card, see your options. San Francisco COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker See how many San Franciscans have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine. Get help Get housing help during the coronavirus pandemic Apply for financial help to pay your rent, mortgage, or HOA dues. Information about the eviction moratorium. Get food resources Help for people having trouble getting or affording food during the coronavirus pandemic. Get help paying your utility bills Apply for bill relief programs to help with your water, wastewater, and power bills. Get LGBTQ community services during the coronavirus outbreak Rental assistance, legal help, and other resources for LGBTQ youth and community. Help for immigrants during the coronavirus outbreak Immigration updates and financial resources for immigrants in the Bay Area. Stay healthy Get tested for COVID-19 Any time you feel sick or have a known exposure, get tested. What to do when exposed to COVID-19 If you’ve had close contact, get tested and wear a mask. And if you're not up-to-date on vaccines, quarantine too. Mental health resources Access to mental health and substance use services Give back Volunteer at a vaccination site Help register visitors, or provide vaccinations if you have a medical credential. Be an emergency volunteer Healthy adults or medical professionals can help the City respond to the coronavirus pandemic. Donate blood to help the COVID-19 shortage Make an appointment to give blood at Vitalant or the American Red Cross. Give to the City to respond to COVID-19 Make a tax-deductible donation to the Give2SF COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund. Donate face shields or fabric face masks Make face shields or fabric face masks for San Francisco’s first responders and Disaster Service Workers Participate in COVID-19 research Join research studies if you tested positive for COVID-19 or were exposed to someone who is COVID-19 positive. Information Guidance from the Department of Public Health Official instructions for schools, businesses, health practitioners and others. San Francisco COVID-19 Data Tracker See data around coronavirus cases and test results. Schools, childcare, and youth programs during the COVID-19 pandemic Information about schools, after school programs, summer camps, childcare and nannies. More services Confirm the vaccine status of your employees and subcontractors All covered City contractors must follow this policy. Get vaccinated at your home, work, or event We must pause all Vax to You and Special Event requests. Our team is focusing on high risk groups through January 2022. Reopening Guidance, updates, and resources on how San Francisco is reopening during the coronavirus pandemic. Working during the coronavirus pandemic Resources for working safely and getting support. Healthcare providers and COVID-19 Vaccine information and guidance for providers and healthcare workers during the coronavirus pandemic. Business during the coronavirus pandemic What you need to reopen your business safely. Get loans, grants, and other help for your business. News New data shows SF COVID-19 cases in decline following Omicron-driven surge January 20, 2022 COVID-19 testing capacity at an all-time high January 10, 2022 New data shows next several weeks critical in beating back COVID-19 surge and protecting SF's essential services January 4, 2022 See more news Resources Domestic and family violence resources Resources for people experiencing domestic violence in San Francisco. Sign up with CalNotify CA Notify is a free service that allows you to find out if you were exposed to COVID-19. Related departments Department of Public Health We protect and promote the health of all San Franciscans. Disease Prevention and Control We protect public health through clinics, Public Health Laboratory, and our chronic disease prevention team. Department of Emergency Management DEM manages and prepares for everyday and not-so-everyday emergencies. Office of the Mayor Mayor London Breed is the 45th Mayor of San Francisco and the first African-American woman elected.
