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Mayor London Breed and President Norman Yee Celebrate Opening of Child Care Facility in SOMA

The New Transbay Child Development Center is one of over 30 early care and education centers in high-needs neighborhoods funded by the City’s Child Care Facilities Fund, which is aimed at making San Francisco a more family-friendly city

Mayor London Breed announces launch of trans housing subsidy program

The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development has selected the providers who will operate a housing subsidy program for transgender and gender non-conforming households.

Mayor London Breed announces acquisition and preservation of housing and the El Rio bar through the City's Small Sites Program

Eight residential homes in the Mission-Bernal Heights neighborhood will remain permanently affordable as part of this effort.

Demystifying San Francisco’s Homebuyer Programs

The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development is pleased to announce a new component to its homebuyer education.

Mayor London Breed announces the acquisition and preservation of first Small Sites building in the Sunset

With Small Sites Program acquisition, six multi-generational families will be able to remain in their homes in the Outer Sunset neighborhood.

Mayor London Breed celebrates groundbreaking for 167 new affordable homes in Sunnydale neighborhood

Sunnydale HOPE SF begins construction on second affordable family building at historic mixed-income development.

Mediation as a tool for eviction prevention: conflict intervention service

Pictured, left to right: Rachelle (on-site service provider), Janet (resident), Simon (mediator), and Laura (director of on-site services).

Mayor London Breed announces the successful rehabilitation of 436 affordable homes for families in Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood

Former public housing at Hunters Point East West and Westbrook were renovated under the Rental Assistance Demonstration program.

San Francisco "Fiber to Housing" program provides internet for low-income families

Department of Technology receives award for program that has provided 1,500 low income families in San Francisco with free, high-speed internet.

Mayor London Breed announces the acquisition and preservation of historic, mixed-income building in the Tenderloin

86 homes will remain affordable to residents in the heart of San Francisco.