San Francisco Human Services Agency | 415-557-5000 | The city’s Human Services Agency houses the Disability + Aging division, which supports seniors through nutrition services, health care initiatives, case management and veterans’ assistance. It has legal professionals who help seniors navigate civil legal issues such as benefits assistance and tenants’ rights. |
Meals on Wheels San Francisco | 415-920-1111 | The local Meals on Wheels program delivers two healthy meals daily to seniors at risk of food instability. It has a team of social workers who help program participants find in-home support services, including transportation, social opportunities and free phones. |
San Francisco-Marin Food Bank | 415-282-1900 | This nonprofit organization helps older adults find food banks throughout San Francisco. It also distributes monthly food boxes to seniors who meet income requirements. |
The ReCARES Network | 5405 | ReCARES distributes gently used durable medical equipment and consumable supplies to seniors throughout San Francisco. Through this organization, seniors can obtain items such as toilet risers, knee scooters, wheelchairs, walkers and blood pressure machines. |
Institute on Aging | 415-750-4111 | The Institute on Aging operates the Friendship Line, a friendly caller program that provides emotional support for those aged 60 and over. The program also has a caregiver support program for family caregivers, and it offers enhanced case management for older adults with special care needs. |
Bayview Senior Services | 415-822-1444 | Bayview Senior Services supports older adults through social, recreational, wellness and nutrition services. It operates three senior centers, where older adults participate in daily programming, as well as an adult day health center for those who need daily support. |
OMI Senior Center | 415-334-5550 | This senior center provides free social and recreational activities for those aged 60 and over, along with a low-cost daily lunch program. It hosts special events and activities throughout the year, including a monthly Library on Wheels service, health and wellness classes and technology support. |
SteppingStone Senior Centers - San Francisco | 415-974-6784 | As the largest ADHC in San Francisco, SteppingStone provides individualized health and social support services for program participants. It has a multilingual staff and accepts many public and private health insurance plans. |
Mission Neighborhood Centers | 415-206-7752 | This organization’s Healthy Aging and Disability Services Program features social and recreational activities, congregate meals and educational workshops. It hosts various classes, including computer literacy, chair exercises and nutrition. |
San Francisco Senior Center | 415-202-7805 | This organization operates two senior centers in San Francisco, the Aquatic Park Center and the Downtown Center. These locations host recreational activities and have specialists who provide social services and information and referral assistance. |
Self Help for the Elderly | 415-677-7600 | Through this nonprofit organization, older adults find affordable senior housing, chore services, home-delivered and congregate meals and information on local recreational opportunities. The organization has HICAP counselors who provide free, unbiased Medicare and Medicaid counseling. |
Toolworks' ADRC | 415-733-0990 | The Aging and Adult Disability Resource Center serves those aged 55 and over through information and referral services. It helps seniors obtain the public benefits they qualify for and provides referrals for case management. |
Ruth's Table | 415-642-1000 | This memory cafe operates the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, providing social and recreational opportunities for those living with memory loss and their loved ones. It features in-gallery art exhibition tours and engaging art-based activities. |
UCSF Memory and Aging Center | 415-353-2057 | The Memory and Aging Center provides diagnostic services and care for seniors living with memory loss. Individuals can get personalized support and medical care or participate in clinical studies. |
Openhouse | 415-296-8995 | This organization connect seniors in the LGBTQ+ community with affordable housing, support services and community engagement opportunities. It operates as an ADRC, serving as a single point of entry into community-based services such as care coordination, case management and subsidized in-home care. |
San Francisco Social Security Offices | 800-772-1213 or 800-325-0778 (TTY) | San Francisco contains three Social Security Administration field offices, providing local seniors with in-person support and benefits assistance. At these locations, older adults apply for Medicare and Social Security benefits and obtain screening for Medicaid and Supplemental Security Income. |
Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program | 415-416-6660 | LIHEAP helps income-qualified seniors avoid disruptions in their utility services through credits on their energy bills. Availability depends on funding, and seniors can apply to receive this credit once per calendar year. |
San Francisco Vet Center | 415-441-5051 | The San Francisco Vet Center provides counseling and referral services to veterans and their families. It has trained counselors who provide one-on-one and group counseling sessions, offering support for those living with conditions such as depression or post-traumatic stress disorder. |