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This report shares how San Francisco Community Health Center advanced health, equity, and justice in 2025. Inside, you’ll find highlights of our impact—from meals, shelter, and medical services to pioneering long-acting treatments and trans-affirming care—alongside stories of resilience, community partnerships, and the financial stewardship that make our work possible.

San Francisco Community Health Center (SFCHC) celebrates Filipino American History Month (FAHM) this October. This year’s national FAHM theme, “Empowering Our Community Through History, Health, and Healing,” resonates deeply as a healthcare organization rooted in social justice and inclusion…

Bay Area Reporter—Staff at the San Francisco Community Health Center never stop moving, and certainly haven't since the beginning of the Trump administration's second term in January…

Big news from NMAC ahead of USCHA 2025: Harold Phillips, former Director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy, will step in as NMAC’s new CEO following Paul Kawata’s retirement after 36 years of visionary leadership.

San Francisco Community Health Center is proud to release our new policy brief: The American Crisis in Gender-Affirming Care Access.

The U.S. has become the most restrictive developed democracy for transgender healthcare, with bans and federal restrictions impacting youth, families, providers, and communities nationwide. This crisis is not only a matter of health equity, but also of public cost, safety, and human dignity.

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San Francisco Community Health Center is proud to honor Transgender History Month for the month of August! Throughout August, we’ll be hosting special events across all of our sites to uplift the trans community, share stories, and foster connection.

Join us for our public events!

In powerful remarks delivered alongside Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, Dr. Dan O’Neill, Chief Medical Officer at San Francisco Community Health Center, speaks to the devastating impact of HR-1 on trans, unhoused, and HIV-impacted communities, and affirms our unwavering commitment to health justice for all.

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San Francisco Community Health Center denounces H.R. 1, a harmful assault on Medicaid. Tatyana Moaton shares a statement. Health care and justice—especially for Black, brown, LGBTQ+, and low‑income communities—is non‑negotiable.

We’re so grateful to everyone who showed up, danced, and marched with us on Sunday. From all of us at San Francisco Community Health Center—thank you for an unforgettable pride month!

All of our pride march photos are on Flickr in full resolution https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCjTjE

San Francisco, CA—Today, in a destructive decision, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Tennessee’s law (SB1) banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth…

Preliminary Injunction from Lambda Legal lawsuit Secures Temporary Lifeline to Nine LGBTQ And HIV Organizations Under Threat by Three Trump Executive Orders…

“Each nonprofit represented in our lawsuit offers a lifeline to vulnerable people, and any defunding of or enforcing silence about their work undermines public health, equity, and inclusion.” 

San Francisco Community Health Center is honored to receive a $325,000 grant from the Saint Francis Foundation to support our work…

On behalf of San Francisco Community Health Center’s The Lotus Project and Stop the Hate Program, the Office of Transgender Initiatives, and the Transgender March Organization, we invite you to cover a historic celebration: QTAPI Strong: A March for Resilience, Justice & Belonging…

As of May 1, 2025, our dental office located at 1800 Market Street will be closed until further notice…

This May, we proudly honor the rich cultures, resilience, and contributions of our Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities while also celebrating the vibrant intersection of our LGBTQIA+ identities. As we work toward justice, healing, and belonging for all, we invite you to join us in community throughout the month.