Never Miss a Chance to Do the Most Good
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Never Miss a Chance to Do the Most Good
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A Recovery-Focused Homeless Initiative
San Francisco is experiencing a humanitarian crisis. We’re here to deliver a solution.
Homelessness, drug addiction, and untreated mental illness is all around us. But it doesn’t have to be. The Salvation Army believes that every person who wants a way out should have it. On any given night in San Francisco, The Salvation Army provides housing to 750 people who are unstably housed or struggling with addiction.
Providing a Proven Path. For Anyone Who Wants It.
The Joseph McFee Center
The Salvation Army’s Joseph McFee Center (JMC) is a pilot program, expanding access to long-term, recovery-focused transitional housing for San Franciscans who are exiting residential treatment.
The JMC enhances the continuum of care and aims to improve long-term recovery results. The pilot project is in San Francisco’s Mission District and currently serves 36 participants with planned expansion to serve up to 96 participants.
Who We Are and What We Believe
The Salvation Army has been serving San Francisco’s poor and homeless since 1883. A top provider in recovery services, the Army is bringing its expertise to give those struggling with addiction The Way Out.
A top provider of addiction treatment deeply effective at transforming lives.
An unwavering policy of non-discrimination welcoming all who need help.
One of SF’s largest non-profit landowners with a broad presence across the Bay Area.
Questions?
Contact Steve Adami
Executive Director, The Way Out
steve.adami@usw.salvationarmy.org | 415-608-8595
